Mark your calendars now for this virtual career fair, designed to connect you with top Canadian minerals and metals companies…all from the confort of home. Mining companies – make sure to read this Blog too, to learn how you can reach candidates via this innovative new platform.
Access to industry experts, informative exhibits, networking opportunities and educational opportunities. This newly-structured conference will feature more solutions to business challenges than ever before. Registration is open!
How do you make the toughest job in the world more predictable and productive? Keeping your conveyor belt running well should be at the top of your list.
If you’re an employer interested in receiving a subsidy of up to 50 per cent of an intern’s wage, or if you’re a future employee interested in learning more about working in Canada’s mining industry, in particular, at a Green Job, this Blog’s for you!
In this week’s Blog we look down to the ground…but not for minerals, rather, at our footwear! STC Footwear provides practical advice on why good work boots are essential for the industry’s workers.
Drones can scan an entire 150-acre site in just 30 minutes, measuring inventory with an accuracy between 97 and 99 per cent of true volume. This week’s Blog explains how a drone program can benefit your project.
Rubber / ceramic wear liners can protect chutes from wear, reduce noise and dust levels, and simplify maintenance. Learn more in this latest Blog.
The stars seem to be aligning for the Madsen Gold Project in Ontario; a definitive feasibility study should be complete Q4 2018, economics are improving, existing infrastructure is in place, and baseline work to update key permits held by Pure Gold are underway. Learn more in this week’s Blog!
What does the advent of Blockchain mean for Canada’s oil and gas companies? This week’s Blog explains how this disruptor is not a fleeting fad.
Mining sites are full of potential hazards, especially when it comes to electrical construction materials. In addition to the risk of electrocution, workers in mines also face the threat of arc blast injuries and damage from flammable gasses or other materials.
