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Successful Application Of Technologies Centred Around People (SATCAP)

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“People-centred technology and processes”
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Successful Application Of Technologies Centred Around People (SATCAP)

The Successful Application of Technologies Centred Around People (SATCAP) programme places people at the centre of all mining-related activities. This programme serves as an integrating function across all other SAMERDI programmes and has stand-alone deliverables.

As the 4th Industrial Revolution emerges globally, the development and application of technologies are inevitable. With the other five SAMERDI programmes addressing various aspects of mechanisation and digitalisation, SATCAP seeks to understand how people relate to each other and with technology.

Currently progressing five streams of research, with operational and strategic thrusts, SATCAP is intended to create platforms for collaboration, cooperation and co-creation amongst all stakeholders in the minerals value chain. From the boardroom to the mine-face, from government entities to community members, SATCAP allows people to share their perceptions, attitudes, styles of leadership, readiness for change, and the practical aspects of how they interact with emerging technologies.

The SATCAP approach is deeply rooted in two principles: The fundamental dignity and wisdom inherent in every participant in the minerals value chain; and the understanding that nothing will be done “for us, without us”. This latter right applies to every stakeholder.

 

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SATCAP Projects

People-Related Factors in Mining Modernisation
People-Related Factors in Mining Modernisation
Adoption of New Technology - MOSH Modernisation
Adoption of New Technology - MOSH Modernisation
Best Practice Guidance Regarding Change Management to Achieve Revised Shift Configurations for Continuous Mining
Best Practice Guidance Regarding Change Management to Achieve Revised Shift Configurations for Continuous Mining
Modernisation, Resistance to Change, and Boundaries of the Mining Value Chain
Modernisation, Resistance to Change, and Boundaries of the Mining Value Chain

Longevity of Current Mines (LoCM)

The Longevity of Current Mines programme is aimed at improving mining practices and procedures, particularly for established mines that are…

Longevity of Current Mines (LoCM)

Non-explosive Rock Breaking (NERB)

The goal of the Non-Explosive Rock Breaking programme is to identify, develop and support the implementation of solutions that will enable…

Non-explosive Rock Breaking (NERB)

Mechanised Drill and Blast (MDB)

The Mechanised Drill & Blast programme is targeted at providing sustainable mechanised solutions to the gold and platinum mining…

Mechanised Drill and Blast (MDB)

Advanced Orebody Knowledge (AOK)

The Advanced Orebody Knowledge (AOK) programme is aimed at providing mine planners, rock engineers, geologists and other decision-makers…

Advanced Orebody Knowledge (AOK)

Real-time Information Management Systems (RTIMS)

The Real-Time Information Management Systems programme aims to improve data transmission, storage, dissemination, and information…

Real-time Information Management Systems (RTIMS)

Successful Application Of Technologies Centred Around People (SATCAP)

The Successful Application of Technologies Centred Around People (SATCAP) programme places people at the centre of all mining-related…

Successful Application Of Technologies Centred Around People (SATCAP)
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