Mining & oil connectivity

Keep remote operations connected.

Connect worksites, equipment, field teams, and operational systems across demanding terrain with private wireless, LEO satellite, and managed multi-network connectivity.

Remote mining operation
Operational challenges

Connectivity that reaches beyond the office.

Mining and oil operations span large areas and often extend beyond dependable fiber or public cellular coverage. The network has to support both fixed infrastructure and people and equipment on the move.

Remote sites

Connect mines, drilling locations, processing areas, and temporary worksites where terrestrial options are limited.

Large coverage areas

Design coverage around yards, open-pit operations, facilities, and the areas where crews need it most.

Moving equipment

Support connected vehicles, personnel, and machinery as they move throughout a complex site.

Growing data demand

Carry telemetry, cameras, field applications, and equipment data across the operation.

Connectivity solutions

Build the right network for each site.

IP Access International brings local coverage, backhaul, and managed connectivity together to fit the terrain, existing infrastructure, applications, and operational requirements.

Private LTE & 5G

Dedicated wireless coverage for authorized users, vehicles, sensors, and equipment across industrial sites. Design the network around coverage, capacity, and mobility requirements.

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LEO satellite backhaul

Connect remote facilities and private wireless networks beyond the reach of dependable terrestrial service, with options for fixed and temporary deployments.

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SuperGIG™ blended connectivity

Bring available cellular, satellite, and terrestrial paths together in a managed connection that adapts as network conditions change.

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One integrated approach

Local coverage. Resilient backhaul. Managed support.

Private LTE or 5G can provide dedicated on-site coverage. LEO satellite, cellular, and available terrestrial service can connect that site to the wider operation. SD-WAN can manage the available paths for the applications that depend on them.

We design each deployment around the site itself, from spectrum and coverage planning to the equipment, backhaul, and ongoing support.

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Diagram of integrated backhaul, SD-WAN, and private wireless connectivity
Where it works

Built for the realities of industrial operations.

Support critical data and communications across active sites, remote assets, and teams in the field.

Connected mining equipment at a worksite
Mining

Connected equipment

Support mobile machinery, operational data, and field coordination across wide and changing work areas.

Oil field infrastructure at a remote site
Oil & gas

Remote facilities

Extend connectivity to drilling locations, production facilities, monitoring points, and field crews.

Aerial monitoring of an industrial site
Site visibility

Monitoring & inspection

Connect cameras, sensors, inspection teams, and the applications used to see what is happening on site.

Supported applications

Keep operational tools within reach.

A site network can be designed around the data, devices, and workflows the operation actually uses.

Industrial IoT

Collect data from distributed sensors and connected assets.

Equipment telemetry

Maintain visibility into machinery and asset status.

Video & inspection

Connect site cameras and remote inspection workflows.

Field applications

Give crews access to work orders, mapping, and collaboration tools.

Why IP Access

One partner across the connectivity stack.

IP Access International integrates private wireless, LEO satellite, cellular, SD-WAN, and managed support to help industrial teams connect challenging sites. Our team helps plan, deploy, and support the solution as operational needs evolve.

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Where does your operation need better connectivity?

Tell us about your sites, coverage gaps, equipment, and applications. We can help identify a practical combination of on-site wireless and remote backhaul.