Permit Delay Idle Time
Definition
Projects halt without approvals like Programme of Work, MDCPs, or EPBC clearance, leading to lost production days in high-cost mining operations.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 5,000-20,000 per day equipment idle; 3-6 months approval delays
- Frequency: Per new exploration or development proposal
- Root Cause: Manual preparation and submission of complex environmental plans and reports
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Metal Ore Mining in Australia loses AUD 10,000/day in idle capacity from permit delays. Automation of submissions cuts approval time by 50%.
Affected Stakeholders
Operations Managers, Exploration Teams
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Methodology & Sources
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Evidence Sources:
Related Business Risks
Rehabilitation Bond Costs
Gemeindevereinbarung Compliance-Verstöße und behördliche Sanktionen
Manuelle CDA-Dokumentation und Stakeholder-Verwaltung verursacht Projektverschiebungen
Unvollständige Stakeholder-Daten führen zu suboptimalen CDA-Vereinbarungen und Community-Konflikten
Capacity Loss from Assay Bottlenecks
Revenue Leakage from Assay Disputes
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