Monthly Archives: August 2018

HighService Service achieves important position in Suppliers Ranking

The company stood out in the “Maintenance” area.

HighService Service was recognized by the traditional Phibrand Ranking of Suppliers of Mining 2018, reaching the second place in the “Maintenance” area.

The goal of the ranking is to evaluate the competitiveness, service and quality of the main suppliers of the mining sector in Chile. The variables considered are the following:

  • Quality of equipment or services
  • Support and after sales service
  • Technical and economic flexibility
  • Overall reputation

To elaborate this ranking, more than 200 senior executives, superintendents and area managers from the most important companies of the Great Mining industry in Chile were surveyed during the period between May and July of this year.

“We are proud to be part of this prestigious ranking that highlights good practices and excellence in providing services to the mining industry”, said Hugo Salamanca, President of HighService Corp.

HighService Service is a company of the holding HighService Corp, with extensive experience and recognized track record in Integral Maintenance, Assistance and Technical Services of high specialization.

Committed to the security and quality of services, HighService Service works with Operational Excellence thanks to the development of its human capital and the incorporation of new technologies.

HighService Service achieves important position in Suppliers Ranking2023-06-05T20:46:57-04:00

MIRS starts second phase of robotic project in Peru

A robotic system developed by the Chilean company has already sampled more than 2,500 trucks: 50,000 samples, obtained from 75,000 tons of ore.

MIRS, a Chilean company specialized in the development of robotic solutions for the mining and heavy industries, has just started the second phase of the robotic project at the port terminal of Impala Terminals, located in Collao, Peru.

To date, more than 2,500 trucks have been sampled by this technology, called MI Robotic Sampler, which allows automating a process that is usually done manually. Its main advantage is that it enables the accurate extraction of representative and incorruptible mineral samples, eliminating error and cross-contamination. In addition, it is a safer and more transparent process, both for producers and for buyers and intermediaries.

“The objective of this second stage is to extend the capabilities of the robotic system to be able to sample concentrates with high moisture content and in trucks of different formats,” says  Javier Espinoza, general manager al MIRS.

The general manager of Impala Terminals Peru, Cristiaan Landeo, stressed that the first stage concluded in an optimal way: “The robots are already installed and operating successfully. In addition, we are working in parallel with the traditional system and the robotic system to compare them, and the results have been very good, according to what we expected “.

MI Robotic Sampler is a fully automated sampling, packaging and labeling system, with four robotic arms capable of taking, in just a few minutes, representative samples on trucks loaded with copper concentrate, molybdenum, cobalt, zinc or lead.

MIRS is a subsidiary of the holding company HighService Corp, specializing in maintenance, technology, robotics, engineering and construction services for mining and heavy industry.

MIRS starts second phase of robotic project in Peru2019-04-10T13:05:56-04:00
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