Mine Closure Security Filing demo
Closure leads see the whole mine security sum on one screen, each input tied to its team and page, and the amount due tested before filing. 1:21
What the demo shows
Builds and tests the yearly mine security filing from reserves to liability, for closure leads.
Agents gather and tie the inputs, compare what each team's documents say, compute what each number does to the sum and read the draft as a skeptic would. The closure lead proposes, the treasurer opens both pages and signs, the chief financial officer countersigns the letter of credit, and the agents never pick a number.
Transcript
- Mine Closure Security Filing builds the yearly mine security filing for closure leads.
- Six teams hold 236 inputs, and one page can move the bill by millions.
- Agents tie each input to its page and find 11 disagreements.
- The filing uses 1.92 billion barrels.
- The newest mine plan says 1.71.
- one. The agent never picks.
- Both pages and a ratio falls from 3.29 to 2.93.
- Lena, the closure lead, proposes the plan's number.
- Thomas, the treasurer, opens both pages and signs.
- The filing takes the decided number.
- Every signature is on the audit trail.
- $344 million dollars of security found before filing.
- A letter of credit can cover it for $2.9 million a year.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.