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Fiona Cessford, Director and Corporate Consultant (Environment) at SRK Consulting (UK) will give a talk entitled "Impact assessment and feasibility studies – amalgamate or separate". We like to think the […]
Neil Wells, Chair, CRIRSCO, will deliver a lecture entitled "International reporting of Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves – Risks and Opportunities created by Brexit and Trump".
Philip Shaw of SureWave Technology Ltd will give a short presentation on new technology for monitoring of tailings dams, followed by a panel discussion with Hans Otto, Senior Tailings Engineer […]
On 4 March 2019, the Global Minerals Professional Alliance (GMPA) announced it would seek to address global action on tailings with help from various organisations including IOM3. The initiative will […]
This meeting will be the main constitutional MinSouth meeting to elect the Council for the coming year and give membership the opportunity to meet councillors and make comment on the […]
Short talks and panel discussion on prospective exploration areas, target minerals/deposits and exploration methods/technology. Speakers will each give 10 - 15 minute talks followed by questions and discussions: Simon Large […]
With an excellent line-up of speakers and exhibitors, the Conference brings together captains from the mining industry and its supply chain. Following last year’s success with over 160 delegates from […]
Sponsored by Mayer-Brown.
Quizmaster Julian Aldridge will do his best to bamboozle, baffle and bemuse teams with questions on absolutely anything related to the mining industry. Teams of up to 5 people Make […]
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