CASE STUDY · ENTERPRISE
KERANDARI, JHARKHAND · 200 VEHICLES
Trip Card Intelligence for a 200-vehicle coal mine.
A mine does not need another dashboard. It needs to know which vehicle lost time, where the delay began, and what the next shift should do differently.
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THE PROBLEM
Handwritten trip cards, maintenance logs and shift records pile up after every shift The same vehicle is logged under a different ID in each record Teams spend hours reconstructing events instead of improving the operation
WHAT WE BUILT
Trip records extracted from handwritten cards Vehicle IDs reconciled into one history per vehicle Maintenance and shift data linked, with utilisation shown and the original record one click away
HOW IT WORKS ON SITE
From a handwritten trip card to the next shift’s decision.
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TRIP CARD
Veh. HT 7
Load 4 — 6.42
Pit B → CHP
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HT 7 · trip card
Haul-07 · workshop
T-007 · fuel log
ONE VEHICLE
HT-07
3 records linked
HT-07 · ONE SHIFT
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UTILISATION BY SHIFTWorkingIdle
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Measured April–August 2026 against a January–March 2026 baseline, 200 vehicles. Figures confirmed in writing by BGR Mining & Infra.