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Today s customer don't buy a machine they buy production

Workshops agenda Market situation The operator is the factor as affecting Site reports Current operating training methods The requirements for tomorrow operating training is The best training solution for the future is Advantages of simulator-based training

Market situation and feed back from the market Many of our customers are suffering today from being unable to get operators with operator skills for today s machines. Many machines in the market is under utilized today (According to Volvo internal MATRIS system) New machines don't meet the customers expectations (Production, fuel consumption, etc.) Site study is based on a theoretic value (Calculates not the human factor)

The operator is the factor as affecting The operator is the factor as affecting The total production The total production of cost Fuel consumption Loading efficiency Service cost, wear cost - Operator A touch the ground 0.5 m before the pile - 0,5m x 640cycles/shift = 320m/shift - Operator B touch the ground 5,0 m before the pile - 5,0m x 640cycles/shift = 3200m/shift

Fleet: Fleet-1 Haul Cycle: [PRJ] Haul Cycle From river to plant Material: [PRJ] Sand - with gravel dry Schedule: [PRJ] 10 Hour Day - 50 Min hour Material Density kg/cu.m 1600,00 Effective Working Time hh:mm 07:50 Loading Unit [PRJ] VOLVO EC360B LC Availability % 90 Bucket Capacity cu.metres 2,3 Bucket Fill Factor 0,95 Operating Hours per Year OpHr/Year 2669,50 Op. Hrs factored by availability Operating Shifts per Year shifts/year 281 Shifts factored by availability Average Bucket Cycle Time min 0,5 Avg. Production per Operating Hour tonne 335,59 Max. Production per Oper. Hr tonne 406,99 Max. Prod with no Shift Delays Production per Shift tonne 3188 Max. prod. based on 100% ldr avail. Average Production per Year tonne 895844 Avg. prod. factored by ldr avail. Wait Time per Operating Hour min 0 Hauler [PRJ] VOLVO A25F II Availability % 100 Payload in Template tonne 24 Operating Hours per Year OpHr/Year 2669,50 Average Payload tonne 24,52 Avg. Production per Operating Hour tonne 167,79 Production per Shift tonne 1594 Max. prod. based on 100% ldr avail. Average Production per Year tonne 447922 Avg. prod. factored by ldr avail. Queue Time at Loading Unit min/ Cycle 0,25 Maneuvering for loading min/ Cycle 0,4 Average Loading Time min/ Cycle 3,1 Average Travel Time min/ Cycle 3,08 Maneuvering for dumping min/ Cycle 0,3 Average Dump Time min/ Cycle 0,2 Average Cycle Time min/ Cycle 7,33 Fleet Size 2 Average No. of Bucket Passes 7 Fleet Average Production per Year tonne/year 895844 Owning / Rental Cost SEK/tonne 0 Loading Methodology Operating Cost SEK/tonne 0 Single Sided Total Cost SEK/tonne 0 Full Hauler

Fleet: Fleet-1 Haul Cycle: [PRJ] Haul Cycle From river to plant Material: [PRJ] Sand - with gravel dry Schedule: [PRJ] 10 Hour Day - 50 Min hour Material Density kg/cu.m 1600,00 Effective Working Time hh:mm 07:50 Loading Unit [PRJ] VOLVO EC360B LC Availability % 90 Bucket Capacity cu.metres 2,3 Bucket Fill Factor 0,95 Operating Hours per Year OpHr/Year 2669,50 Op. Hrs factored by availability Operating Shifts per Year shifts/year 281 Shifts factored by availability Average Bucket Cycle Time min 0,5 Avg. Production per Operating Hour tonne 302,03 Max. Production per Oper. Hr tonne 366,29 Max. Prod with no Shift Delays Production per Shift tonne 2869 Max. prod. based on 100% ldr avail. Average Production per Year tonne 806260 Avg. prod. factored by ldr avail. Wait Time per Operating Hour min 4,93 Hauler [PRJ] VOLVO A25F II Availability % 100 Payload in Template tonne 24 Operating Hours per Year OpHr/Year 2669,50 Average Payload tonne 24,52 Avg. Production per Operating Hour tonne 151,01 Production per Shift tonne 1435 Max. prod. based on 100% ldr avail. Average Production per Year tonne 403130 Avg. prod. factored by ldr avail. Queue Time at Loading Unit min/ Cycle 0,84 Maneuvering for loading min/ Cycle 1 Average Loading Time min/ Cycle 3 Average Travel Time min/ Cycle 3,08 Maneuvering for dumping min/ Cycle 0,3 Average Dump Time min/ Cycle 0,2 Average Cycle Time min/ Cycle 8,42 Fleet Size 2 Average No. of Bucket Passes 7 Fleet Average Production per Year tonne/year 806260 Owning / Rental Cost SEK/tonne 0 Loading Methodology Operating Cost SEK/tonne 0 Single Sided Total Cost SEK/tonne 0 Full Hauler

Current operating training methods Today s operator training is based of yesterday's requirements Today s operating training doesn t focus on the customer and operator needs There is no continuity in the training,(follow up) Only operator training when the machine is delivered No site training (how to organize the work site etc ) Individual operating training Practical training or theoretic training

The requirements for tomorrow operating training is The requirements for tomorrow operating training is Health & Safety The Environment impact Efficiency training program Cost efficiency Evaluations of the operator Simulate different scenarios Team operating Combination of theoretic training and practical training. Keeping operators motivated.

The best training solution for the future is The best training solution for the future is A combination of today's training method with help of new technique Combining entertainment with training, we create an interactive experience keeping the operators motivated Create understanding of a work site, work flow and methods Continuous training of operators Make the training easily accessible

Advantages of simulator-based training Advantages of simulator-based training Focus instructor time Improve instructor environment Faster, more efficient training Video clip Team Op Video clip Op Wheel Operator safety Reduced training cost More training hours