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Excavators
Excavate and load at the mine face. Matching bucket and truck capacity helps coordinate loading cycles.
ABOUT ASMAN PARSEH
Asman Parseh works in mineral extraction and mine operations, from preparing working faces and stripping overburden to excavation, loading and haulage.
Meet the company
WHAT WE DO
Asman Parseh Mining Company focuses on mineral extraction, bringing operational services together with heavy equipment and technical support. Our work centres on preparing mines for excavation, extracting mineral material and transporting it to stockpiles or delivery points.
Ground conditions, the extraction plan and client requirements define each project’s scope. Overburden removal, earthworks, loading, haulage and mine-road maintenance are connected parts of this work. Coordinating them is essential to moving operations forward.
Explore projectsOUR EXPERTISE
Asman Parseh focuses on mine development, mineral extraction, earthworks and heavy equipment support. The delivery scope is defined around the mine plan, ground conditions and client requirements.
Prepare working areas, access routes and operating platforms for extraction.
Remove and move overburden and waste within the areas defined by the mine plan.
Advance excavation at the working face and separate ore from waste according to the extraction plan.
Coordinate excavators, loaders and trucks to move material to stockpiles or delivery points.
Prepare and maintain haul roads, grade working areas and organise material discharge locations.
Select and supply project-appropriate equipment, with parts, maintenance and operational support.
OPEN-PIT EXTRACTION PROCESS
The mine plan and material characteristics determine the sequence and method. These are typical extraction stages; processing after ore delivery is a separate operation.
Review the mine plan, extraction sequence, haul routes and stockpiles; match production planning to equipment capacity.
Establish access to the working face and remove overburden and waste within the planned extraction area.
Depending on the rock, mechanical excavation or specialist drilling and blasting prepares material for loading.
Load ore and waste separately and transport each to the destination defined in the operating plan.
Record and control delivered material, manage stockpiles and direct ore to the project’s crusher or processing plant.
Monitor working areas and roads, manage water and dust, and restore completed areas according to the mine plan.
EXTRACTION EQUIPMENT
Fleet selection depends on material, haul distance, road conditions and production plans. Specifications and supply availability are assessed for each project.
Excavate and load at the mine face. Matching bucket and truck capacity helps coordinate loading cycles.
Move ore and waste between working faces, stockpiles and delivery points; selected for payload and route conditions.
Maintain haul-road surfaces and prepare working areas. Loaders, dozers and water trucks support operations as required.
HOW WE WORK
Our operational focus connects the mine plan with daily work at extraction faces, equipment deployment and haul routes.
Define the scope around the mine plan and site conditions, coordinating working faces, excavation sequences and equipment needs.
Excavators, loaders and trucks form one cycle. Loading capacity, round-trip times and discharge locations must be planned together.
Select equipment for the material and haul route, with servicing, maintenance and spare-parts support as key operational requirements.
Track progress, record material movement and coordinate with the client to align the operating plan with actual site conditions.
RESPONSIBLE OPERATIONS
Extraction brings people and heavy equipment into the same working environment. Working-face conditions, traffic safety, equipment condition, dust and water management are central operational considerations.
Review working-face conditions and equipment operating areas.
Address safety on haul roads and at loading and discharge points.
Maintain equipment and mine-road conditions.
Manage dust and water and progressively restore completed areas.
Each shift begins with a review of the task, hazards and controls.
Review every step of the task before starting.
Identify potential hazards and ask what could go wrong.
Assess the likelihood and consequences of each hazard.
Eliminate or reduce the risk and protect people and equipment.
Monitor the work and restart the assessment if conditions change.
A SEPARATE, COMPLEMENTARY DISCIPLINE
Exploration investigates the location, quality and extent of a resource. Extraction concerns removing and moving mineral material during mine operations. This section presents multipurpose RC and CS rigs and collaboration with Ilias Zhengissuly in down-hole surveying and exploration drilling.
SPECIALIST EXPLORATION COLLABORATION
Ilias Zhengissuly specialises in down-hole surveying and exploration drilling, collaborating with Asman Parseh Mining Company in these areas.
Auscan began operating in Asia in 2010 with its first branch in Kazakhstan. It later expanded into Mongolia and Uzbekistan, followed by Iran in April 2024.
Auscan provides coring, directional, reverse circulation, geotechnical, environmental and water-well drilling. Its management team brings more than 200 years of combined industry experience.
A CLOSER LOOK
Explore our drilling methods, equipment and team structure.
Drilling methods and equipment are selected to suit the exploration target and ground conditions. Drill-program planning and full camp facilities support field operations.
Specialist methods help reach the target accurately and preserve sample quality in challenging ground.
A multipurpose rig for RC and CS exploration drilling programmes. Rig configuration, tools and equipment are selected for ground conditions and project requirements.
Single- and multi-shot cameras, magnetometers, north-seeking gyroscopes and MWD instruments track borehole position and support monitoring during drilling.
Triple-tube wireline core barrels help preserve sample structure in sensitive formations such as coal, clay and fractured rock.
Compressed air travels through double-walled rods and returns the sample through the inner tube. This supports fast sampling while reducing contact with the borehole wall.
Auscan’s initial Iran mobilization plan lists four rigs: two Sonmak RX-6 units and two Hanjin DB30 units. Its wider Asian fleet has more than 20 rigs available for project-specific mobilization.
6 m rod pull
Planned for Iran6 m rod pull
Planned for IranMultipurpose
12 m rod pull
Nominal capacities stated in the catalog. Achievable depth depends on ground conditions and equipment configuration.
| Rig | BQ | NQ | HQ | PQ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SONMAK RX-4 | 1,300 m | 1,100 m | 650 m | 300 m |
| SONMAK RX-6 | 2,200 m | 1,800 m | 1,200 m | 800 m |
| HANJIN DB30 | 2,200 m | 1,800 m | 680 m | 430 m |
The Auscan profile lists 107 drillers across six countries: 90 surface drillers and 17 underground drillers.
| Country | Surface | Underground | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | 10 | 4 | 14 |
| Canada | 4 | 4 | 8 |
| Indonesia | 4 | 0 | 4 |
| Kazakhstan | 30 | 4 | 34 |
| Mongolia | 40 | 3 | 43 |
| Tanzania | 2 | 2 | 4 |
ULTRA MAX · TORNADO · X-TEND 400 · COLWELLS (OTECS) · HYDROSHOCK · ULTRACLAY · FLOTEK
GREENLUBE · REDFOX KERNEX · GRIZZLY · BENTEX (OTECS)
CHCNAV PS2000 (SAR) · GEOSUPPORT MR (MIMO) · InSAR · REFLEX EZ-SHOT / EZ-TRAC · REFLEX GYRO · GEOSUPPORT IMS
Komatsu 730E · NTE150 · Komatsu PC1250-11R · Tata Hitachi ZAXIS
We select equipment and consumables to suit the drilling method, ground conditions and project requirements. Contact us to discuss specifications and availability.
Tell the Asman Parseh team about your mine location, mineral type, scope of work and project schedule.
