A granite block is the unit of value in a quarry. MinerOS follows each one from the bench where it is cut to the lorry that carries it out — one record, start to finish.
One record per blockbench to lorry
Pit → yard → customerthe chain kept
EN / TE / HImarked in any
Desktop + websame block, same row
A block's life
01ExtractA block is freed from the bench and enters the record the moment it is down.
02MeasureLength, width and height are taken at the face; volume follows from the measurement, not a guess.
03MarkThe marking sheet records pit, dimensions and first grade — entered at the bench, not back at the office.
04SawThe wire saw cuts the block down; every slice is logged against the block it came from.
05GradeColour, grain and defects are graded; cracks and patches are noted against the block, not hidden in it.
06DispatchThe block is stacked in the yard, then loaded out on a dispatch record tied to the customer it left for.
