Immersive Technologies to deliver training simulator to Newmont’s Ahafo mine
Published by Jessica Casey,
Editor
Global Mining Review,
Immersive Technologies will deliver their 100th Conversion Kit® for Caterpillar® equipment owners within the continent of Africa.
The high-fidelity operator training simulator will be delivered to the Newmont Ahafo mine and includes simulation for training operators of the 777G and 785C haul trucks, D11T dozers, and 6030 shovels and excavators. These units mark the 98th, 99th, 100th, and 101st conversion kits that Immersive Technologies has delivered to further workforce development initiatives in the Africa region for mines who require high-fidelity simulation solutions for their Caterpillar equipment.
“We are excited to provide a high level of value and service to Newmont for this important mining project by supporting community skills development and increasing operator safety and productivity levels. We continue to put the customer first and deliver industry-endorsed solutions for all original equipment manufacturers makes as evidenced by our leading market share across the largest global miners,” said Johan Stemmet, Regional Vice President Africa.
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/finance-business/27052021/immersive-technologies-to-deliver-training-simulator-to-newmonts-ahafo-mine/
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