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November 1 - 2, 2017, Chelsea Hotel, Toronto, Canada

Empowerment of People for Safety Success

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Roy SlackCementation Canada Inc, CanadaPresidentPresident elect of the CIM

Alistair RossVale, CanadaDirector, Mining operations

Mike BrenemanPeabody Energy, United StatesSafety Director Americas

Michael Meighenformerly SUEK, United Statesformer Global Head of Health, Safety and Sustainability

Dennis LeonardKiewit Mining, United Statesregional Safety Director

Kim PerryAlacer Gold, United StatesVP of finance and IT

Jaime Macias PerezDumas Mining, Mexicoregional Manager HSe, Mexico & Latin Americay

Ivo GonzalezSherritt International, CanadaDirector, environment Health and Safety

Ashley LammleFluor Canada, CanadaCorporate HSe Programs and

Systems Lead

Jimmy BrockCNX Coal Resources - CONSOL Energy, United StatesCeo

Glenn Lyle MIRARCO Mining Innovation, CanadaDirector, Mining Safety research Center

Glenn CullenPublic Services Health & Safety Association (PSHSA), CanadaVice President Corporate Programs and Product Development

Peter CalnanGoldcorp, CanadaGlobal Head of Safety & Health

Adam GregorCoeur Mining, USDirector, Safety and Health

Larry SimmonsPotashCorp, United StatesSenior Director, Safety & Health

Ward MetzlerDuPont, Canadaregional Manager at DuPont Sustainable Solutions

Bill MercerAvalon Advanced Materials, CanadaVice President, exploration

Pat ByrneStanford Sleep Epidemiology Research Center, USfounder fatigue Science, Global Sleep and fatigue Science expert

Kim SladePublic Services Health & Safety Association (PSHSA), CanadaDirector emerging Markets and Commercialization

Lora CavuotoUniversity at BuffaloUnited StatesAssistant Professor

Guido HelmerhorstKLM, NetherlandsInnovation Technology and Learning Lead, HSe Programs

Michael Meighenformerly SUEKformer Global Head of Health, Safety and Sustainability

Dennis LeonardKiewit Miningregional Safety Director

Mike BrenemanPeabody EnergySafety Director Americas

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Why attend?

Building on the feedback of previous annuals, this HSe event will focus on introducing the best practices to set and exceed standards for mining safety, maximize worker health and safety, build leadership for an effective health and safety culture, optimize operational controls and procedures, empower the workforce for safety success and ensure the best approach forward from recent lessons learned in mining incidents.

The 8th edition of the Global HSe in Mining Summit Series will bring the best HSe, occupational Safety, risk, and operational Safety professionals together to compare strategies and promote improved safety procedures across the company.

This event will be held over 2 intensive days, co-located with our 7th Global Mining IT Summit and Improving Performance of Mining Projects Summit so to ensure maximized learning and networking opportunities.

on behalf of fleming.'s Mining HSe Project Team, we look forward to welcoming you in november!

Victoria LambertSenior Program Manager

Fleming.

Who will you network with Mining Companies Mining Associations Safety and Health Professionals State Grant Coordinators Mining equipment Manufacturers

C-level Executives, SVPs, VPs, Global Directors, Directors, Senior Managers, Managers, Advisors and Engineers in the following areas:

HSe: Health, Safety and environment HSeQ: Health, Safety, environment and

Quality HSSe: Health, Safety, Security and

environment Safety, Health and risk occupational Health Process Safety emergency response operations Development & Training risk Assessment engineering regulatory/Government Affairs

Job Title Distribution

Geographical Distribution

13% C – level executives, Presidents, founders

25% Managing Directors, Senior Directors, Directors

12% Senior VPs, VPs

28% Senior Manager s, Managers

4% Specialists

18% others

79% Canada

12% USA

5% Latin America

3% europe

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Key Takeaways Managing catastrophic risks

- What can junior and mid-sized companies learn from larger players like BHP Billiton or rio Tinto

Why implementing world-class HSe standards are important from a potential investor's perspective

What are the key drivers of an effective health and safety culture

How overlooking the obvious type of risks may lead to fatal outcomes - 'Life-critical situation management'

Co-located mining events in the Chelsea Hotel – Ensuring you get more value

Special Features Keynote Address

Critical forces behind Successful Integration of World-Class HSe Standards

Benchmarking Panel - CoreSafety®Sytems, old and new Approaches

Paradigm Shift Discussion Challenging the Validity of Heinrich’s Law

CEO Vision Award-Winning Safety Processes & Culture, Journey from Compliance to Commitment

Featured Panel Discussion fatality Prevention and fatality risk Management

Workshop empowerment of the Craft for Safety Success

Co-located Mining Summits Tripled learning and networking opportunities in the same hotel

DAY 1november 1, 2017

8:00 Registration and Check in

8:40 Welcome Note from Fleming.

8:50 Opening Remarks from the Chairman

Developing World-Class HSE Standards

9:00 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: Developing and Implementing World-Class Standards in HSE

•Thebroaderperspective

•Howjuniorcompaniesdevelopproperstandards

•Implementationasthecompanygrows

•Whytheseareimportantfromapotentialinvestor's perspective

•Thecriticalforcesbehindsuccessfulintegrationand adoption

Michael Meighen, formerly SUEK, former Global Head of Health, Safety and Sustainability

9:30 CASE STUDY: Embedding Health & Safety Systems – Changing the Risk Culture

•Howdoyouchangeaculture–makeitpersonal!

•Roadmapforintegrationandadoption–justthetip of the iceberg

•The‘valleyofchallenges’–people,processes&tools

•Transformingtheoperationsintoatrulyinterconnected, engaged community

Kim Perry, VP of Finance and IT, Alacer Gold

10:00 PARADIGM SHIFT DISCUSSION: Challenging the Validity of Heinrich’s Law

•Changeofgroundbreakingtheories

•Mythsandrealities

10:30 Morning Coffee Break & Networking

11:00 Most Recent Results from the National Survey of Exploration Health and Safety

Bill Mercer, Avalon Advanced Materials, Canada, Vice President, Exploration

11:30 CASE STUDY: The CORESafety® Journey – Implementation across all Facilities

•PeabodyEnergy'ssafetyhistoryandwhattheCoreSafety®initiative involves

•Mainchallengesofrollingitoutandthekeymilestones on the journey

•Futureefforts–Whatremainstobeaccomplishedin the next years

Mike Breneman, Peabody Energy, Safety Director Americas

12:00 BENCHMARKING PANEL DISCUSSION: Workplace Health & Safety Leadership: Prevention by Design, CORESafety®Sytems, New Approaches

•Usingapracticalandmeasurabledefinitiontocontinuously drive and evolve the organization’s safety culture

•Importantoperatingbehaviorsthatrequirefocusand nurturing

•Developingasuccessfulemployee-drivensafetyprogram

•Theimportanceofownershipthroughouttheorganization

Mike Breneman, Peabody Energy, Safety Director AmericasJimmy Brock, CNX Coal Resources - CONSOL Energy, CEOJaime Macias Perez, Dumas Mining, MexicoRegional Manager HSE, Mexico & Latin America Adam Gregor, Coeur Mining, Director, Safety and Health

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12:40 Networking Lunch

Managing Risk & Minimizing Business Interruption

1:40 BENCHMARKING SESSION: Systematic Approach to Risk Assessment for Hazard Mitigation

•Whymostorganizationsdon'tapproachriskina systematic manner

•Importanceofidentifyingwherethemajorhazardsare

•Utilizingprocessmappingwithintheorganization

•Howtoselecttheappropriateriskmanagementtool

Glenn Lyle, MIRARCO Mining InnovationDirector, Mining Safety Research Center

2:10 SPOTLIGHT SESSION: Differential Risk Management in the Mining Industry

•Understandingthecomplexnatureofoperationalrisks that poses many challenges to proper recognition and effective risk management

•Exploringtheessentialroleofrelationshipsandinterdependencies to break the risk silos across the organization

•Usinganintegratedoperationalriskmanagement(orM) approach to best protect enterprise value, extract new enterprise benefits, be dynamic and adapt to the changing environment

•EstablishingeffectiveORMcapabilitiesateverylevel and across the entire enterprise, tightly linked to decision-making and resource allocation

Ward Metzler, DuPont, Regional Manager at DuPont Sustainable Solutions Canada

3:00 PANEL DISCUSSION: Fatality Prevention and Fatality Risk Management

•Howoverlookingtheobvioustypeofrisksmaylead to fatal outcomes

•Relevantresearchfindingsonfatalityriskprevention

•'Life-criticalsituationmanagement'

Ashley Lammle, Fluor Canada, Corporate HSE Programs and Systems Lead

Michael Meighen, formerly SUEKformer Global Head of Health, Safety and Sustainability

Ivo Gonzalez, Sherritt International, Director, Environment Health and Safety

Glenn Lyle, MIRARCO Mining InnovationDirector, Mining Safety Research Center

3:30 Afternoon Break & Networking

4:00 The First-Line Supervisor, the Key Safety Echelon

•Learntechniquestobettersupportyoursupervisors to strive for operational excellence

•Gaintoolstoenableyourteamstoassess,develop and implement supervisor capability strategies

•Explorethe'SupervisorCapabilityModel'

Jaime Macias Perez, Dumas Mining, Regional Manager HSE, Mexico & Latin America


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4:30 SPOTLIGHT SESSION: Award-Winning Safety Processes & Culture

• Safety journey in the mining industry - from compliance to commitment

• observations about the importance of both a strong safety culture as well as processes

• examples from Cementation, awarded the Gold medal as the winner of Canada’s Safest employers in the natural resources sector in 2016

Roy Slack, Cementation Canada Inc, PresidentPresident Elect of the CIM

5:00 CASE STUDY & OPEN-FLOOR DISCUSSION - HIGH-PERFORMING SAFETY CULTURE

Delegates are invited to solve problems of the case and share their own experiences on these issues:

1) How does your workplace environment impacts employee engagement, safety and productivity?

2) What are the critical driving forces behind a high-performing safety culture?

3) How supervisors influence safety culture?

4) Different concepts of safety cultures in 3rd developing world environments

5) Mitigating risks associated with skill shortages

Ivo Gonzalez, Sherritt International, Director, Environment Health and Safety

5:50 INTERACTIVE WRAP-UP SESSION

6:00 Networking Cocktail Reception

After the sessions of Day 1 conclude, all attendees of the 3 co-located mining summits are welcome to the Cocktail reception, held within the networking exhibition area.

Discuss presentations of the day and catch

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8:00 Registration and Check in

8:50 Welcome from the Chairman

Achieving Dramatic Improvements in Safety Performance

9:00 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: New Leadership Model that Transforms Individual and Organizational Performance

•Howovermanagingandunderleadingorganizations may be the direct cause of fatalities

•ThenewdefinitionofLeader-Rethinkingsafetyand leadership in the mining sector

•Whataretheessentialcapabilitiesofleadershipfora safer environment and a more productive mine

Alistair Ross, Vale, Director, Mining Operations

10:00 SPOTLIGHT SESSION

10:30 Morning Coffee Break & Networking

11:00 SPOTLIGHT SESSION: Developing Safety&Health-Driven Leadership Training at Coeur Mining

Adam Gregor, Coeur Mining, Director, Safety and Health

11:40 BENCHMARKING SESSION FROM ANOTHER HSE-DRIVEN INDUSTRY: Disruptive Ways of HSE Trainings: Educational, Enjoyable and Impactful

•Makingon-sitetrainingengaging:ahappyandprofessional workforce ensures stable operation

•Makingon-sitetrainingnon-disruptive:stableoperation ensures bottom-line results

•Reducingandintensifyingon-sitetrainingtime:flexible training at scale - using (employees' own) mobile phones

•Traininglargegroupson-siteeffortlessly,fastandengaging: find out how!

Guido Helmerhorst, KLM, Innovation Technology and Learning Lead, HSE Programs Netherlands

12:20 Networking Lunch

1:20 BENCHMARKING PANEL DISCUSSION: Why is Fatigue a Newly Emerging OHS Issue?

•ReviewhowfatigueisdifferentthanotherOHShazards

•Engagingpartnerstobringresearchtoworkplaces

•Useoftechnologytounderstandriskinthemining sector

•Linkingphysicalandsleep-basedfatiguemeasuresto identify fatigue mitigating interventions

Kim Slade, Public Services Health & Safety Association (PSHSA), Canada, Director Emerging Markets and Commercialization

Lora Cavuoto, University at Buffalo, United States, Assistant Professor

Glenn Cullen, Public Services Health & Safety Association (PSHSA), Canada, Vice President Corporate Programs and Product Development

Pat Byrne, Stanford Sleep Epidemiology Research Center, United States, Founder Fatigue Science, Global Sleep and Fatigue Science Expert


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2:00 WORKSHOP: Empowerment of the Craft for Safety Success

Safety isn't about numbers, it is about people. Unless we make it personal, we will never see the results we wish for.

This session looks at how you can work proactively to enable your people manage risks and develop ways to reduce or eliminate them, specifically:

•Buildingtrustandconfidence

•Incorporationoftheemployeesintotheprocess

•Thepowerofpersonalbuy-ininsteadofbeingdictated

•Understandinghowtobeeffective

•Combiningthetwophilosophiesoftraditionalsafety and cultural safety to build a sustainable safety culture in the workforce

Dennis Leonard, Kiewit Mining, Regional Safety Director

4:00 Official Closing of the Summit and Informal

Discussions over Farewell Drinks

Meet Our PartnersEVENT PARTNER

founded in 1802, DuPont USA puts science to work by creating sustainable solutions essential to a better, safer, healthier life for people everywhere. operating in more than 70 countries, our market-driven innovation introduces thousands of new products and patent applications every year, serving markets as diverse as agriculture, nutrition, electronics and communications, safety and protection, home and construction, transportation and apparel. DuPont has brought world-class science and engineering to the global marketplace through innovative products, materials and services. DuPont Canada is a wholly-owned subsidiary of e. I. du Pont de nemours and Company, located in Wilmington, Delaware. The Canadian subsidiary is a diversified science company, serving customers across Canada and in other countries. The origins of DuPont Canada date back to october 18, 1910 and its current headquarters are located at 1919 Minnesota Court, Mississauga, ontario, L5n 0C9. The company’s businesses are aligned with global DuPont’s market growth platforms to increase speed and effectiveness in meeting our customers’ needs. The company has administrative and sales offices across Canada as well as manufacturing operations in Maitland, ontario and Thetford Mines, Quebec.

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Roy SlackCementation Canada IncPresidentPresident elect of the CIM

roy Slack is a professional engineer with over 35 years of experience in mine construction, design, and development, on projects throughout Canada and around the world. In 1998 he started Cementation’s operations in north America as President. Cementation is a mine contracting and engineering firm that provides design-build and construction management services to the mining sector. Today Cementation is one of the largest mine contractors in north America and part of one of the largest mine contracting organizations in the world, the Cementation Group. In 2016 the company was recognized as a Gold Winner of Safest employer in Canada in the natural resources sector. roy is a graduate of Queen’s University in Kingston with a degree in Mining engineering. In 2008 roy was awarded the engineer’s Medal for entrepreneurship by the Professional engineers of ontario and in 2009 he was given the Metal Mining Society Award by the Canadian Institute of Mining (CIM) In 2012 he was named a Paul Harris fellow by rotary International. In 2017 he was appointed Incoming President elect of the CIM. Also in 2017 nipissing University bestowed upon him an Honorary Doctorate. roy has been active in numerous safety initiatives and in 2013 was appointed to the Province of ontario’s first Prevention Council to advise the government on workplace safety. He currently serves on the CIM Safety Council.

Alistair RossValeDirector, Mining operations

A leader in the mining industry, Alistair ross, Director of Mining (ontario operations), Vale Canada Limited, is known for his passion for mentorship and for helping develop true leadership potential in both individuals and organizations. Before joining Vale in 2017, he provided leadership advice and coaching to Sudbury businesses experiencing rapid growth. ross’s mining career spans six countries across the globe. He was President of Lonmin’s South Africa operations, the world’s third-largest platinum producer. Before joining Lonmin, he spent many years at Inco’s Canadian operations. His early career was spent in the USA in the copper mining world with Phelps Dodge and Magma Copper companies. Prior to coming to north America, he started his career in Africa, working as Production Superintendent at BCL’s Botswana smelter, and as Area Metallurgist for rio Tinto Zimbabwe.

Michael Meighenformerly SUEKformer Global Head of Health, Safety and Sustainability

As a Global Mining executive, Michael's focus is the implementation of effective HSeS and risk management programs that direct a clear safety strategy, reduce likelihood of human error, to facilitate the safety of a Company’s workers, the public, and the environment. In 2016, Michael was appointed Global Head of Health, Safety, and environmental Programs for Siberian Coal and energy Company (SUeK). In this role, his responsibility was to advance the Company’s achievement of world-class occupational health and safety standards. His engagement included implementing HSe and risk management programs that support corporate health and safety objectives while ensuring the sustainability of operations. Michael's work entails collaboration with key decision makers to maintain a focus on safety while driving productivity enhancements and delivering financial cost-savings opportunities. Throughout his career, Michael has managed multiple operations, delivering results in operations / production, engineering, government affairs, health and safety, risk management, and regulatory compliance. His career spans broad industry experience in domestic and international mining operations (coal, metal and non-metal, and hard rock), capital construction projects, and rail and port transportation operations. Prior international experience includes leadership for 35,000 global employees across north America (U.S., Canada, Mexico); South America (Colombia, Brazil); Africa (Liberia); eastern europe (Kazakhstan, Ukraine, russia); and europe (United Kingdom, Belgium).

Kim SladePublic Services Health & Safety Association (PSHSA), CanadaDirector emerging Markets and Commercialization

Kim Slade is the Director emerging Markets and Commercialization at Public Services Health and Safety Association. She has a Bachelor of Arts in english and Communications and also has an Adult education Certificate from oISe University of Toronto. Kim is also part of the Canadian Standards Association Technical Committee on occupational Health and Safety Training and currently sits on the technical committee for the development of a Paramedic Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace. Kim has been in the field of occupational Health and Safety (oHS) training and education for the past 15 years. This has included securing funding through research grant opportunities and special project funds to develop a variety of products and solutions for the health and safety market including pictograms and low literacy training for restaurant, retail, industrial and greenhouse sectors, various health and safety training programs and providing leadership as a principal knowledge and co-investigator for the development of a game based application to help leaders improve oHS decision making and skills development. Kim is currently responsible for PSHSA’s market intelligence, emerging markets and occupational Health and Safety research, including fatigue.

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Lora CavuotoUniversity at BuffaloUnited StatesAssistant Professor

Lora Cavuoto is an Assistant Professor in the Industrial and Systems engineering Department at the University at Buffalo. She joined UB in 2012 after receiving her PhD in Industrial and Systems engineering from Virginia Tech. She earned an MS in occupational ergonomics and Safety and a BS in Biomedical engineering from the University of Miami. At UB, Dr. Cavuoto directs the ergonomics and Biomechanics Laboratory. Her current research focuses on quantifying physical exposures and physiological responses in the workplace to identify indicators of fatigue development. Her research work also aims to understand and model the effects of health conditions, particularly obesity and aging, on physical capacity, specifically strength, fatigue, and motor performance. Her work on fatigue and worker safety has recently been funded by the American Society of Safety engineers foundation and the national Institute for occupational Safety and Health.

Ivo GonzalezSherritt International, CanadaDirector, environment Health and Safety

Ivo joined Sherritt International in 2012 and will be the first to admit that he has a lot to learn about the mining industry.

Prior to Sherritt Ivo had 13 years of health safety & environmental (HS&e) experience through progressive leadership positions at a fortune 100 multinational.

During that time he spent 3+ years as an operations manager. In that role he headed a $4.8M manufacturing operations portfolio with more than 200 employees.

He is currently the global leader of HS&e for a small mining company with no mines in Canada but two joint-ventures in developing countries.

He is a champion of continuous improvement systems and has experience leading lean / six sigma transformations. He is a trained lean expert and six sigma green belt.

Ivo’s professional skills and experience includes cross enterprise leadership, strategic decision making, leading change, lean / six sigma, health safety environmental management, and operations management.

Ivo is fluent in english and Spanish but can order a beer in several other languages. He is a proud father of twin girls.

Ward MetzlerDuPont, Canadaregional Manager at DuPont Sustainable Solutions

Ward Metzler, Business Director for Central north America and Canada, DuPont Sustainable Solutions brings a wealth of experience and expertise in production, operations, research, and marketing. He has over 35 years of safety, operations and environmental experience in DuPont. His present role involves strategic account management as well as leading business development. Ward Metzler has led major engagements with large oil and gas company to strengthen their risk management processes. Ward has been able to work with clients to provide them with solutions that integrate with their strategic direction.

Ward is a lead practitioner in the implementation of High Performance Work Systems in DuPont Canada. He led the startup of a complex chemical process in DuPont’s efforts to provide CfC alternatives. His various assignments in Manufacturing have provided Ward with the experience of being accountable for safety and environmental performance. Many people in DuPont have a paradigm that a recordable Injury or a Lost Workday Case is the worst possible outcome. The time spent in explosives and in fluorochemicals manufacturing helped him to recognize that a workplace fatality was a possible outcome if the right systems and processes are not in place.

Bill MercerAvalon Advanced Materials, CanadaVice President, exploration

Dr. Mercer has been VP, exploration with Avalon since 2007. Dr. Mercer earned his BSc. in geology from edinburgh University (1968) and a PhD from McMaster University (1975). He enjoyed a 32-year career with the noranda/falconbridge group, holding a series of managerial positions, working on international projects in over 30 countries, ultimately serving as Director-Geology and Geochemistry.

Dr. Mercer served as the President of the Canadian federation of earth Sciences (CfeS), the umbrella organization for all earth science associations in Canada (2008 to 2010), and as President of the Prospectors and Developers Association (2002 to 2004), serving as an executive of the association for eight years. He currently chairs or is a member of several PDAC committees, including the Health and Safety Committee and Geoscience Committee. from 2010-2013 he was a member of the Canadian federal government natural Sciences and engineering research Council grants review committee for earth Sciences, and prior to that a member of the Minister’s national Advisory Board on earth Sciences for the federal natural resources Canada.

In January 2009, Dr. Mercer was the recipient of the David Barr Award from the Association for Mineral exploration in British Columbia for excellence in leadership and innovation in mineral exploration health and safety. He also was honoured with the PDAC Distinguished Service Award in 2006. In 2015, he was the recipient of the “Award for environmental excellence” of the nWT and nunavut Association of Professional engineers and Geoscientists in recognition of his environmental efforts relating to renewable energy use at Avalon’s nechalacho Project in Canada’s northwest Territories.

Dr. Mercer was selected in 2013 to be recipient of the Queen elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal for his service to the Canadian mining industry.


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Guido HelmerhorstKLM, NetherlandsInnovation Technology and Learning Lead, HSe Programs

Guido Helmerhorst connects the dots; he helps to reach business objectives while maximizing (employee) experience and engagement. In this time of change, with rising technology and a demanding workforce this challenge is pertinent. Guido connects (technical) innovations and concepts like design thinking, Virtual reality, serious gaming and gamification, he (helps) craft and design solutions that balance the objectives and drivers of both business and those of the individual. In doing so he makes Business Transformation and creating an innovation culture practical.

Within Air france – KLM Guido was and is the initiator, (co)creator and (creative) director of various meaningful experiences in areas like HSe, training and operational management. His latest quest is about releasing the power of real Virtual reality on HSe with scale-able, flexible training and development for a more human, mobile and engaging way of learning.

Jaime Macias PerezDumas Mining, Mexicoregional Manager HSe, Mexico & Latin Americay

Jaime is a highly qualified mining professional specialized in security, construction, management, and mining operations with more than 20 years of experience in the mining industry in Chile, Spain, Mexico and other countries located in Latin America. Jaime has succeeded in assessing a vast experience thanks to the positions he has occupied in the mining arena. from his beginnings as a Topographer, he quickly ascended to the Chief of Area, then as a Superintendent of operations and Mining Planning, until his next position; Security, Hygiene and environmental Manager. Jaime has proven to be able to deliver results and add important value, due to the growing responsibilities, complexities and budget contraints with each new position. This trajectory gave him a long and proven experience in the formation and management of high performance teams, oriented to results in multicultural environments that demand great communicative skills and interpersonal relationships of great wisdom and cultural affinity. In July 2017, Jaime assumed the position of regional Manager Mexico & LATAM of Security, Hygiene and environment for the operations of the company DUMAS where he is responsible for the development and implementation of corporative programs and applicable regulations.

Pat ByrneStanford Sleep Epidemiology Research Center, USfounder fatigue Science, Global Sleep and fatigue Science expert

Pat Byrne has been a health and safety professional for over 37 years. He has been the Canadian Director on the board of the International occupational Hygiene Association, an Appeal Commissioner at WorkSafeBC and national President of the Canadian registration Board of occupational Hygiene. Since 2005 Pat has focussed on fatigue management in the mining industry and in professional sports. He pioneered sleep and fatigue management programs in professional sports for teams in all north American and Australian leagues. In addition his programs have been adopted globally by such diverse organizations as Caterpillar and the US Special operations Command. Pat has worked extensively in the mining industry in Australia and the USA including iron ore, coal, salt, copper and uranium. His early sleep and fatigue monitor the “readiband” was named by the Mining Association of Canada as one of the top “100 innovations in the mining Industry”. Currently, Pat is the research co-ordinator for the Stanford Sleep epidemiology research Center in Palo Alto and provides his expertise to industry and professional sports teams.


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11. oTHer ConDITIonS: Any terms or conditions contained in the client’s acceptance which contradict or are different from the terms and conditions of this registration document shall not become part of the contract unless individually negotiated with AL and expressly accepted by AL.

PLEASE COMPLETE THIS FORM AND SEND IT BACK TO:

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23 USD administration charge and any applicable withholding or any other tax or fee will be applied

Payment is required within 7 working days

Agreed Price of the Service

2496 USD

1996 USD

3099 USD

Contractors

Mining Project Owners

Solution Providers

per delegate

per delegate

per delegate

Code: AL Mn 12_Martiin

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