FIELD INTELLIGENCE / ONLINE
MINE HOIST INSPECTION 01
SafeSight adds high-resolution visual and 3D spatial documentation to mine hoist and shaft infrastructure inspection workflows. Capture measurable geometry, equipment interfaces and condition records that maintenance and engineering teams can review alongside their existing statutory inspection program.
Visual Record. Spatial Data. QA / QC.
Reviewable inspection imagery
Measurable infrastructure geometry
Installation and alignment documentation
Repeatable digital condition history
02 Condition Documentation
Mine hoisting infrastructure is inspected and maintained through established site procedures and regulatory requirements. But traditional inspection records may still rely heavily on:
Digital spatial documentation adds another layer: measurable 3D retention.
03 Digital Integration Process
Use the appropriate SafeSight visual or spatial capture method to document the defined hoist / shaft infrastructure scope.
Process imagery and spatial data so engineers and maintenance teams can inspect relevant geometry and condition information.
Deliver reports, 3D data and a historical digital record for future comparison and maintenance planning.
04 Scope & Delivery
Only components SafeSight can practically access and safely document are included in the scope. Deliverables are defined by the required engineering and maintenance outcome.
Document geometry and clearances associated with conveyance movement within the designated hoist parameters.
Capture alignment and spatial relationships where included in the defined infrastructure scope.
Document relevant structural geometry associated with the immediate hoisting environment.
Capture spatial context around loading points, shaft stations, and critical structural interfaces.
Compare installed infrastructure against design or required clearances where appropriate.
Use later scans or imagery to compare changes over time, establishing an ongoing baseline.
05 Quality Assurance
During installation, rehabilitation or major maintenance, engineering teams may need more than photographs to verify work quality.
3D spatial capture can create a documented as-built reference for selected infrastructure so teams can review:
06 Historical Baseline
A single digital inspection creates a baseline.
Repeated capture can make it possible to compare infrastructure against that baseline and identify spatial changes requiring engineering review.
SafeSight does not automatically diagnose mechanical failure. It creates repeatable information engineers can investigate.
SafeSight's Mine Shaft Inspection service focuses on the complete vertical shaft environment, including shaft geometry, guides, buntons, dividers and alignment.
The Hoist Inspection service focuses on the defined hoisting infrastructure and interfaces relevant to maintenance, QA/QC and condition documentation.
Explore Mine Shaft Inspection →
SafeSight adds digital visual and spatial condition documentation to the mine's existing program. It does not replace legally required mechanical, electrical, rope, NDT, or statutory competent-person or professional-engineering inspections. Unless explicitly scoped with appropriately qualified personnel, SafeSight information is provided to the mine's engineering and maintenance teams to complement their required statutory workflows.
07 Data Integration
SafeScanner / Specific System
Field Verification
Process Cloud
Manage & Visualize
Engineering / Planning
08 Resources
How spatial capture supports vertical infrastructure decisions.
View Shaft Service →Turn captured field data into mine-ready files quickly.
Explore Eclipsed →Organize, visualize and share large spatial datasets.
Explore NimbVault →09 Technical Overview
10 Questions answered
No. SafeSight provides digital visual and 3D spatial documentation that complements existing programs. It does not replace required mechanical, electrical, rope, NDT, or statutory competent-person or engineering inspections.
Yes. SafeSight can capture high-density 3D spatial data of the shaft and relevant hoisting infrastructure to support alignment review, QA/QC, and condition documentation.
While related, they are not the same service. SafeSight's Mine Shaft Inspection focuses on the complete vertical shaft environment. Hoist Inspection focuses specifically on the defined hoisting infrastructure and interfaces.
Yes. The digital record serves as a baseline. Repeated captures allow engineering and maintenance teams to review measurable spatial changes against that baseline.
SafeSight captures visual and spatial documentation of the defined scope. Our service does not replace certified NDT or statutory rope examinations.
Deliverables are scoped per project but typically include high-resolution inspection imagery, 3D point cloud data, measurable geometry, and browser-viewable records via NimbVault.
Tell us the opening, current inspection method and technical output you need. SafeSight will recommend the capture method and scope the documentation around the maintenance decisions your team needs to make.