Operational support for mining and quarrying

We work alongside mining and quarrying companies, providing support services for operations that extract iron ore, sand, gravel, clay, limestone, chemical minerals and other mined or quarried materials.

London Mineral Resources Ltd is based in Mitcham, London, and registered in England and Wales, company number 14971588.

  1. Clay
  2. Sand
  3. Gravel
  4. Limestone
  5. Iron ore
  6. Chemical minerals
An illustrative core log of the materials we support. Not to scale.

Support around the extraction work

We don't replace your operation. We support it, with the practical work around extraction that keeps a pit or quarry running to plan. Each engagement starts from the operator's own requirements, and the scope is agreed with you before any work begins.

Illustration of a stepped quarry face cut through layers of clay, sand, gravel, limestone, iron ore and chemical minerals
Benches cut through layered deposits. Illustration only.
  • On-site operational support

    Practical help for extraction and quarry teams with day-to-day operations, working to your site rules and under your site management.

  • Planning and coordination

    Help organising work sequences, schedules and contractor activity around extraction, so people and equipment are where the plan needs them.

  • Material handling support

    Support with moving, stockpiling and dispatching extracted material, organised around the products your site supplies.

  • Samples and site records

    Help collecting and handling material samples and keeping site records in order, ready for your own testing and reporting.

Materials we work around

Every material behaves differently in the ground and on the stockpile. We shape our support to what your site extracts.

  • Iron ore

    Support for operations extracting iron-bearing ore, where the handling and separation of material by grade matters to the operator.

  • Limestone

    Support for limestone quarries, from the working face through to stockpiles and dispatch.

  • Sand

    Support for sand pits, including the movement and stockpiling of extracted material.

  • Gravel

    Support for gravel extraction, where material is often handled in several sizes and stockpiled separately.

  • Clay

    Support for clay pits, where ground conditions and the weather shape how the work is planned.

  • Chemical minerals

    Support for operations extracting minerals that are supplied as raw material for chemical uses.

  • Other mined or quarried materials

    If your site extracts something not listed here, tell us what it is and what support you need.

How an engagement runs

Four stages, from your first message to a review of the work.

  1. Tell us about the site

    What you extract, where the site is, and where you need support.

  2. Agree the scope

    We set out the tasks, timing and responsibilities with you, including who supervises on site.

  3. Support on site

    We carry out the agreed work under your site rules and keep you informed as it progresses.

  4. Review

    We check the work against the agreed scope with you and adjust the plan where needed.

Tell us about your site

Registered office
43A Willow Lane, Mitcham, United Kingdom, CR4 4NA
Director
Joseph Killoughery

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