Epiroc brings drilling equipment, automation workflows, and live equipment intelligence together so mine teams can plan safer production, cleaner fleets, and faster decisions from the bench to the control room.
These planning benchmarks frame how Epiroc teams connect rigs, tools, service support, and sustainability goals for mining and energy operators.
connected drilling and support assets monitored across customer programs
equipment data points interpreted daily for maintenance and utilization signals
potential reduction in avoidable site visits when remote diagnostics are adopted
countries supported by drilling specialists, automation trainers, and service partners
Fleet supervisors can progress from assisted controls to remote and semi-autonomous sequences without redesigning the entire operating model. Epiroc content, training, and integration support help teams define safe handoff points, operator permissions, and exception handling before automation scales.
Condition trends, utilization bands, and tool history are translated into practical service actions. Maintenance leaders receive clearer priorities for inspections, parts planning, and technician dispatch, supporting uptime without making absolute safety or recovery promises.
Rather than selling a generic transition, Epiroc frames power demand, shift patterns, ventilation benefits, charging windows, and retrofit constraints as one roadmap. That gives procurement, operations, and sustainability teams a shared basis for pilots and phased adoption.
Remote-capable rigs, face drilling guidance, and utilization analytics for confined production schedules.
Fleet visibility and drill plan discipline for benches where blast quality and cycle time shape daily output.
Portable intelligence for teams comparing geologic targets, tool wear, and drilling method performance.
Practical equipment packages for predictable hole quality, operator consistency, and lower idle time.
Drilling support for site preparation, utility corridors, geothermal planning, and critical mineral projects.
Map connectivity, operator workflows, rock conditions, and maintenance data quality before technology scope is locked.
Connect a focused set of rigs and tools to validate reporting, service triggers, and crew adoption under real conditions.
Standardize dashboards, control-room routines, and role-based permissions across shifts and mine areas.
Introduce automation in bounded tasks where procedures, people, and risk controls are already mature.
PlayWe needed drilling data that supervisors could trust before the morning planning meeting.
PlayThe value came from translating machine signals into service windows we could actually schedule.
PlayOperator confidence improved once the pilot connected technology decisions to familiar procedures.
Share your fleet profile and operational goals. Epiroc will help frame the next practical step, from equipment selection to digital deployment planning.