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About the course
The SAIMM Mine Dewatering Design short course includes the fundamentals and advanced strategies for accurate prediction, control and management which prevents uncontrolled water ingress to surface and underground mines. The case studies include straight-forward open pit to complex block caves including base and precious metals, diamonds, industrials, and coal. The dewatering aspects of transition from open pit to underground mine is included. You will be educated in the basic theory of mine dewatering and the application of the knowledge to real world situations. The steps required to design and implement a successful and cost-effective dewatering strategy will be taught, including project assessment, planning, site investigations, data interpretation and management, types of dewatering, and monitoring techniques. Emphasis is on understanding the sources, storage areas and pathways followed by water into a mine then devising the optimum approach to control the water and support production. Focus is on a thorough understanding of how water affects a mine and all the techniques available to control the water including pumping, diversion, grouting (not) and stormwater control. By protecting the mine from excess water, the environment also benefits and coats are reduced.
Presenters
Dr Kym L Morton
KLM Consulting Services
Dr Morton has 44 years’ experience in mine dewatering design worldwide.
Advisor to Mining companies and NGO’s.
Author of over 30 papers on mine water control and associate lecturer to three universities.
Stefan Meyer
KLM Consulting Services
Stefan Meyer has 20 years’ experience in practical mine dewatering design and implementation.
Modeller and expert on reducing costs to mining projects.
Who should attend
- Mining Engineers
- Mine Planners/Mine Planning Engineers
- Hydrogeologists, Hydrogeology Engineers
- Mining Geologists
- Engineers
- Environmental engineers
- Mine Dewatering professionals
- Mine Water Management professionals
- Pit slope engineering professionals
- Drilling Personnel
- Mine Planners & Engineers
Registration fees
Early bird registration valid until 4 April 2025
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Early SAIMM/SAGA/GSSA Member
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R10 000
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Early Non SAIMM/SAGA/GSSA Member
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R11 800
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SAIMM/SAGA/GSSA Member
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R11 800
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Non SAIMM/SAGA/GSSA Member
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R12 500
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Students
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R6 000
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Retired Member
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R6 000
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Early SAIMM/SAGA/GSSA Member (Online)
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R5 900
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Early Non SAIMM/SAGA/GSSA Member (Online)
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R6 400
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SAIMM/SAGA/GSSA Member (Online)
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R6 400
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Non SAIMM/SAGA/GSSA Member (Online)
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R6 950
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Students (online)
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R3 000
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Kindly note, registration closes on 29 May 2025. Please note late registrations will incur a R500 administration fee for registrations received after the closing date.
Contact
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Gugu Charlie: Conferences and Events Coordinator
E-mail: gugu@saimm.co.za | Tel: +27 11 538-0238