Michael has over 25 years’ experience with projects in Canada, South Africa, Australia, Papua New Guinea, USA, China, and Turkey. He has been project manager for several multidisciplinary programs up to PFS level in remote and/or arctic conditions. His varied geological experience and instrumentation knowledge have been used to guide the planning and investigation of groundwater projects including tailings operations, tailings dam seepage, mine closure, environmental monitoring, contaminant hydrogeology, open pit and underground mine dewatering, pit slope stability and depressurisation, and rock mass characterization,.
Most of the work Michael is involved in is for either deep open pit (>600m) or underground projects
