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Five ways to manage uncertainty and keep a mine plan inside its budget

Five ways to manage uncertainty and keep a mine plan inside its budget

By Jose Grado, Senior Mining Consultant Uncertainty is part of mining. Ground conditions change, equipment goes down, weather intervenes, priorities shift. None of that is unusual, and none of it is avoidable. What is avoidable is a plan that falls …

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Quality First in practice: what it actually takes on site

Quality First in practice: what it actually takes on site

By Brodie Lombe, Senior Mining Engineer At Go Engineering, one of our core values is Quality First. It is easy enough to put a value like that on a website. The harder question is what it means on a Tuesday morning, on site, with a plan that needs t…

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Site engineer or Perth-based consultant? What actually separates the two roles

Site engineer or Perth-based consultant? What actually separates the two roles

By Bosco Ahn, Senior Mining Consultant It is a question I get asked reasonably often, usually by engineers weighing up a move: what is the actual difference between working as a site engineer and working as a Perth-based consulting engineer? Having …

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What makes a good manager in mining

What makes a good manager in mining

By Alston D'Lima, Operations Manager Ask what makes a good manager in mining and most people go straight to experience and technical knowledge. Both help. Neither is the thing. In this industry, plans change, conditions change and things go wrong — …

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