Foundations: An Introduction to Open Pit Reconciliation

Foundations: for graduate and early-career Mining Engineers and transitioning mining technical professionals. 

Mine plan reconciliation is a process of identifying variance between target (planned) and actual mining outcomes. The reconciliation process involves a comparison of plans and schedules against actual mining outcomes to ensure operations are on track to meet strategic objectives.

  • Course Duration

    4 professional
    development hours

  • Real World Applications

    Developed with
    industry experts 

  • Graduate Level

    0-3 years experience

  • Video Playtime

    15 minutes

What's Included

KEY TECHNICAL SKILL

Conduct a mine plan reconciliation and communicate results to the stakeholders. 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Describe the purpose of a mine plan reconciliation.
  • Describe the typical metrics for mine plan reconciliation.
  • Recognise poor reconciliation outcomes and describe how they impact mining operations.
  • Review reconciliation results and identify ways to reduce variance from the mine plan.
In this course we review controllable and uncontrollable causes of poor reconciliation. This course will also look at the importance of collaborating with key stakeholders and teams to determine corrective actions. At the end of a mine plan reconciliation, it is crucial to communicate reconciliation outcomes and strategies to improve mine plan compliance.

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Video

Learn the ropes through a mix of video and written content.

Text Material

Learn the techniques used by real-life industry experts.

Blended Learning

Apply learnings to your organisation's systems and processes with the included Workplace Learning Guide.

Assessments

Test your understanding against realistic scenarios so you can excel as a professional in your field.