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Discussion Panel: International Practices on Ground Control and Safety Management
| Ground instability issues have been historically one of the main causes of accidents and fatalities in the mining industry world-wide. |
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In the U.S., 30% of the fatalities in underground mining between 2000 and 2020 were caused by ground instability related issues. Risk management practices have been implemented by many countries and organizations in order to improve ground control safety performance in their operations. These approaches have been proved effective to control and prevent ground instability related issues.
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| In this panel discussion we welcome three international experts on ground control to discuss different practices and strategies to improve safety performance in underground mining operations. Moderators are Jeffrey Oke and Juan J. Monsalve. Panelists are William Joughin, Lindsay Moreau-Verlaan and Neil Shea. |
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Discussion Panel: International Practices on Ground Control and Safety Management
Complimentary Registration
Supported by Rio Tinto and the SME Health & Safety Division
January 25, 2023 | 8:00 am - 9:00 am MT
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| William Joughin |
| has 30 years of experience in the field of underground rock engineering, which includes 10 years on South African deep level gold mines and 20 years of consulting. He specializes in underground rock engineering investigation and design and has provided consultancy services for mining projects on six continents, with various orebody geometries and rock mass characteristics, exploited with a wide range of mining methods. |
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| Lindsay Moreau-Verlaan |
| is a Principal Geomechanics Consultant with RockEng Inc. Educated as a mine engineer, Lindsay complements her desire to resolve challenging rock engineering problems with proficiency in practical, operations-based solutions. Through 20 years of professional experience, Lindsay has attained expertise in underground rock engineering, mine design, geomechanical analyses and operations ground control. |
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| Neil Shea |
is Chief Mine Engineer at Climax Molybdenum in the United States. Neil has over fifteen years of cave mining engineering experience with Freeport-McMoRan, working at both the Climax Molybdenum Henderson Mine and the PT Freeport Indonesia Underground Operations. He has worked in various engineering roles including mine planning and geomechanics.
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This program developed in partnership with ARMA
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| In-Pit Tailings Management |
Location: Virtual
This presentation will focus on the concepts in Chapter 7 of the Tailings Management Handbook. Sponsored by Newmont and Freeport-McMoRan. |
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