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August 2019
Communities and Social Performance in the Extractive Sector: A New Paradigm
Communities and Social Performance in the Extractive Sector: A New Paradigm is a three-day intensive workshop that will provide a comprehensive picture of where mining and oil and gas sit in terms of engagement with the external world, particularly with local communities. The course will argue strongly that achieving a social license to operate is a business imperative and that companies risk not only costs and delays but their very survival in not doing so. It can be done well!…
Find out more »September 2019
26th Annual BC-MEND ML/ARD Workshop
Leading practitioners will illustrate challenges and best practices in metal leaching and ARD. The focus of the workshop will be field-scale research and operational experience. Case studies will be drawn from mine sites around the world. The Workshop program and the proceedings will be posted at http://bc-mlard.ca. Please register early, as the registration is limited to the first 190 registrants. For further information regarding registration please contact Jacynta Michell, at BCMEND@aevias.com.
Find out more »High-Speed Imaging Methods for Research and Experimentation
World leaders in digital high-speed imaging and explosive education, Vision Research and the Colorado School of Mines, have announced a collaboration to develop a university-level short course on high-speed imaging's wide range of applications with a focus on experimentation with explosives and ballistic applications. The short course is a carefully structured introduction to main topics in field of explosive engineering and how to best use digital high-speed imaging when conducting experiments or research for military or civilian applications. Both the…
Find out more »Understanding the Basic Mineral Processing Flowsheet Short Course
The purpose of this short course is to provide attendees who are new to the topic with an overall understanding of a typical copper/gold mineral processing circuit from crushing and grinding to concentration by flotation. The material is presented in a manner that starts with the simple process flow, then goes to more detailed explanations of sub circuits and components, without using highly technical and mathematical formulas. The course also provides explanations of basic concepts used in mineral processing on…
Find out more »October 2019
Empirical Methods of Mineral Resource Estimation
The mineral inventory of a mining or exploration company is quantified as resource/reserve estimates with associated error levels that, in many cases, are unknown. Consequently, the estimation procedure should incorporate efforts to minimize errors at every level of decision. This short course will consider the detailed methodology of various resource/reserve estimation methods that are in common use in the Mining Industry. Emphasis will be on general procedures, inherent assumptions, and advantages and limitations of each of the principal methods. Methods…
Find out more »Tunneling Fundamentals, Practice and Innovations
Tunneling Fundamentals, Practice and Innovations is an annual short course for industry professionals that provides a comprehensive overview of tunnel planning, design and construction across all applications and all geologies. Through presentations by the tunneling industry's top-practicing experts combined with one-of-a-kind hands-on labs and workshops, this four-day course will provide you with a sound understanding of the state practice and innovations in tunneling worldwide. A unique component of this course will be the opportunity to participate in hands-on labs and…
Find out more »Valuation of Mineral Projects Based on Technical and Financial Modelling
Market turbulence significantly affects the mining industry. While the intrinsic value of a mineral project is still a key consideration, understanding the interrelationship between technical and financial risk to truly understand the long term value of an asset, helps companies make better investment (or divestment) decisions. Companies that are able to secure debt finance for both development and acquisition of advanced projects have greater strategic flexibility. Understanding how debt impacts the valuation of projects allows for an objective approach to…
Find out more »November 2019
Project Management Course – Project Management Essentials
This course is designed to give new project managers and project team members an overview of the various tools and techniques of project management and the key elements needed to deliver successful projects. This course covers the complete project lifecycle from initiating, through project planning and execution, to project close-out. 21 PDUs.
Find out more »Project Management Course – Project Communications & Stakeholder Management
This course is designed to provide participants with an understanding of the complexity of managing stakeholders and project communications. We will cover the processes, tools and techniques of Project Communications Management and Project Stakeholder Management as presented in the Project Management Institute’s A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge®. Participants will learn through application to a case study and hands-on exercises. 7 PDUs.
Find out more »Project Management Course – Project Closeout Best Practices
As project managers, we tend to keep our eyes focused on the finish line. For us, it is all about on-time completion. Once the deliverables have been handed over to our project sponsor or client, we relax — the project is over. But is it really? Project closeout always presents challenges: from getting final approvals, to performing administrative and contract closure, to capturing lessons learned, and more. At the rapid pace of business today, efficient project closure is a must…
Find out more »Microsoft Project Essentials Course
Goodman School of Mines at Laurentian University is hosting this fundamental two-day course that provides you with the hands-on skills to plan and manage project activities using Microsoft Project. You will learn and practice Microsoft Project at your own computer. The scheduling techniques are learned through a series of progressive exercises that simulate a real project. At the beginning of each exercise, participants load a new project file that contains all the information correctly entered from the previous exercise. As…
Find out more »Economic Evaluation and Investment Decision Methods
This intensive 2½- or 4-Day course has been presented nearly 1,025 times to more than 23,500 people. Organized for managers, engineers, geologists, landmen, scientists, accountants, and others concerned with evaluating investments, this course relates to the economic analysis of income producing and service producing investments using discounted cash flow analysis criteria and procedures. The course covers economic analysis techniques used to optimize the development and operation of mining, petroleum and non-natural resource production and processing operations. The course textbook, Economic…
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