Minset’s business improvement services are specifically geared for heavy industries including mining, oil and gas, refineries, quarries, transport, construction and manufacturing.
We fast-track performance improvements by partnering with our clients, emphasising a practical approach, sharing capability for sustainable gains, and connecting people and ideas.
Our holistic approach and diverse services are delivered by a growing, specialist team. With our depth of targeted experience, we know how to balance improvement work with the safe delivery of operational and maintenance targets.
We act as extensions of our clients’ teams, yet we don’t bring a status-quo mindset to our work. We challenge thinking, bring leading insights, expose new opportunities…and learn with our clients to optimise results. It’s the dual advantage of an independent perspective and a commitment to collaborating with teams to achieve lasting improvement.
To learn more about Minset and how we can work with you to capitalise on performance improvement opportunities in your business or project, please contact us today.
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Manage complexity and change through strategy
Our team thrives on working alongside complementary businesses to take client value further. One of our specialist partners is Siecap. The team offers expertise in project management and advice. When we pair with them, clients gain an extended, business-wide...
Finding the right balancing line when it comes to decision trade-offs
In our last blog, we shared the four major trade-offs improvement decision-makers regularly face: Insight…what kind and how much Complexity…what problem you’re solving Implementation…what action really looks like Impact…what the gains will be. Finding the right...
Four major trade-offs improvement decision-makers regularly face
Improvement work almost always involves trade-offs. How much time and money do you invest in data collection and in-field work before making the decision to proceed? When do you switch from insight gathering to implementation? To what extent do you consider...