The Canadian Mining Certification Program
MiHR Priorities
MiHR is active in three priority areas as part of an overall strategy that contributes to the strength, competitiveness, and sustainability of the Canadian mining industry. We invite you to read about these priority areas by clicking on them in the graphic below.
Source: http://mihr.ca/en/priorities/Index.asp
Civil Engineer
- Estimate detailed quantities of inputs and prices for new works, feasibility studies and formal tenders, and suggest innovative cost-effective construction solutions
- Analyze construction documents and drawings to prepare cost estimates, budgets and programs
Blaster
- Lay out drill patterns, determine depth and diameter of blast holes
- Conduct field tests to determine type and quantity of explosives required
Assayer
- Inspect, grade, sample, test or refine raw and processed materials, analyzing for substances such as metals, non-metallic materials, concentrates and waste
- Use spectrographic analysis, chemical solutions and specialized equipment