Mining Asset Normalisation

Clean equipment registers.EAM-ready.

Turn unstructured mine site equipment data into clean, EAM-ready records. Struktive normalises OEM names, parses mine hierarchy locations, classifies every asset, and scores data quality — so your team imports clean data on the first attempt.

No account required. First 350 records free.

Global Mine Site Provenance:🇨🇦Canada🇦🇺Australia🇿🇦South Africa🌐Global Standard
Normalised 50 equipment records · 8 OEM aliases resolved
struktive / mining-results
Asset IDVendorLocationStatusCategoryScore
CAT-793F-041caterpiller inc.PIT3-NW-B12OP
KOM-830E-017KOMATSU LTDUG-L4-N-DRIFT3Running
SAN-DR580-003sandvik miningcrusher stnACTIVE
ABB-MCC-PW02a b bPITW-MCC-Rm2active
EPI-L2350-009epiroc abunderground level 4In Service
5 equipment records · waiting to normalise...Auto-classification

OEM aliases resolved automatically

CATCaterpillar
KOMKomatsu
SANSandvik
EPIEpiroc
HITHitachi
LBHLiebherr
METMetso Outotec
FLSFLSmidth
VOLVolvo CE
TRXTerex

+ P&H → Komatsu · Bucyrus → Caterpillar · Atlas Copco → Epiroc · Joy Global → Komatsu · Outotec → Metso Outotec

Exports to
IBM Maximo 7.6IBM MAS 8.xSAP ECC PMSAP S/4HANAHexagon EAM 11/12Infor EAM 11.x
Maps to
ISO 55001PAS 55JORC CodeNI 43-101GHG ProtocolTCFDSASBCIM Estimation StandardsIEC 62443NIST 800-82NIS2
Solutions by outcome

One normalisation engine. Five outcomes.

The same pipeline that classifies and normalises your assets produces different outputs depending on what you need to accomplish.

EAM Migration

From spreadsheets to platform-ready in minutes

Submit unstructured mine site equipment data in any format. Struktive normalises OEM names, parses mine hierarchy locations, classifies every asset, and produces a validated import file for IBM Maximo, SAP PM, Hexagon EAM, or Infor EAM. Pre-flight validation tells you exactly what will import cleanly before you touch your EAM.

  • Maximo CSV with ASSETNUM, SITEID, CLASSSTRUCTUREID validated
  • SAP PM Equipment Master via LSMW or BAPI_EQUI_CREATE
  • Hexagon EAM CSV with EQUIPMENT, CLASS, ORGANIZATION validated
  • Infor EAM CSV with EQUIPMENT_CODE, EQUIPMENT_CLASS, ORGANIZATION validated
  • Pre-flight report: missing serials, unresolved manufacturers, location gaps
  • Quality score per record — flags records needing attention before import
EAM Migration
Struktive output
Maximo CSV with ASSETNUM, SITEID, CLASSSTRUCTUREID validated
SAP PM Equipment Master via LSMW or BAPI_EQUI_CREATE
Hexagon EAM CSV with EQUIPMENT, CLASS, ORGANIZATION validated
Ready to download after normalisation
400+
OEM vendor aliases resolved automatically
73%
of ANZ mine sites pursuing AI or predictive analytics¹
6
EAM platform export profiles
<90s
Average processing time per 500 records

¹ Mainstream Industrial Asset Management Technology Investment Report 2026, n = 506 ANZ maintenance and reliability professionals.

A seven-stage pipeline that runs in seconds

Every record passes through the same deterministic pipeline. No black boxes — every transformation is logged.

CSV Pre-processing

Preamble detection, column mapping, resilient parsing. Handles real-world quoting, encoding, and mixed-format mine register exports.

OEM Name Resolution

400+ alias rules plus acquisition history. P&H→Komatsu, Bucyrus→Caterpillar, Atlas Copco→Epiroc, Joy Global→Komatsu.

Mine Hierarchy Parsing

Extracts Open Pit / Level / Zone / Area / Bench from any free-text format. Surface and underground schemas supported.

Asset Classification

12 equipment categories: Haul Truck, Electric Shovel, Drill Rig, Dozer, LHD, Crusher, Mill, and more. Keyword rules handle 80% instantly.

EAM Enrichment

Validates against 1,200+ equipment models. Adds power ratings (kW / hp / L·hr), payload capacity (tonnes), and CLASSSTRUCTUREID automatically.

Duplicate Detection

Fuzzy serial matching, exact tag matching, OEM+model+location flagging. Configurable thresholds for mine-site naming conventions.

Quality Scoring

0–100 score per record across seven factors: completeness, consistency, confidence, location depth, and more. Every record scored before export.

Regulatory & framework alignment

Two pressures. One dataset.

Mine operators face both asset management and sustainability regulations simultaneously. Struktive maintains the asset layer that both functions need.

Asset Management
ISO 55001 / PAS 55

Structured asset registers on classification, condition, location, and maintenance history are a core ISO 55001 requirement. Struktive produces a register that satisfies asset identification and data quality obligations out of the box.

ISO 55001PAS 55JORC CodeNI 43-101
Emissions & Sustainability
GHG Protocol / TCFD / SASB

Equipment classification, power ratings (kW / hp / L·hr), and payload capacity (tonnes) are extracted and structured for GHG Protocol Scope 1 & 2 reporting, TCFD physical risk disclosure, and SASB metals & mining standard metrics.

GHG ProtocolTCFDSASBCIM Estimation Standards
Supply chain compliance

Global Mine Site Provenance Pack

Regulators, lenders, and ESG auditors are asking mining operators to prove where their major equipment came from. Struktive generates a tamper-evident provenance document directly from your existing equipment register — no manual data preparation required.

Trade & Sanctions Exposure

OFAC, UK OFSI, and EU consolidated sanctions lists now extend to equipment manufactured in or transiting through restricted jurisdictions. Without a documented supply chain, operators cannot demonstrate compliance.

ESG Financing Covenants

Green bonds and ESG-linked loan facilities increasingly require borrowers to demonstrate supply chain transparency. Lenders are asking for manufacturer origin documentation as a condition of drawdown.

Regulatory Submissions

CEAA-2012 project descriptions, NI 43-101 technical reports, and JORC Code disclosures all require structured equipment and supply chain data. Struktive pre-populates the fields these submissions need.

What the pack contains

Equipment origin summary
Manufacturer country of origin for every major asset, derived from OEM registration data and vendor aliases.
Sanctions screening flag
Each manufacturer checked against current OFAC, OFSI, and EU consolidated lists. Flagged records surfaced for review.
Jurisdiction breakdown
Pie chart and tabular breakdown of equipment by country of manufacture — ready to attach to ESG or financing documents.
Tamper-evident JSON + PDF certificate
Cryptographically hashed source file, processing timestamp, and normaliser version stamped on every export.
Who needs this
🇨🇦
Canadian operators
CEAA-2012 project descriptions + NRCan energy reporting + CBSA import documentation
🇦🇺
Australian operators
JORC Code technical reports + ASX continuous disclosure + Clean Energy Finance Corporation requirements
🇿🇦
South African operators
SAMREC Code disclosures + JSE listing requirements + DMRE environmental authorisation submissions
🌍
Global operators
Any mine site with ESG-linked debt, a listed parent, or equipment sourced from multiple jurisdictions

Consultant equivalent: $5,000–$15,000. Struktive generates the provenance document from your existing equipment register in minutes.

NI 43-101 / JORC / SK-1300

QP Equipment Schedule — sample output

Download a 30-row sample of the Struktive NI 43-101 QP Equipment Schedule export. The 18-column CSV includes ISO 14224:2016 class codes, FLOC hierarchy, and Qualified Person sign-off fields — accepted by TSX, ASX, and NYSE American listing requirements.

ISO 14224 class codesFLOC hierarchyQP sign-off fieldsChain-of-custody header
# NI 43-101 QP Equipment Schedule
# Struktive Normaliser v2.4.1
QP Item No.,Asset ID,Description,...
0001,MNE-001,Haul Truck,Caterpillar,...
0002,MNE-002,Haul Truck,Caterpillar,...
0011,MNE-011,Slurry Pump,Weir,PU,...
0015,MNE-015,Diesel Generator,CAT,EG,...
... 25 more rows

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