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CellView®

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MIPAC media releases

New standards save clients time and money

05-Dec-2011 | Process control engineering firm MIPAC has developed a standardised Rockwell Automation ControlLogix™ and Wonderware ArchestrA™ framework that can save up to 300 engineering hours and tens of thousands of dollars on the average automation project.

MIPAC director and business development manager Richard Harvey retires

05-Jul-2011 | MIPAC director and business development manager Richard Harvey has retired this week, ending his stellar 48-year engineering career during a period of strong growth for the company.

Goldcorp’s Peñasquito Mine Completes Construction Of Second Processing Line Ahead Of Schedule

22-Jun-2010 | MIPAC design, control configuration and onsite commissioning assistance for IsaMill&trade Ultra Fine Grind mills.

MIPAC finalist in the 2009 Australian Mining Prospect Awards

25-Sep-2009 | Xstrata Zinc Advanced Control; MIPAC Process Advantage™ CellView® for Tankhouses

MIPAC wins 2009 PACE award

22-Jun-2009 | CellView® awarded for technical excellence in Metal Products Category

MIPAC Releases the Beast

09-Jun-2009 | MIPAC Process Advantage™: methodology to optimise process operations

MIPAC Media Fact Sheet [PDF]

WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY

"On the Ilo Smelter Modernization Project the MIPAC crew came to Peru and got right into the thick of things right away. Starting-up copper smelters is hazardous, noisy, and dirty work, but these guys consistently demonstrated a cheerful, "can-do” attitude and got it done - individually and as a team." ~ John Rapkoch, Fluor Commissioning Manager for the SPCC Project