TASK WORK PACKAGE
Haul-truck inspection and shift handover
A reported concern needs an exact location, a clear observation and a review status the receiving crew can follow. Rehearse that handover around a parked haul truck.
MINING SOLUTIONS
Different equipment. Decisions worth rehearsing.
From a fleet inspection handover to a conveyor retaining check: build the learning around the person, the decision and the evidence.
Recognise the fault. Hold for review.
A closed guard is
not the finish line.
Inspect both securing points. Point B is not engaged in the training example. The useful action is to notice it, explain the hold and request review.
After supervised correction, the learner reinspects and captures the required observations. Genesis can show guarded virtual normal motion after the simulated release; the physical demonstration rig remains inert.
Explore the training example
The observation changes
what happens next.
Choose a lesson state below. This photo-based preview explains the scenario; it is not the Genesis or Field-IQ application.
CG101 / lower point B
Notice the unresolved securing point.
B remains not engaged. Record the observation, hold the training task and request review. The decision matters as much as naming the part.
HOLD / REQUEST REVIEWOptional component reference
The concept geometry requires equipment-owner review.
Observe / decide / recover
The reasoning belongs
in the lesson.
Preserve what the expert checked, what the learner missed and why the task held. Review the recovery against the approved source before carrying a change into the next rehearsal.
See the reviewed loop →
Next candidate / expert handover
Keep an expert’s eye
at the slurry pump.
A second pathway is a bounded pump-inspection lesson built around the observations an experienced maintainer makes.
It gets its own equipment model, approved source, reviewer and assessment criteria after the conveyor evaluation. One lesson is not assumed valid across different plant.
Discuss a handover taskAgree what useful proof looks like
Prove the task.
Then expand it.
- Review component identity, guard geometry and motion.
- Agree observation and decision criteria with the assessor.
- Test normal, fault, recovery and missing-evidence paths.
- Measure authoring, expert review and validation separately.
Training evidence supports coaching. Authorized site personnel retain the real release decision.
Bring one useful task
Build the first loop.
Earn the next shift.
One permitted image. One approved or redacted procedure. A twenty-minute conversation about what useful proof should look like.
Request a demo clinic
MINING SOLUTIONS
Begin with a decision that matters.
TASK WORK PACKAGE
Conveyor guard readiness
Use one configured retaining assembly to rehearse observation, a defensible HOLD decision and the evidence needed after supervised correction.
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Guided maintenance
Map a reviewed instruction to the configured equipment and retain the observation that explains the decision. Begin with the same CV-101 component IDs used in training.
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Expert knowledge handover
Capture why an expert stopped a task, which evidence resolved it and what should change in the learning material. Preserve context alongside the answer.
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Slurry pump task scoping
A slurry-pump inspection is a candidate for the next work package. The current image establishes context; no pump-specific geometry, approved procedure or simulator has been supplied.
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Crew learning and assessment
Build a bounded practice task around configuration, observation, decision and evidence. Keep illustrative training results separate from competence signoff and operating authority.
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Robot task development
A future robot work package needs a source-qualified model, task constraints and explicit failure handling. CV-101 provides a vocabulary for the retaining assembly, not a qualified robotic operation.