Mining
Operational control for mines and heavy industry
Zamatrack helps South African mines secure large perimeters and manage big shift-based workforces. Worxit combines guard patrols, contractor and visitor access control, biometric time and attendance, incident logging and nationwide push-to-talk radios, running on rugged devices built for dust, heat and long shifts.
- Core modules
- 6across 7 steps, gate to report
- Runs on
- Web, Android & iOS, online or offline
- Licensing from
- R600/month dashboard + R350/month per device see pricing
- Local support
- Johannesburg & Durban · 0861 987 987
The problem
What slows mining down?
The same issues come up in almost every conversation we have with teams like yours.
Vast perimeters
Patrol verification and guard communication are difficult over the distances a mine covers.
High contractor volumes
Hundreds of contractors come and go each day, and each must be identified, inducted and tracked.
Attendance fraud
Buddy clocking and manual timesheets inflate payroll across large shift-based workforces.
Harsh conditions
Consumer phones fail in dust, heat and drops, so hardware keeps needing replacement.
End to end
How do the modules fit together for mining?
Each module closes one link in the chain. Together they cover the whole operation, from the gate to the report.
- 01
Control who gets on site
Contractors, visitors and vehicles are scanned at the boom, with inductions and documents checked at the point of entry.
- 02
Put the right people on shift
Biometric clock-ins stop buddy clocking across large shift-based workforces and feed accurate hours to payroll.
- 03
Prove the work happened
Perimeter and plant patrols are verified at NFC checkpoints with GPS, across distances no supervisor can walk.
- 04
Capture and escalate what goes wrong
Incidents are logged with photographs and location, and push-to-talk reaches the control room anywhere with coverage.
- 05
Fix it and close the loop
Faults found on patrol become work orders routed to the maintenance team with the evidence attached.
- 06
Account for assets and stock
Radios, scanners and equipment are issued against a person, and stock movements are recorded as they happen.
- 07
Report to whoever needs it
Management and head office get attendance, access and incident reporting from a single set of records.
Start with one link in the chain and add the rest as you go. Every module shares the same dashboard, users and reports, so nothing has to be rebuilt later.
The outcome
What changes with Worxit
One platform for the control room, managers and people in the field, backed by hardware and support from a local team.
Build my stack- GPS-verified perimeter patrols across large sites
- Scanned, recorded contractor and visitor access
- Biometric clock-ins that stop buddy clocking
- Push-to-talk over GSM with no range limits
- Rugged hardware supplied and supported locally
Recommended modules
Which modules do mining usually start with?
Start with the essentials and add modules as you grow. They all share one dashboard.
FAQ
Mining: common questions
Which devices work in harsh environments?
Zamatrack supplies rugged Android hardware, such as the RuggedTab R8 and Inrico i10 PTT radio, built for dust, drops and long shifts.
How does push-to-talk work without radio towers?
GSM PTT radios use the cellular network, so guards and supervisors can talk wherever there is mobile coverage. No repeaters or radio licences are needed.
Can attendance data feed into payroll?
Yes. Biometric time and attendance records can be exported to support payroll processing and overtime calculations.
See Worxit set up for mining
Book a 30-minute live demo and see how Worxit fits your sites, teams and reporting.