HOW MASPRO IS REDEFINING MANUFACTURING

WHAT STARTED AS A SMALL IDEA FROM MASPRO TO CHANGE UP ITS WORKSHOPS HAS EVOLVED INTO SOMETHING FAR MORE SIGNIFICANT.

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MASPRO's past year has been one of transformation. An initiative that began as a series of workshop modifications has grown into a company-wide shift in how production is planned, executed, and scaled for the future.

The result has been leaner operations, smarter use of technology and a production environment designed to meet the long-term needs of the mining industry.

Production efficiency has always been central to MASPRO’s operations, but the company recently took a step back to ask a bigger question: where do we want to be in 10 years?

That long-term perspective shaped a new workshop layout designed not just for today's workloads but for future growth.

By grouping related processes together and aligning workstations with production flow, MASPRO has reduced unnecessary movement across the shop floor.

“We took the approach of saying, where do we want to see ourselves within the next 10 years, and then worked backwards,” MASPRO production manager Arnold Small told Australian Mining.

“It was about improving quality, efficiency, and the flow of material.”

These changes have also given MASPRO the ability and flexibility to adapt quickly to client needs.

“We can respond to long production runs or urgent requirements,” Small said.

“The shop floor can be adjusted to suit the current need.”

A standout investment has been the installation of a new overhead crane above MASPRO’s Hercules machining centre.