KOR clean-up operations in Australian mines: productivity and safety lessons for engineers
Reviewed by Joe Ashwell

First reported on Australian Mining
30 Second Briefing
KOR is deploying Cappellotto vacuum and jetting units to manage tailings, slurry and spillage clean-up in Australian mine plants, reducing unplanned shutdowns where an hour of downtime can cost millions. The truck-mounted systems combine high‑vacuum pumps, high‑pressure water jets and large-capacity debris tanks, and can be customised with different boom reaches, filtration stages and hose configurations for crushers, sumps and process lines. Faster, mechanised clean-up reduces manual entry into confined spaces and around conveyors, directly cutting exposure to slips, engulfment and mobile plant interactions.
Technical Brief
- Wider adoption of integrated vacuum–jetting fleets could shift mine housekeeping from reactive to scheduled risk control.
Prepared by collating external sources, AI-assisted tools, and Geomechanics.io’s proprietary mining database, then reviewed for technical accuracy & edited by our geotechnical team.
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