Expert analysis: How to help extend oil drain intervals in mining haul trucks

10

July

  • 3PM London / 10AM New York
  • Free
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Why attend?

In the challenging environment of mining operations, optimizing maintenance protocols is vital for helping improve equipment longevity and operational efficiency. This webinar details a comprehensive protocol designed to help extend the oil drain interval for mining haul trucks while maintaining or potentially exceeding Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) benchmarks*.

Join us on July 10th to discover how you may potentially achieve improvements in maintenance outcomes and operational efficiency with a protocol that focuses on:

  • Strategic lubricant selection
  • Strong supplier and service provider relationships
  • Careful identification of test units
  • Detailed result analysis
  • Systematic fleet implementation

 

Hosted by GlobalData’s David Kurtz and featuring expert analysis from Mobil’s Roger Young, this insightful webinar will provide attendees with:

  • A four-step process for mining operators looking to implement strategies that extend oil drain intervals
  • The measures needed to optimize oil drain intervals and how they can help to achieve cost savings, reduce environmental impact, reduce workforce exposed hours, and enhance the reliability and performance of mining haul trucks

 

Please refer to the owner’s handbook for OEM application requirements and oil drain intervals for your vehicle or equipment

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Roger Young
Senior Field Technical Advisor

Roger Young is a Senior Field Technical Advisor at Imperial Oil for the past 13 years. With his background as a technician and as a certified lubrication expert, Roger’s focus is to provide solutions to the mining operation around productivity, environmental care, and safety.

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David Kurtz
Director of Research & Analysis for Construction, Mining and Energy at GlobalData

David Kurtz is Director of Research & Analysis for Construction, Mining and Energy at GlobalData, and is responsible for all of the company's published data and insights on these sectors. He joined the company from Datamonitor in 2013, where he spent 10 years based in London leading the Energy and Utilities business unit, before moving to Sydney in 2004 to head up the Asia Pacific operations, managing all research, analysis and sales and in the region.

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