This 1-day Geology for Non-Geologists course teaches key geology and resource estimation concepts, how a company progresses a project from early-stage exploration through to a mining reserve, plus the classification and reporting of mineral resources on the stock exchange.
This course has been designed for non-geologists working in, associated with or investing in the mining industry.
This 1-day Geology for Non-Geologists course teaches key geology and resource estimation concepts, how a company progresses a project from early-stage exploration through to a mining reserve, plus the classification and reporting of mineral resources on the stock exchange.
This course has been designed for non-geologists working in, associated with or investing in the mining industry.
This 1-day Mining for Non-Miners course explains the basic mining cycle for open pit and underground mines, the planning process, including feasibility studies and cost drivers behind successful mines.
This 1-day Mining for Non-Miners course explains the basic mining cycle for open pit and underground mines, the planning process, including feasibility studies and cost drivers behind successful mines.
This 1-day Understanding Mineral Processing course provides an overview of extractive metallurgical principles in the design and operation of process plants - and also discusses issues such as metallurgical testwork, metallurgical accounting, environmental management and other common aspects of practical extractive metallurgy.
Excel is not just a back-office tool. Used properly, it is a transparent thinking environment. And that makes it an ideal place to learn geostatistics from first principles.
You Signed it. You Own It. Understanding Competent Person (CP) and Qualified Person (QP) responsibility in Ore and Minerals Reserve Estimates.
The Cost of Being “Close Enough”
In mining, reconciliation rarely fails loudly. It doesn’t collapse or trigger alarms, and it doesn’t stop production. Instead, it quietly settles into a familiar and widely accepted phrase:
“It’s close enough.”
That phrase feels practical, sensible even. But “close enough” is not a neutral position. It is a financial decision, whether anyone intended it to be or not.
Mining fleet selection impacts costs, capex, maintenance and staffing. Learn why fleet sizing is a strategic business decision, not just modelling.
Learn the 5 essential principles behind effective mine reconciliation and how they help mining operations improve accuracy, confidence, and continuous improvement.
