RCT in chute control

OPERATORS controlling underground chutes at a West Papuan mine will no longer have to contend with heat, dust, exhaust fumes or wet muck situations thanks to those chute operations being automated by Remote Control Technologies.

Site personnel can manage the chutes from the safety and comfort of a surface control room.

05 December 2019
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RCT installed its Controlmaster teleremote technology on 24 underground chutes at the mine and connected them to seven automation centres in an on-site surface control room.

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