Mining
Mining Control Rooms, Designed from the Shaft to the Boardroom
We design control rooms and operations centres for mines across Southern Africa: from a single shaft control room to a remote operations centre that runs a whole mine from one room. Every design starts with what the operators need to see, decide and coordinate, shift after shift.
Remote and integrated operations centres
One room for the whole value chain, from the face underground to load-out
Shaft and plant control rooms
Consoles, sightlines and overview displays designed around SCADA and the operator’s actual tasks
Emergency and security control rooms
Fire, gas, CCTV and emergency response positions designed for the worst shift of the year. Chapter 16 emergency control rooms
Live upgrades
Staged changeovers and temporary operator positions so production never loses control
Vendor-listed and site-ready
Our teams meet mine SHEQ and site-access requirements, and we work inside your procurement process
Clients & Projects
Manganese and iron ore mine, Northern Cape: 3 shafts run from 1 room, 21 operator stations
Copper mine expansion, Zambia: control room design, console fabrication and video wall
Iron ore mine, Northern Cape: 3 control rooms in design, 2026
One Room for the Whole Mine
Client and site names are not published. See our projects.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between an IOC and a ROC?
An integrated operations centre brings many functions into one room; a remote operations centre runs equipment from a distance. Many mines need both; we design for how your operation actually runs.
Do you meet mine SHEQ and site-access requirements?
Yes. Our teams work under mine SHEQ systems and your procurement process.
Can you work across borders?
Yes, across Southern Africa and the GCC.
