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COAL HAULING & TRUCKING
LAND LOGISTICS

MOVING MATERIAL WITH CONTROL.

AT Corporation’s coal-hauling capability is structured to support the disciplined movement of bulk material between mining areas, stockpiles and downstream loading points.

Efficient hauling depends on the alignment of route, fleet, payload, cycle time and operating control.

OPERATING ROLE

THE LINK BETWEEN PRODUCTION AND DESTINATION.

Hauling is the operating link between material production and the next stage of the commodity chain.

Effective land logistics requires coordinated fleet deployment, route management, loading discipline, cycle-time visibility and receiving-point coordination.

HAULING MODEL

LOAD. MOVE. DELIVER. RETURN.

01

LOAD

Coordinate truck positioning, loading sequence and payload according to operating requirements.

02

MOVE

Transport material through the approved route with appropriate traffic, safety and operating controls.

03

DELIVER

Deliver material to the designated stockpile, handling or loading point.

04

RETURN

Manage return movement and fleet circulation to support stable cycle performance.

ROUTE ARCHITECTURE

EVERY ROUTE HAS AN OPERATING PROFILE.

REFERENCE ROUTE TYPES

  • MINE TO STOCKPILE
  • MINE TO ROM
  • STOCKPILE TO JETTY
  • STOCKPILE TO PROCESSING
  • INTER-SITE MATERIAL MOVEMENT
  • OTHER APPROVED BULK ROUTE

ROUTE PROFILE REFERENCE FIELDS

Origin
Destination
Distance
Road Type
Road Condition
Gradient
Loading Point
Dumping Point
Speed Control
Traffic Control
Cycle Time
Weather Sensitivity
Operating Hours
FLEET DEPLOYMENT

MATCHING FLEET TO THE ROUTE.

FLEET CATEGORIES — OWNERSHIP, BRAND, MODEL, QUANTITY AND PAYLOAD NOT IMPLIED

Dump Truck
Heavy Duty Truck
Off-Highway Truck
On-Road Truck
Support Vehicle
Dispatch Vehicle
Road Maintenance Support
HAULING PERFORMANCE

VISIBILITY ACROSS THE CYCLE.

PERFORMANCE METRIC REFERENCE

Cycle TimePayloadTripsTonnageFleet AvailabilityUtilizationQueue TimeLoading TimeTravel TimeDumping TimeDelayFuel ConsumptionRoad ConditionWeather Delay

CYCLE TIME MODEL

Queuing at Loading/
Spotting/
Loading/
Loaded Travel/
Queuing at Destination/
Dumping/
Empty Travel/
Delay/
Total Cycle Time
OPERATING CONTROL

COORDINATING MOVEMENT ACROSS THE ROUTE.

OPERATING CONTROL REFERENCE

Dispatch
Fleet Assignment
Route Monitoring
Queue Control
Shift Handover
Production Coordination
Road Status
Weather Condition
Delay Classification
HAUL ROAD

THE ROAD IS PART OF THE PRODUCTION SYSTEM.

Hauling productivity depends not only on trucks, but also on road geometry, condition, drainage, traffic management and maintenance discipline.

ROAD-MANAGEMENT ARCHITECTURE — IMPLEMENTATION SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION

Road GeometryGradientDrainageSurface ConditionDust ControlRoad MaintenanceTraffic ManagementSafety BermsLighting where relevant
PRODUCTIVITY

REDUCE DELAY. STABILIZE CYCLE. MOVE MATERIAL.

01

BALANCED FLEET

Match truck deployment with loading capacity and route conditions.

02

STABLE CYCLE

Reduce unnecessary variation across loading, travel, dumping and return stages.

03

ROUTE CONDITION

Maintain road conditions appropriate to operating and safety requirements.

04

QUEUE CONTROL

Reduce excessive waiting at loading and receiving points.

MINE INTERFACE

HAULING STARTS WITH MINING COORDINATION.

Land logistics must remain coordinated with excavation, loading and production requirements at the mine.

EXPLORE MINING CONTRACTING
DESTINATION INTERFACE

MOVEMENT MUST CONNECT WITH HANDLING CAPACITY.

Hauling performance is linked to the receiving capacity of stockpiles, coal-handling systems and loading facilities.

EXPLORE COAL INFRASTRUCTURE
DOWNSTREAM LOGISTICS

FROM LAND MOVEMENT TO MARINE MOVEMENT.

Where commodity movement continues by water, land logistics must connect effectively with loading points, stockpile management and marine transportation.

EXPLORE MARINE LOGISTICS
SAFE MOVEMENT

CONTROL THE ROUTE. PROTECT THE OPERATION.

SAFETY ARCHITECTURE — IMPLEMENTATION SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION

  • Driver / Operator Competency
  • Speed Management
  • Traffic Rules
  • Pre-Start Inspection
  • Fatigue Management
  • Road Inspection
  • Emergency Response
  • Communication
  • Vehicle Condition
SITE RESPONSIBILITY

MATERIAL MOVEMENT HAS AN ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL REFERENCE — PERFORMANCE SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION

Dust ControlRoad WateringDrainageFuel ManagementSpill ResponseNoiseRoad RehabilitationWaste Management
OUR APPROACH TO RESPONSIBLE GROWTH
COMMERCIAL MODEL

STRUCTURED AROUND ROUTE AND REQUIREMENT.

COMMERCIAL MODEL REFERENCE

Per TonPer Ton-KilometerPer TripHourly / Equipment-BasedDedicated FleetProject-BasedIntegrated Logistics
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