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Solutions · Mining and quarrying

Above ground or underground, in a mine or a quarry, the radio has to work every time. We design it and install it.

Teleproject designs, builds, and maintains professional DMR and TETRA radio networks and coverage systems for mining and quarrying operations, above ground and underground, backed by over twenty years of experience in mission-critical communications.

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The challenges

The three challenges of running a mine or a quarry.

What a mining or quarrying operation has to guarantee every day, above ground and underground.

  • Coverage in underground environments

    In excavation drifts and at underground levels the radio signal does not propagate on its own: rock, distance, and bends all attenuate it. Without engineered coverage, the crews underground stay cut off from the surface.

  • Personnel safety

    Anyone working alone at the excavation face must be able to raise the alarm and get help at any moment: this calls for terminals with safety features linked to the control room, wherever the type of work requires it.

  • A lasting investment

    The system has to last for years and be serviced without stopping operations: what counts is the quality of the components, the technical documentation, and scheduled maintenance. Where areas are classified as hazardous, the equipment must be rated for that use.

Scenario · Operations

What happens when you open a new excavation face.

A real-world case: from checking radio coverage through to coordinating the crews and supporting the systems.

  1. We measure coverage before you start

    Before the site is set up we check where the radio signal reaches: with field tests and propagation models we size the systems needed to cover the work areas, above ground and underground.

    Vehicle fitted with antennas for radio coverage field tests across the site
  2. Coverage reaches underground

    We carry the DMR and TETRA radio networks all the way to the excavation face with DAS and radiating cable, so communication stays continuous even where the outside signal cannot reach.

    DAS antennas installed on the crown of an underground tunnel
  3. The crews stay in touch

    Every operator works with their own radio terminal, programmed for the site networks. We supply, program, and maintain the crews’ radio fleet and, where required, terminals with safety features for lone workers.

    Operator with a handheld radio in front of a rock wall
  4. The control room coordinates operations

    The operator follows the crews from the Respondr console, which brings the site radio networks together at a single operator position: one interface to talk with those on the surface and those working underground.

    Respondr console in a control room
  5. The systems stay under support

    After installation the work continues: the Track-TP platform gathers the status of the equipment and radio networks on a single dashboard, and support contracts keep the systems maintained over time.

    Supervision dashboard of the Track-TP platform
Products and services

The systems we put in the field.

Every solution has its own detail page: here you see only what it does for an extraction site.

Interoperability

Our systems integrate with the plant you already have.

No closed systems: we use open protocols, let different technologies coexist on the same infrastructure, and work with the certifications that public tenders require.

Multiprotocol on the same coverage

TETRA, DMR, and VHF/UHF coexist on the same coverage infrastructure: your existing investments stay valid even when the radio technology changes.

Integration with site systems

The monitoring systems interface with the operator’s supervision platforms via SNMP, relay contacts, and APIs: the alarms land where you already work.

Certifications and credentials

Teleproject is a company certified to ISO 9001:2015 and qualified under SOA OS 19. The Respondr and Track-TP platforms are designed in line with the NIS2 directive and the ISA/IEC 62443-3-3 standard.

Contact us

Request a proposal for your mine or quarry.

Feasibility analysis, radio coverage study, and project planning, tailored to your requirements.