Survey control, volumetric measurement, and the reconciliation between plan, mine and mill that tells you whether the operation is really performing.
The gap between planned, mined and milled is where an operation tells the truth about itself. This covers survey control, volumetric measurement, and the reconciliation practice that turns that gap into something you can explain and act on.
Establishing and maintaining control networks and datums underground and surface.
Survey methods and calculation of volumes and tonnages.
How survey feeds grade control and short-term planning.
The plan-mine-mill chain and where value is gained or lost.
Locating and explaining reconciliation discrepancies.
Producing credible, auditable production and reconciliation reports.
Mine surveyors, technical services staff, and production accountants in surface and underground operations.
A mine survey, geology or production reporting background.
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