The latest rotary blasthole drill solutions promise optimized production on rigs configured for specific site, fleet and staffing needs
By Jesse Morton, Technical Writer
In the 1990s, after the rhythmic miner strike cycles had jibed with the successive waves of mine nationalization in Chile, a new type of miner emerged, one who was a little less specialized and a little more conformist, according to academics. He was, in their terms, polyvalent.
Relegated to history was the technician with a narrow but advanced skillset, who was happily married to his title and backed by a union that promised he would never, ever, have to leave his swim lane.
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