Getting The Most Out Of QAQC 2012
- 28th - 29th March 2012
- 25th - 26th July 2012
- 21st - 22nd November 2012
Unlike the status quo ten to fifteen years ago, most exploration and mining projects nowadays are fortunate to have more or less a full set of QAQC data collected. However, it is also a fact that often much of this data is collected and not processed, or processed and not actioned, or under-processed, or processed too late to make a difference to the project (thus rendering it useless). This course covers the QAQC life cycle, from planning the types and frequencies of QAQC data to be collected, through the mechanics of collecting, transporting and submitting the samples, through to analysing to reveal systematic and trending errors, deciding what is and what isn’t a failure, to making the changes in the resource database. We take a holistic view of QAQC and emphasise the importance of having a rigorous and comprehensive system.
Presenter
Paul Blackney is a mining and resource geologist with 28 years experience. Paul has used Excel in all facets of the exploration and production cycle and has developed many innovative applications and tools. Paul has presented many courses and has a focus on the transfer of practical knowledge from a working geologist to other working geologists. For more details see our people.
Audience
This training is designed for exploration and mining geologists and database administrators responsible for generating, processing analysing and reporting on QAQC information for a project, campaign or mine.
Details
For more details download our Getting the most out of QAQ PDF brochure.
Price
$2,500 + GST per person
Further Info
Please email training@optiro.com with enquiries, or call +61 8 9215 0000 for more information, including enquiries regarding in-house courses.