Transportation of personnel for the mining industry.
Shift rotations, remote locations, and cost-center expenses: this is how staff transfers to mining sites are organized with a single consultant.
Transporting personnel to a mining site is no ordinary trip
Mining operations are usually located far from cities; they operate on a shift schedule and need their replacement crews to arrive in full and on time.
Remote locations
There is rarely a bus stop near the facility; the final leg of the journey requires transportation that goes directly to the facility.
Shift Roles
Staff arrivals and departures on fixed dates, where an incomplete shift change affects operations.
Allocated Expenses
Transfers that are posted to different cost centers or cost areas and must be reconciled each month.
How Mining Personnel Transportation Is Organized
We tailor the options to your operation's needs based on the leg of the trip.
Public bus to the nearest city
- Tickets for the main section on routes with regular service.
- Check actual routes and schedules using the BUZ search tool.
Charter to the operating site
- A dedicated unit for the complete relay.
- Schedule aligned with shift changes, not with those of a line operator.
Flight + Ground Transportation
- For employees coming from another region or from abroad.
- The same advisor coordinates both phases.
Cost Center Billing
- Expenses broken down by area, project, or unit.
- Less manual reconciliation at month-end.
From the shift roster to the reservation
Your Real Trips advisor works according to your operation's shift schedule.
You share the shift duties
Check-in and check-out dates, number of people, and point of origin for each group.
We design each section
Public bus, charter bus, or flight, depending on the distance, schedule, and group size.
Operations and Billing
A single point of contact for last-minute changes and cost-center billing.
Do you organize staff rotations at the site?
Share your shift schedule with an advisor, and they'll suggest a transportation plan for you.