Undergraduate Resume Booklet
2014/2015
Graduating Students 211 W. Jefferson St.
Boise, ID
83702
Phone 208-433-5251
alexanderjdunlop@gmail.com
Alexander Dunlop
Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Computer
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Hands-on
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Microsoft Office
SAP
Vulcan
Surpac
Trimble Geomatics Office
Maptek I-Site Studio
GPS survey
I-site scanning
Ventilation Measurements
Underground Toyota Driving
Other
 Operational First Aid Level 1
 5 years Spanish Language study
 Class 5 Driver’s License
EDUCATION
University of British
Columbia
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Graduating with a BASC in Mining Engineering with a Minor In Commerce
Anticipated date of graduation: May, 2015
WORK EXPERIENCE
January, 2014 – August, 2014
Mine Engineering Co-op Student
 Generated weekly undercut blasting schedule to maintain an average rate of 6 undercut blasts per month
 Designed and optimized 7-day construction and blasting schedule for the commissioning of 3 draw bells per month
New Gold Inc.
May, 2013 – August, 2013
Planning Co-op Student
 Created and presented weekly development planning presentations in a clear and effective manner using Maptek’s
Vulcan software and Microsoft Office’s Excel to maintain development rates of approximately 60 meters per week
 Created daily draw cards in an accurate and punctual manner to allow for the continuous operation of 3
underground loaders producing approximately 13,000 tonnes per day
New Gold Inc.
May, 2012 – December, 2012
Mining Engineering Co-op
 Provided survey support in an efficient and safe manner for the continuous operation of 8 shovels and 5 drills in 4
separate operating areas
 Reconciled and analyzed drill bit data accurately to provide information for the choosing of the most efficient drill bit
manufacturer for 5 blast hole drills
Teck Coal Ltd.
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
May, 2014
 Oversaw and coordinated bringing contractors on site to place steel forms & concrete inside ore passes to support
failing ground
June, 2013
Over Break Analysis
 Processed laser scans of underground drifts using Maptek I-site Studio software to produce models of drifts to
analyze blasting efficiency
August, 2013
Cycle Time Study
 Modeled Caterpillar R1600G cycle times for the extraction level of New Afton's block cave mine to analyze the full
production potential of the level
November, 2012
Weigh Scale Study
 Organized and managed a weigh scale study to analyze the efficiency of lightweight truck boxes on Komatsu 930E
haul trucks
Ore Pass Canning
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
2013
Thunderbird Lacrosse Club Gear Manager
 Managed club gear and apparel orders for the thunderbird lacrosse club
2013
UBC Mining Clubroom and Clothing Representative
 Maintained the UBC Mining Clubroom and handled apparel and accessories orders for the club
2012
UBC Mining Engineering Week Representative
 Organized event attendance from UBC Mining Engineers for Engineering week
AWARDS
UBC Faculty of Applied Science Dean's List (80% or Higher Average in
University)
UBC Presidents Entrance Scholarship
Cy and Emerald Keyes Award in Mining and Mineral Process Engineering
2011,2012,2013
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
CIM Student Member
APEGBC (MAPS)
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
 Playing soccer and ball hockey in the UBC Intramural leagues, competitive team member of the Thunderbird
Lacrosse Club,
 Alpine Skiing
2010
2012
Alexander Giasson
University of British Columbia | Mining Engineering
1819 Harbour Drive, Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada, V3J 5W4
+1.604.364.2504 | giasson.alexj@gmail.com
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Drafting and Programs
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Trade
MS Excel,
Powerpoint, Word
VBA Macros
Surpac
Rocscience DIPS,
SWEDGE
Xactimate
Google SketchUp
Blender
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Metallurgical lab procedures and
practices; including ASTM analysis
of coal, Particle Size Distribution,
Shaking Table, Knelson Gravity
Concentrator, grinding, Hallimond
Tube flotation testing
Haul truck, articulated haul truck,
and Bobcat operation
Carpentry/Demolition knowledge
Numerous hand and power tools
Certificates, Knowledge and
Safety
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BC Class 5 Driver’s License
St John’s Emergency First Aid
Level 1
Equipment operating in openpit procedures
Food Safe
WORK EXPERIENCE
Copper Mountain Mining
Student Mine-Ops
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Safely operated Euclid and Komatsu 240-ton haul trucks for 12 hour shifts
Loaded blast holes with numerous initiating system assemblies including Orica Exel LP, MS, Handidet,
Connectadet, Pentex Boosters, and Cordtex
Loaded ANFO and emulsion mixtures from truck to downhole
Stemmed drill patterns with a Bobcat
Ensured patterns were tied-in as specified by a blast map
Moved cable for drills and shovels, resupplied drills with water and bits
Pacific Preferred Developments
Lead Hand
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Apr 2014 – Sept 2014
Apr 2013 – Sept 2013
Cleaned a large sandblasted building floor to meet safety standards. Included maintaining the integrity
and fit of my battery-powered respirator, setting up exhaust fan systems, and working atop scaffolding
Restored a 4 floor heritage building in Vancouver’s downtown core. Was awarded lead hand position and
ensured the proper drilling of rebar holes for a new concrete floor.
Transported the company equipment to Calgary and worked with a small crew in restoring Calgary
residents’ homes after the extensive flooding of 2013
Stayed on to assess, measure and draft damaged homes with Xactimate software to send to the insurance
company. My efforts lead to good relations with this company back in BC.
Vera’s Burger Shack
Shift Supervisor
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Maintained a safe and efficient work station to efficiently prepare, cook and plate the meals promptly,
especially during peak hours
Supervised crews at two downtown Vancouver locations and accomplished the store’s record-high daily
sales
Held responsibility for opening, operating, and closing the store
Maintained and ordered inventory for the two locations
Pacific Preferred Developments
Clean up and General Labourer
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Feb 2012 – July 2012
May – Sept 2009 & 2010
Maintained a safe work environment by removing and disposing of framing, drywall, and electrical
materials
Assisted journeymen with labour-related duties
Helped the foreman to hold a short safety meeting before work began at each job site
Trained new labourers in proper safety procedures
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
Graduating May 2015
Bachelor of Applied Science – Mining Engineering
Dean’s List: A- Standing
AWARDS AND LEADERSHIP
Louis J. Gall Award in Mining Engineering for Leadership
Team Leader, Tinpot Hill Ore Study Flowsheet Design
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Sept – Dec 2013
Worked on a team of 6 mining students in conducting lab testwork on a 20 kg sample of ore for the
purpose of developing a processing flowsheet, including sizing and selection of all equipment
Managed the team’s task schedule and kept on track to achieve best results
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
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Jan 2014
Rec-league baseball
Snowboarding, golf, hiking, fishing, camping
Pool, foosball
Playing guitar
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Avery Payne
7784 Lohn Rd.
Halfmoon Bay, BC, V0N 1Y1
604-788-1340
averypayne6@hotmail.com
PROFILE
Bachelor of Applied Science, specializing in Mining and Processing Engineering from UBC with strong academic skills, well developed
leadership skills, and strong verbal and written English. Able to work independently as well as part of a team, with the aptitude to learn
quickly and adjust to new situations. Highly motivated by a desire for personal achievement with a powerful work ethic and dedication.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Applied Science, Mining Engineering
Expected Completion May 2015
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC
 Dean’s Honour List 2012/2013 and 2013/2014
 80.3% average
 Top Classes: Mineral Deposit Modelling (A+), Mechanics of Materials (A+), Fluid Mechanics (A+)
WORK EXPERIENCE
Rockwater Resort, Secret Cove, BC
2013
Line Chef
 Given responsibility of morning setup, ensuring prep and organization of the days required materials, which included
regular service as well as weddings.
 Entrusted to uphold the prestige of the resort through my conduct in front of guests, cooking, and presentation of
food.
 Demonstrated my ability to complete tasks both as a part of a team and independently while in an extremely stressful
environment.
Trail Bay Mall, Sechelt, BC
2010-2014
Landscaping/Maintenance
 Accountable for the upkeep of the mall and surrounding grounds, ensuring they were kept in pristine condition.
 Completed several small scale demolitions while preserving personal and public safety.
 Worked independently and was trusted to self-manage and prioritize urgent tasks and to complete work both efficiently
and on time.
 Displayed an ability to learn on the job and adapt to a variety of new challenges presented.
EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Chatelech Secondary School Eagles, Sechelt, BC
Basketball
 Showed tremendous leadership and was awarded team captaincy in senior year
nd
 Developed mature teamwork skills and unparalleled drive for success, achieving North Vancouver AA 2 team All Star
SCYSA Soccer, Sunshine Coast, BC
Player
 Competed both locally and on a rep team that travelled to Vancouver for games.
 Earned rep team captaincy for final season and was expected to establish a positive team environment through
motivation of players.
 Arrived early at practices to discuss strategy and potential areas of team improvement with coaches.
INTERESTS
I enjoy staying active through sports and other outdoor activities. Trips to Turkey and Greece have given me the travel bug and I enjoy
experiencing new cultures and food. Other interests include cooking, movies, and bowling.
(H) 604.677.3517
(C) 604.787.4551
307 – 5740 Toronto Road
Vancouver, BC V6T 1L2
charles.luk24@gmail.com
Charles Luk
Mining Engineering
HIGHLIGHTS OF SKILLS
Software:
Technical:
Other:
Surpac, Stream Motion, AutoCAD, MATLAB, Visual Studio, MS Office (Macros), Vector Works, Google
SketchUp, Sony Vegas
Feasibility study, mine design, processing, optical microscope, breadboard
Class 5 License, excellent interpersonal and organizational skills, public speaking
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
Industrial Automation and Robotics in Mining (UBC)
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Assemble and program a robot to navigate through an unknown maze autonomously
Improve the performance of the robot by continuously experimenting with different codes
Wired a breadboard consisting of servos, QTI sensors and ultrasonic distance sensor
Physical Mineral Processing (UBC)
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September, 2013 – April 2014
Designed a pit via digitising and block modelling with a data file containing the ore's information
Delivered reports on grades and volumes
Performed transformation between strings, surfaces and solids (triangulation and trisolations)
Mineral Identification and Liberation Analysis (UBC)
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September, 2013 – April 2014
Developed a strong understanding of comminution equipment and processing plant design
Conducted a tradeoff study on an ideal comminution circuit by establishing a flowsheet and processing plant for an
unknown ore
Delivered a professional report on the results and steps taken
Surface Mining and Design with Surpac (UBC)
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September, 2014 – present
September, 2012 – December, 2012
Delivered a professional report on the analysis of an unknown sample.
Identified any minerals present, computed the grain size and determined the percentage of the main mineral;
Estimated the degree of liberation using an optical microscope with Stream Motion
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
Bachelor of Applied Science – Mining Engineering
September, 2011 - present
(H) 604.677.3517
(C) 604.787.4551
307 – 5740 Toronto Road
Vancouver, BC V6T 1L2
charles.luk24@gmail.com
WORK EXPERIENCE
Prep 101
Lead Marketer
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Organized and arranged preparation sessions for university students
Expanded company’s customer base by promoting our service to upwards of 400 students in 10 minutes
Conducted surveys and evaluated student responses to further improve company’s service
UBC Mining Department
Student Position (Alumni Database)
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July, 2013 – August 2013
Designed and created a survey to collect data about the career progression and contact information of UBC
mining engineer alumni
Tactfully followed up on those who have not completed the survey
Collaborated and attended meetings with alumni relation manager, department heads and consultants
University First Class Painting
Painter/Marketer
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September 2013 – present
May, 2013 - September, 2013
Signed 7 out of 9 projects by cold calling from door to door and flyer distribution
Completed all projects safely and efficiently, while maintaining a clean working environment
Provided client satisfaction by delivering excellent customer service
VOLUNTEER WORK
CIM M4S Show
Demonstrator – project assistant
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Demonstrated Caterpillar’s haul truck and shovel simulations to the general public
Explained the importance of the two equipment in the mining industry as well as the significance of simulations
Repaired numerous glitches and bugs
Mining Open House
Event planner/assistant
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April, 2013
Assisted the UBC mining department to recruit potential mining students
Provided insights, advices and experiences to first year engineering students to aid them in deciding which field
of engineering to pursue
INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES
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May, 2014
Competitive sports: soccer, basketball, swimming and tennis
Interests/hobbies: Travelling, drafting and designing, cooking and being outdoors
Chris Hopkins
211 4th Street East
North Vancouver, B.C., V7L 1J1
Phone #: (604) 805-3279
Email: chrisjhopkins1@gmail.com
RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE
May, 2014 – August, 2014
Student – Projects
Calgary, AB
 Independently created map of Mildred Lake oil sands site using Microstation software, combining all existing
infrastructure (piping, pumphouses, powerlines, etc.) with scopes of bitumen production projects in development to
aid project teams in understanding future site layouts
 Drafted documents and deliverables for a $70+ million project, including decision records, an engineering work flow,
and a large project summary presentation, allowing project team to focus on other tasks
 Circulated many project documents needing review or approval from various engineers, managers, and
representatives in an organized and timely manner
Syncrude Canada Limited
January, 2013 – August, 2013
Mine Engineering Co-op
Princeton, BC
 Independently performed analysis of dilution and ore loss during transportation from the dig face to the SAG mill,
providing quantities and possible recommendations to overcome issues
 Staked geologically complex ore/waste boundaries following blasts in effective time for shovel operators
 Provided drill hole locations to drillers proactively to ensure all drills were in operation and moving efficiently
 Acted as lone surveyor on many occasions in a high-pressure environment with minimal supervision required
Copper Mountain Mining Corporation
May, 2012 – December, 2012
Student Metallurgical Technician
Princeton, BC
 Prepared daily flotation test samples for assay through filtering, splitting, and pulverizing following standard
preparation techniques
 Optimized rougher feed pulp density by running series of flotation tests at varying densities
 Performed inspections each shutdown day on flotation cells, cyclone underflow tubs, and the SAG mill discharge
screen
 Measured thickness at hundreds of points along the tailings pipeline prior to scheduled shutdown days to determine
degree of wear and replacement priorities
Copper Mountain Mining Corporation
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
September, 2010 – May, 2015
Bachelor of Applied Science – Mining Engineering (3.42 GPA)
AWARDS
CMIEF Undergraduate Scholarship
CMP BC/Yukon Branch – Mineral Processing Scholarship
BC Graduation Program Examination Scholarship
BC Passport to Education
2013-2014
2013
2010
2008-2010
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
CIM - The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy, and Petroleum
APEG-MAPS - Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of BC, Member Advantage Program for
Students
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
August, 2014 – Present
Quick Service Attendant
Vancouver, BC
 Work with a new team of 6-10 people each event to operate one of a variety of different concession stands
throughout the arena
 Personally interact with and serve dozens of hockey or concert fans each event at a rate of one per minute during
peak times
 Ensure fans have the most enjoyable experience possible through efficient service times, maintaining the
cleanliness of the stand, and acting as an approachable member of the staff
Canucks Sports & Entertainment
August, 2007 – August, 2011
Pricechecker
North Vancouver, BC
 Assisted customers with a variety of tasks, including finding items and bagging groceries, leaving them with an
excellent impression of the store
 Quickly learned any changes in product location to provide the fastest possible service when required
 Managed time in a busy environment to take care of many tasks, including customer assistance, checking price
discrepancies, bagging groceries, and restocking returned items
 Routinely trusted to work independently by management with no guidance necessary
Real Canadian Superstore
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
 Skiing and Camping
 Hockey, Football, and Baseball Fan
 Attending Music Concerts and Festivals
REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
Phone: 604 250 0790
E-mail: fenrichdavid@gmail.com
8223 Woodlake Court
Burnaby, BC, V5A 3P3
David Fenrich
Mineral Processing Engineer
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Lab Work
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Software
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Flotation
Knelson Concentration
Crushing
Grinding
Batch Extraction Unit
Extent of Conditioning Tests
Microsoft Office
Limn Flowsheet Design
DCS Systems
C++
PCBC
Google Sketch-Up
Other
 OFA Level One
 Class 5 Driver’s License
 Producing daily KPI reports
ACADEMIC & CO-OP STATUS
Academic Program
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Mineral Processing Engineering; 6 of 8 academic terms completed
Anticipated date of graduation: May, 2015
Co-op Status
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Completed 5/5 work terms.
CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE
January 2014 – August 2014
Mineral Processing Student
 Worked on a processability program for the Frontier Oil Sands project
 Managed areas including ore prep, facies identification and extraction, as well as extent of conditioning test work in
a hydrotransport line
 Co-ordinated sample shipping and analysis between multiple labs and processing facilities
 Analyzed data to help determine what parameters needed to be tested and what direction the testing matrix needed
to go
 Developed a blending strategy to achieve bitumen and fines contents in three different blends
Teck Resources Ltd. (Energy Division)
Teck Resources Ltd.
April 2013 – August 2013
Project Metallurgy Summer Student
 Created an energy mapping system for projects to see which areas were consuming the most energy in order to
improve energy efficiency and promote sustainability
 Helped organize an engineering conference promoting cross-discipline interaction for over one hundred people
from all over the world
 Worked on the project management team of a large mill expansion study, within which I reviewed bids, prepared
proposals, and oversaw work
 Oversaw the completion of a metallurgical testing program at SGS, ensured all testing parameters were correctly
followed and a consistent approach was used
 Developed interim metallurgical projections for a large Chilean project based on the metallurgical testing program
May 2012 – December 2012
Student Metallurgist
 Completed rudimentary test work and an economic analysis which led to the purchase of a Knelson Gold
Concentrator
 Optimized rougher flotation circuit slurry density
 Created a tracking system for SAG liners to predict wear rates and change out dates
 Performed routine test work to determine optimum reagent dosages and the effectiveness of different reagents
 Learned to operate the various circuits
 Routinely inspected ball mills, cyclone underflow tubs, and various pipes for wear during mill shutdowns
Copper Mountain Mining Company
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
September 2012 – November 2012
Knelson Concentrator Feasibility
 Conducted test work to determine how much free gold could be recovered using a Knelson Concentrator
 Used these base test results to conduct a preliminary economic analysis
 Resulted in the purchase of a full Knelson Concentrator unit by Copper Mountain
January 2013 – April 2013
Block Cave Design
 Designed the footprint and scheduling for a block cave mine for a given ore body using PCBC
 Completed a basic economic analysis to determine project feasibility
 Produced a conceptual layout for an extraction level using Google Sketch-up
VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE
May 2014 – Present
UBC Mining Engineering
Sustainability Representative
 Helped to promote the idea of sustainability within the student body with input from industry
May 2013 – April 2014
Captain – Mining Games Team
 Organized a team of 16 individuals with varied skills and backgrounds in order to be competitive in every event
 Obtained sponsorship to help pay for training and travel
 Planned team building events, training sessions as well as travel to and accommodation in Quebec City
UBC Mining Engineering
UBC Mining Engineering
September 2013 – April 2013
Engineering Week Representative
 Achieved second place overall in the e-week competition
 Built the department ball model resulting in a third place finish
 Organized games teams as well as promoting participation
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
September 2010 – May 2015
Bachelor of Applied Science – Mineral Processing Engineering
AWARDS
Byron Knelson Memorial Scholarship in Mineral Processing
BC/Yukon CMP Scholarship
Mining Games – Mineral Processing 3rd Place
Mining Games – Equipment Handling 3rd Place
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
CIM
CMP
APEGBC - MAPS
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
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Golfing
Camping
Skiing
Fishing
2014
2013
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2013
DENNIS BROWN
8355 Delsom Way Unit 91, Delta, B.C. Canada V4C 0A9 | (604) 376-2536 | denniscbrown27@gmail.com
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
BASC in Mining Engineering
77.2% Standing Average
Expected 2015
WORK EXPERIENCE
Goldcorp, Red Lake Gold Mine
Planning Student
May 2014 – August 2014
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Assisted planners in drafting prints in MineCad including development,
longhole, and cut and fill headings
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Assumed responsibility for ensuring that headings are up to date and
prints are issued quickly to ensure there are no delays in production
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Communicated with various departments to ensure safe and efficient
mining is achievable and redesigning plans accordingly
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Covered for senior employees when necessary by managing headings,
attending meeting, and taking responsibility for sections of the mine
Goldcorp, Vancouver Head Office
Technical Services Intern
May 2013 – August 2013
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Exported and formatted raw data to produce meaningful information
to better inform various team members to ensure the best decision is
made
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Collected and compile information from existing mines to accurately
benchmark future projects and potential acquisitions
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Spearheaded cost analysis projects using both internal and external
resources to ensure projects are operating as efficiently as possible
EnviroPaving, Vancouver Branch
Crew Leader
June 2011 – August 2012
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Managed a small team taking responsibility that work was done up to
standard and as efficiently as possible
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Spoke with customers to ensure all their concerns were met and they
were happy with the overall experience
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Inspected and cleaned equipment to ensure the maximum life span
and performance was met
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Maintained communication with owner and supplier about product
stock to ensure minimal delays in work
DENNIS BROWN
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TECHNICAL SKILLS
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Drafting and modeling experience in MineCad
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Basic Design work in Surpac, Dips, and Swedge
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Basic application of C++ coding
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Experience in Visual Basics for Application (VBA) in Microsoft Excel
RELEVENT EXPERIENCE AND PROJECTS
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Underground training and experience with various departments including Rock Mechanics, Survey, and
Geology
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Emergency First Aid with CPR A + AED training
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Various processing lab work including screening, floatation, grinding, coal analysis, and density based
separation techniques
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Teamwork skills and Leadership roles on both rack & field and rugby sports teams
273 Hollymount Drive
Mississauga, Ontario
L5R 3P8
Phone 604 349 9860
praveen.alfred5@gmail.com
Jason Mareeno Praveen Alfred
Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Software
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BlastPlan
Gemcom Surpac
AutoCAD
Microsoft Office
Stream Motion
Laboratory Skills
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Microscope analysis
Comminution Equipment
Crushing and screening
Flotation
Coal Preparation
Other
 Class 5 Driver’s Licence
 Operate standard transmission
automobiles
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
Robotics (UBC)
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September 2014 - Present
Constructed and programmed a robot to navigate through an unknown maze autonomously.
Install and program an ultrasonic distance sensor to assist robot navigation.
Constructed a circuit which included an ultrasonic distance sensor and a QTI sensor, using a breadboard.
At the end of the semester, 4 robots are to be combined to simulate a mining application.
Surface Mining and Design using Surpac
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September 2013 - December 2013
Designed the components of a geological database required for resources estimates.
Create a 3D ore body solid model using the information in the geological database.
Created a resource block model and performed resource estimate.
Designed a 3D open pit mine and calculated tonnages.
Physical Mineral Processes (UBC)
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September 2013 - December 2013
Conducted a trade-off study examining 3 different comminution circuits.
Prepared a detailed flowsheet of the processing plant.
Determined design criterion, equipment sizing and equipment selection.
Performed a cost analysis on the 3 comminution circuits.
Developed a strong understanding of comminution equipment and processing plant design.
Mineral Identification and Liberation Analysis (UBC)
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October 2012 - December 2012
Performed a microscopic analysis with the aid of stream motion on an unknown sample.
Determined the mineral content, grain size and degree of liberation of the sample.
Delivered a professional report of our results.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Prep 101
September, 2013 – Present
Lead Marketer
 Setting up and managing tutoring sessions for students.
 Conducted surveys and evaluations of prep sessions.
 Required a confident and outgoing personality to distribute flyers
Ten Restaurant and Wine Bar
Line Cook
 Pantry and fridge/freezer management.
 Stocking shelves in general merchandise, grocery, produce and frozen departments.
 Received orders and shipments from warehouse and other companies.
 Daily kitchen maintenance.
 Strong work ethic and stamina demonstrated through 12+ hours.
May, 2014 – August, 2014
Student Works Painting
May, 2013 – August, 2013
Painter/Marketer
 Painting, caulking, power washing.
 Trained to work at heights.
 Maintain quality control and ensure customer satisfaction.
 Outdoor work in any weather conditions for long periods.
CIBC
Retail Verification Student
 Assisted the retail verification team with updating and verifying customer
records using GOW, COLT and COINS.
 Compile, sort and verify the accuracy of data before it is entered.
 Maintain logs of activities, errors and completed work.
March, 2011 – August, 2011
May, 2012 - August, 2012
VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE
September, 2011 – Present
Floor Representative
 Planned educational and social events for students.
 Coordinated social events and fundraisers
 Organized and managed the Candle Aid Project at UBC, which aims to develop libraries and provide books to
schools in impoverished areas of Sri Lanka.
 Communicated with representatives in Sri Lanka to ensure the money raised reached the intended destination.
Sri Lankan Student Society UBC
Youth Cricket and Rugby Coach
January, 2009 - December, 2010
Under 9 and Under 11 coach
 Taught children the fundamentals of cricket and rugby.
 Maintained fitness levels.
 Managed and refereed games
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
Expected Graduation: May, 2015
Bachelor of Applied Sciences
Mining Engineering
AWARDS
All-round student
Completed Grade 8 ABRSM Piano
Under 19 School Cricket Captain
Represented Botswana Under 19 Cricket Team
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
 CIM student member 2012-2014
 APEGBC MAPS student member 2012-2014
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
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Active cricket, rugby and soccer player.
Enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, rock climbing and mountain biking.
Piano and Guitar
Cooking
2010
1997-2005
2006-2010
2008-2010
6050 Clinton St.
Burnaby, BC, Canada V5J 2M5
Email: jasonthekao@gmail.com
Tel: 604-716-6366
Jason Shih Fan Kao
Mining Engineer
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
September 2007 – Present
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4 Year Mining Engineering
Drilling and Blasting, Froth Flotation, Fluid Mechanics and Ventilation, Geological Science, Surface and Underground
Mining Methods, Maintenance Engineering, Mineralogy, Physical Mineral Processes, Rock Mechanics Design,
Statistics
Burnaby Central Secondary School
High School Grade 10 to 12
September 2003 – June 2006
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Mineral Processing
 Shaking Table
Computers
 ExtendSim
 Knelson Concentrator
 Surpac
 Jig Concentrator
 Microsoft Word
 Rod / Ball Mills
 Microsoft Excel
 Screening
 AutoCAD
 Froth Flotation
 Examine2D
Languages
 English
 Mandarin
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
Drill and Blast Research
April 2012
University of British Columbia
 Researched on both underground and open pit blasting methods, techniques and safety issues
 Completed a report that could potentially be submitted to junior consulting companies
Glass Recycling Research
December 2009
University of British Columbia
 Researched on glass recycling and its impact on environment and mining industry
 Complete a report on the industry’s potential benefits and possible impacts to the environment and society
Earth and Ocean Science Laboratory
December 2009
University of British Columbia
 Identified mineral and rock composition, formation, origin and properties
 Interpreted geological process including earthquakes, glaciers, landslides and volcanic eruptions, as well as
constructed contour maps
WORK EXPERIENCE
Emerson College, Richmond
February 2013 – Present
Math Instructor
 Lecture a small group of high school students on SAT Level 1 in mathematics
Sager Education, Vancouver
February 2013 – Present
Math Instructor
 Teach elementary and high school students mathematics
 Prepare elementary and high school students for Canadian mathematics contest
 Prepare high school students for calculus AP AB/BC exam and final exam
 Help compile pre-calculus 10, 11, 12 and mathematics 8 workbooks
Bralorne Gold Mine Ltd, Bralorne
August 2012 – December 2012
Student Mining Engineer
 Assisted senior mine planner in surveying underground
 Updated ventilation report on a weekly basis and underground map on the monthly basis
 Prepared ground support report ordered by the mine inspector
 Designed possible future underground ground support plan
Elite Education, Burnaby
April 2012 – August 2012
High School Math Tutor
 Provided one-on-one mathematics tutor
 Prepared in-class materials
Tutor Depot, Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster & Coquitlam
January 2012 – Present
 Lecture students on new concepts and review basic foundation of algebra
 Provide students with worksheets and exercises
Tutor Doctor, Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster & Coquitlam
January 2012 – Present
Elementary/ High School/ College Tutor
 Teach new concepts as well as review past materials with students in different levels and various subjects
including mathematics and physics
 Prepare tutoring materials and sometimes create worksheets as well as handouts for students
 Give students and their parents feedback by creating session reports
Tea Team Restaurant, Vancouver
October 2009 – August 2012
Senior Bartender / Server / Key Holder
 Developed ability to function well under pressure, as well as a member of a team
 Prepared all aspects of over 100 different kinds of bubble tea beverages, customize according to each
customer’s preferences
 Responsible for closing duties including cash out and lock down of the premise
 Trained new employees
Private Tutoring, Greater Vancouver Area
August 2008 - Present
High School Subjects
 Tutor Grade 8 to 12 mathematics, as well as Grade 11 to 12 Physics
 Almost all students improve their grades and some of them obtain a final grade of A’s
College Subjects
 Tutor differential calculus and integral calculus for private individuals
Han Yin Education Centre, Port Coquitlam
September 2009 – April 2010
Tutor
 Helped a number of international students with their homework assignments including mathematics, science,
English as a second language, as well as social studies
McDonald’s Restaurant of Canada, Burnaby
March 2009 – October 2009
Crew Trainer
 Familiar with all parts of crew level responsibilities, including cashier, ordering and other customer services.
Made sure these are properly executed by employees, especially the newly hired
Mini D’s Donuts – Metrotown, Burnaby
November 2006 – September 2008
Key Holder
 Oversaw most of the in-store operations, including cashing out and locking down of the premise
AWARDS / ACHIEVEMENTS
National Coaching Certification Program Level One on Badminton
Perfect score on B.C. Principle of Mathematics 12 Provincial Exam
B.C. High School Badminton Provincial Championship
Royal Conservatory of Music Exam Level 8 on Piano
2007
2006
2005, 2006
2005
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM)
Student Membership
January 2010
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
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BC Class 5 Driver License over 9 years with accident free and no suspension record
On most weekends these past 4 years, I enjoy playing badminton and had high performance badminton training for
over 4 years
I have weight training 3 times a week for over three years
8635 Henderson Street
Mission, BC, Canada
V2V 7P9
Phone (604) 657-9018
keiranswanton@gmail.com
ubcminerescue@gmail.com
Keiran Swanton
Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Computer Software
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AutoCAD/Amine
MineSight 3D
Surpac
Unwedge
Examine2D
Microsoft Office
Equipment
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GPS
Total Station
Anemometer
YieldPoint Data Logger
Seismic Monitoring System
Certifications
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BC U/G Mine Rescue - Basic
OFA Level 1
CPR C/AED Certificate
WHMIS Training Certificate
Kidd Mine Specific Licenses
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
Bachelors of Applied Science in Mining Engineering
April 2015
WORK EXPERIENCE
Glencore – Kidd Operations
January 2014 – September 2014
Ground Control Engineering Student
 Independently conducted underground daily inspections of production areas
 Designed cablebolt and rehab layouts used to support mine infrastructure
 Performed installation and development audits to ascertain proper quality control of the mine’s ground support
 Recorded and analyzed data from underground data loggers
 Performed ventilation compliance of active levels of the mine to ensure working areas had adequate volumes of air
 Trained with the Kidd Mine Rescue Team during the District and Ontario Provincial Mine Rescue Competitions
 Assisted with the set up of the microsesimic and strong ground motion monitoring system equipment
 Exposed to the blast analysis procedure using the microseismic monitoring system and blast sequence prints
 Completed the monthly blast to bolt reconciliation reports
 Performed inspections of out of commission open pit to monitor wedge movement and visible changes
Glencore – Kidd Operations
May 2013 – September 2013
Mining and Projects Engineering Student
 Determined concrete volumes for underground power magazine storages
 Conducted ventilation surveys of the mine
 Tracked and planned development waste for future storage in mined out underground workings
 Managed project for the repair of ore-pass controls, and completed capital expenditure request for scheduling
construction and finances of the project
 Altered the development waste cut-off grade level plans for the long term schedule
Kidd Operations Haul Truck Study
 Coordinated haul truck study of underground haul truck fleet to optimize maintenance and rebuild costs
 Completed capital expenditure request for the purchase of new equipment for the project
Hillsborough Resources Ltd. – Quinsam Coal Mine
May 2012 – December 2012
Mining Engineering Student
 Independently surveyed the underground mine workings using a total station
 Performed month end stockpile surveys
 Handled large surface survey duties independently such as tailings dam survey, PAG CCR pit as-built survey,
subsidence survey points, and mitigation cell as-built survey
 Collected water samples on required lakes to ensure the mine was meeting the environmental permit standards
 Reclaimed exploration drill hole sites
 Compiled spreadsheets for drill hole data and survey coordinate data for the mine
 Assisted with short-ranged planning for different production panels of the mine
VOLUNTEER
2011 – 2014
2012 – 2014
2013 – 2014
2014
UBC Mining Executive Committee
UBC Mine Rescue - Captain
Kidd Operations Mine Rescue Training
CIM Porcupine Branch Annual Golf Tournament
AWARDS
2013
2012
2011
2010
2010
Lt. Eric Soulis Ditmars Scholarship
Cy and Emerald Keyes Bursary in Mining and Mineral Process Engineering
Fresh Water Bursary
Seycove Secondary PAC Scholarship
Merv and Mardi Boucher Entrance Bursary
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration
Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of BC
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
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Mine Rescue Competitions
Kayaking/Canoeing/Paddle boarding
Hiking/Running
Skiing/Snowboarding
Hockey
Basketball
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Vancouver Student Member
Student Member
Student Member
Address 34-2443 Kelly Ave.
Port Coquitlam, BC
Phone 604 944 1369
mr.dylag@gmail.com
Mark Dylag
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4 Year Mineral Processing and Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Software/Programming
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C Programming
R Statistical Software
Visual Studio
Surpac
MS Office (Word, Excel,
PowerPoint)
Laboratory/Workshop Applications
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Chemical handling
Function Generator
Oscilloscope
Breadboard
Power supplies
Multimeter
Communication/Mobility
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Lab Safety Training
Formal Report Writing
Project Management
Class 5 Driver's License- British
Columbia
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
Physics Laboratory
January, 2012 – April, 2012
• Employ provided lab apparatus (i.e. function generator, oscilloscope, power supplies, multimeter, breadboards, etc.)
to complete lab procedures and record accurate observations with regards to lab results
• Provided lab reports that accurately described and represented lab procedures, as well as uncertainty analysis that
hypothesized causes for inaccurate measurements or observed results
• Kept up to date and accurate log book that was monitored and approved by teaching staff on a regular basis
Scrolling LED Message Program
November 2011
• Independently worked to design a program written in C programming language using Visual Studio and Xcode
software that scrolled a user selected message across an LED screen
• Went through multiple testing and evaluating cycles before finding optimum solution, each time assessing what was
effective and what was not working as efficiently as it could have
• Accomplished all project objectives before deadline including bonus material
Physical Mineral Lab Project
September 2013
• Undertook a scoping study for a given ore specimen; performed sample preparation, crushing and screening tests,
HPGR test work, grinding and classification work and employed gravity separation technology
• Produced a finished report containing a process flow sheet and design criteria pertaining to the specific ore sample
and presented recommendation based on test work as to which comminution circuit is the best choice for given ore
Underground Mine Method Selection
March 2014
• Given enclosed plans, sections, longitudinal, geology, fabric information, strength, and stress among other
information for the case study Myra Falls operation, an underground mining method was produced for the three
major zones of mining. Based on the properties and capacity of the mining method chosen, a list of equipment type
and quantity was generated, as well as a cost estimation of the entire operation using the O’Hare Method
Robotics Automation Project
September 2014
• Assembled miniature robotic car with robotic navigation system, IR line-following sensors, object recognition
sensors, and contact sensors. Promoting autonomous open pit haulage systems (AHS) in the mining industry, used
C programming software to program the robot to autonomously navigate any given “maze” to demonstrate robot’s
autonomous ability to navigate, avoid obstacles, and operate in a team of robots to simulate group tasks such as
load-haul-dump system, underground crushing and haulage system, or a mine rescue scenario.
WORK EXPERIENCE
June 2011 – January 2012
Warehouse Member
• Printed off daily order forms and packaged products into containers before loading them into vans for delivery.
• Worked closely with coworkers to conduct accurate daily inventory counts.
• Responsible for parking of delivery trucks and general warehouse maintenance and tidiness.
Ryan Vending Company Ltd.
ABD Solutions Inc.
June 2012- September 2012
Warehouse Labourer
• Separate and pack recycling products according.
• Prepare packed product for shipment, and unload new inventory.
• Responsible for general tidiness of warehouse.
Ryan Vending Company Ltd.
May 2013 – September 2013
Money Processing
• Counted and sorted currency daily
• Delivered large money deposits to banks and casinos
• Experience operating Hino truck
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
2011- Present
Bachelor of Applied Science, Mineral Processing and Mining
Engineering
ACADEMIC & CO-OP STATUS
Academic Program:
• 6 of 8 academic terms completed
• Anticipated date of graduation: April, 2015
Co-op Status:
• Available for 4,8, and 12 months beginning January, 2015
New Graduate Status:
• Available starting from April, 2015
AWARDS
UBC President’s Entrance Scholarship
BC Provincial Scholarship
BC Passport to Education Scholarship
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
APEGBC Member Advantage Program for Students (MAPS)
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
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Swimming, running, and biking
Reading magazines and novels
Playing recreational soccer and watching English, and Champions League soccer.
Playing recreational volleyball
Travelling
Bilingual
2011
2011
2011
5-6840 Lynas Lane
Richmond, BC Canada V7C 3K7
Phone 604 358 9876
raynethlaw@gmail.com
Rayneth Law
Mining and Mineral Processing Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Software
Hands-on & Laboratory
Other
 Microsoft Office
 JK SimMet
 Outocal
 Parcview
 DeltaV
 C++ Programming
 Flotation, filtration, and settling
tests
 Pulverizer and ro-tap sieve
shaker
 Vacuum Pump
 Electron Microscope
 Class 5 Driver’s Licence
 OFA Level 1
 CPR Recertification Level C
 Confined Space Awareness –
Entrant
 Fall Protection
CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE
Teck Resources – Highland Valley Copper Partnership
May, 2014 – September, 2014
Metallurgy Student
 Created recovery model for the new flotation plant startup, estimating copper and molybdenum
concentrate grade, recovery, and tailings which are proximate to assay results
 Coordinated and managed coriolis flow meters and valves installation on two grinding lines to regulate
proper reagent dosages, mitigating the risk of manual under or overdose
 Conducted plant performance study on the new flotation plant by benchmarking and comparing current
and past flotation plant data; identifying and correcting circuit issues to perform to monthly target
requirements
 Organized and managed tailings recovery project to find alternatives other than increasing grind size to
minimize copper concentrate lost to the tailings
 Performed particle size tests and analyzed results to calibrate the particle size indicator; overall
determining the optimal grind sizes for downstream processes
New Gold – New Afton Mine
September, 2012 – April, 2013
Metallurgy Student
 Coordinated and oversaw thickener optimization project to automate the flocculent dosage transferred
into the thickener; minimizing surges, increasing filtration rate, and reducing overall operator intervention
 Directed and supervised filter press moisture analysis optimization project to correct the differences
between moisture measurements taken by the operators, assayers, and truckers
 Organized and monitored rougher flotation surveys for crowder installation project; the aim to achieve
an overall higher recovery percentage while losing less grade towards the tailings
 Performed a variety of lab tests including flotation tests to analyze the amount of certain minerals, such
as copper, in the circuit; sieving to determine the particle size distribution; and specific gravity tests to
determine the density of the material in the flotation circuit
 Conducted several lab sample preparations such as filtration for quick-dry, wet-sieving for ensuring
particle size distribution, pulverization for fire assay, and pellet pressing for X-ray preparation
 Systemized the on-stream analyzer samples and calibrated the XRF with outcall, increasing overall
precision in the assay results measured on a daily basis
 Compiled Excel spreadsheets and created macros for mill size distribution data, flotation test results,
and on-stream analyzer data, later turning into Powerpoint presentations
 Assisted several mill operator crews in running the flotation circuit with DeltaV, maximizing copper grade
in the final concentrate while also minimizing the loss of recovery to the tailings
 Managed stockpile sampling program, determining the grade while also estimating the remaining life of
the live pile
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
October, 2011 – December, 2011
 Created a technical analysis report including Google SketchUp diagrams along with a brief presentation
on the Schaft Creek project
Analysis of a Mine
January, 2011 – April, 2011
 Coordinated and managed a team in developing a technical analysis report on greenhouse gas
reduction by the use of volcanic dust and space mirrors
Greenhouse Gases Emission Reduction
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
ID Kitchen Solutions
Cabinetry Maker
Canco Millwork Ltd.
Cabinetry Maker & Installer
Waves Coffee House
Barista & Cashier
January, 2011 – September, 2011
Richmond, BC Canada
June, 2010 – November, 2010
Richmond, BC Canada
June, 2008 – May, 2010
Richmond, BC Canada
VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE
J.N. Burnett Secondary
September, 2006 – June, 2009
Volunteer & Student Council
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
Bachelor of Applied Science – Mining and Mineral Processing
Engineering
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
APEGBC-MAPS
CIM
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
 Travelling, networking, and sight-seeing
 Outdoor activities including hiking and skiing
 Bodybuilding, swimming, and cycling
 Basketball, volleyball, and badminton
April 2015
Sean Morgan Anderson
Mining & Mineral Processing Engineering
4586 West 6th Avenue
Vancouver, BC Canada V6R 1V5
Cell Phone – 1 250 808 8661
seanmorgananderson@gmail.com
Sean Morgan Anderson
Mining & Mineral Processing Engineering
COVER STATEMENT
I’m a competent, focused and curious individual who is delighted to relocate for work. In all of the roles that I
have been engaged in, I have brought along my desire to work safe, work hard and work to the successful completion of
the tasks at hand. I consider myself a versatile person with a ‘big picture’ mindset and a passion for Mining.
TECHNICAL WORK EXPERIENCE
July, 2012 – December, 2012
Walter Energy
Co-op Student
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Entered all daily material movement; updated and completed daily and year-to-day operational reports
Cut working time from six hours to two hours off of the daily data entry by introducing new techniques
Trained the full time replacement for my position at the end of my work term
Surveyed blast patterns before and after blasts, alone and with on-site surveyors
Entered coal drilling information, and calculated stockpile volumes in AutoCAD for month-end reports
Worked with the environmental department for sampling runs and flowing-water testing on a weekly basis
Assisted in the installation of Modular Mining by organizing parts delivery on-site and tracking daily progress
EDUCATION
2010 - 2015
University of British Columbia
Bachelor of Applied Science (Mining & Mineral Processing)
AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS
2nd Place Western Engineering Competition (Consulting)
1st Place UBC Engineering Competition (Consulting)
UBC President’s Entrance Scholarship
2013
2013
2010
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Open Pit Survey
 Trimble Survey Equipment
 Open Pit Driving (Class 5 License)
 Familiar with Blast Pattern design
Mineral Processing Work
 Scale Rod Milling and Crushing
 Scale Flotation
 Flow sheet Development
Computer Skills
 SURPAC
 Excellent written English
 Fast Data Entry (Access, Excel)
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Planning and organizing experience by managing a permanent volunteer staff of 5 people
Team-oriented mindset with self-driven capabilities learned in my position as Fraternity President
Strong problem solving skills learned as an executive level volunteer of a ~4,000 member student organization
Physically fit and energetic from running weekly 16 kilometer distance runs
Sean Morgan Anderson
Mining & Mineral Processing Engineering
4586 West 6th Avenue
Vancouver, BC Canada V6R 1V5
Cell Phone – 250 808 8661
Home Phone – 604 224 7235
seanmorgananderson@gmail.com
STUDENT SOCIETY EXPERIENCE
Sigma Phi Delta Engineering Fraternity (ΣΦΔ)
March 2014 - Present
President
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Elected President of Sigma Phi Delta, the professional engineering fraternity at UBC
Managed philanthropic, financial, social and athletic undertakings of the Chapter
Chair weekly meetings ensuring smooth operation and proper discussion
Represent the Chapter at the Engineering Undergraduate Society’s Council
Maintain communications with Alumni Association and International Fraternal Organisation
Engineering Undergraduate Society
September 2012 – April 2013
Vice President Finance
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Elected to manage the finances of the Engineering Undergraduate Society for the 2012/2013 school year
Directly managed three volunteers on a daily basis, giving them projects and ensuring task completion
Designed, passed and managed an efficient budget dealing with $280,000 in cash flow (without cost overruns)
Accounted and authorised all money going into and out of the Engineering Undergraduate Society
Chaired the Professional Activities Fund, a separate $100,000 dollar fund for student teams and ensured
equitable distribution
NON-TECHNICAL WORK EXPERIENCE
July 2014 - Present
Pane e Formaggio
Retail Clerk/Barista
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Fluidly moved between welcoming customers, managing orders, operating cash and making specialty coffee
Functioned in a diverse work environment with people of different cultural backgrounds, experience, and ages
Brewed a variety of different specialty coffees to customer preference and satisfaction; high level of attention to
detail required
McDonalds
July 2011 - August 2011
Griller
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Cooked up to twenty-four burgers at a time cleanly and quickly while communicating with fellow employee’s
Prepared chicken and potato products for consumption in accordance with safety regulations
Safely sanitized the grill to employer satisfaction in a high-paced fast food environment
Worked in a team-environment with other employees, led by a shift-manager to make order deadlines
Petit Enfants des Rosaires
June 2009 – September, 2009
Caretaker
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Immersed in new language environment (French) and learned as I went
Minded twelve small children (three to five years old) in a daycare, looking after their safety
Prepared the children's meals and snacks
Attended kids during field trips to playgrounds and was responsible for their wellbeing
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Distance Running
Community Volunteering
Sigma Phi Delta Engineering Fraternity (ΣΦΔ)
Tony Kao
2308 Vista Court
Coquitlam, British Columbia
604 897 7648
tzekao@gmail.com
Technical Skills
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Maptek Vulcan
Microsoft Office
 Microsoft Word
 Microsoft Excel
 Microsoft Powerpoint
Mineral Processing
 Hydro cyclones
 Flotation cells
 Shaking tables
 Rod Mills
 Primary & Secondary Crushers
 Gold Cyanidation
 Particle Size Distribution
Foundations of C++ Programming Knowledge
Technical Projects
Gold Processing Project, Jan. 2013-Apr. 2013
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Determined grade of an unknown gold ore using standard mineral processing techniques
including froth flotation, cyanidation, gravity concentration, etc.
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Designed a process flow-sheet to optimize gold extraction from the ore
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Tested out the process flow-sheet in the lab to validate findings
Underground Mine Design Project, Jan. 2013- Apr. 2013
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Produced an underground mine design given such data such as surface contour lines, grade
distribution and the surrounding geology
Held weekly meetings among the project group to ensure that deadlines were met and that the
project was progressing smoothly
Extrapolated from given data the mine size, lifetime and the most economic mining method
Vulcan Open Pit Design Project, Sept. 2012- Dec. 2012
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Designed an Open Pit Mine with the Maptek Vulcan software based on real world data
Collaborated with a partner over the three months to learn and implement Vulcan features into the
final design
Accounted for regional geography, ore body characteristics, grade distribution and market prices
Education
University of British Columbia, September 2010- Present
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Bachelor of Applied Science in Mining Engineering
Port Moody Secondary School, September 2006- June 2010
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International Baccalaureate Diploma
Work Experience
Peak Tutoring, April 2013- Present
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Communicated key concepts and ideas
Supervised and managed a group of students to ensure all work is completed on time
Updated and kept track of attendance and financial records
Kumon Math Assistant, August 2007- August 2010
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Promoted self-learning among students by asking questions designed to guide them towards
better understanding of the subject
Balanced marking homework and working with students
Exercised Leadership skills to maintain volume control over students
Trained several new personnel in the skills and attitude needed to work as a Kumon math
assistant through instruction and by example
Volunteer Experience
Gold Spike Festival, June 2013
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Helped to prepare the festival by putting up tents, bleachers, building a stage and setting up tables
Participated in the running of a gold panning booth, helping children learn about and participate
in the subject
Mission Green, September 2009- May2010
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Cooperated with people of various ages to improve locations in the Coquitlam area
Focused on removing invasive plants, planting trees to re-vegetate barren areas and promoting
environmental awareness
Professional Affiliations
APEG BC- MAPS, October 2011
CIM Vancouver, September 2011
3rd Year Students Aiden Wu
Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Hands On
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Surveying
Equipment operator
Equipment Maintenance
Construction
Welding/Machining
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Minesight
Surpac
Microsoft Office suite
AutoCAD
Adobe Photoshop
Certifications
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BC Drivers Licenses
WHIMIS
Emergency First Aid and CPR
Work Safe BC FA (OFA 1)
BC Food Safe certificate
ACADEMIC
Academic Program
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Available for 12 months or 16 months work term starting from January 2014
Mining Engineering; 4 of 8 academic terms completed
Anticipated date of graduation: May, 2017
TECHNICAL WORK EXPERIENCE
China National Petroleum Corporation –Lanzhou, China
May, 2012 – August, 2012
Engineering Assistants (Student)
• Organized equipment maintenance crews and contractors on a regular basis to carry out support & maintenance tasks
for ongoing desalting operations
• Managed production data and produced daily production reports for senior management using Microsoft Excel to provide
an accurate report of the previous day's KPI's
• Analyzed testing results after learning the basic oil refinery knowledge in the first two weeks and pulling out important
information to evaluate the performance of different oil purity
• Presented short term production plans to the technical services department and operations supervisors for review
• Provided engineering and project management support for numerous auxiliary projects around the site
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
Shale Gas Project
September, 2013 – October, 2013
• Learnt about technical shale gas extraction strategy and initiated an in-depth research project about the subject
• Gained perspective on shale gas economics and feasibility on a global scale and established analytical predictions for the
market
• Prepared a shale gas presentation using a combination of PowerPoint, Photoshop and class involvement to stimulate
audience interest in the subject matter, ensuring an effective presentation
Scrolling LED Message Program
September, 2012 – December, 2012
• Independently worked to design a program written in C programming language using Visual Studio and Xcode software
that scrolled a user selected message across an LED screen
• Went through multiple testing and evaluating cycles before finding optimum solution, each time assessing what was
effective and what was not working as efficiently as it could have
• Accomplished all project objectives before deadline including bonus material
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
Cineplex Cinema
May, 2010 – Present
Team Leader
• Work quickly and accurately to process the cash register and serve the customers in a fast paced working environment
• Appointed to Team Leader within two months of starting date of employment
• Collaborated with other Team Leaders during shifts to delegate and distribute tasks amongst other
employees working in different stations and working under our supervision
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Perform efficiently to prepare the orders in the specific time limit and achieving 97% customer satisfied
Effectively communicate with customers from children to seniors and increase food combo sales by $400 per day
Responsible for tracking food waste and making sure that all employees were logging food waste correctly
Given the responsibility that all injuries, misconduct by employees, misuse of equipment and safety
violations were immediately reported to General Managers
VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE
UBC Gala Orientation
January, 2013
Group Leader
• Welcomed 100 international exchange and graduate students warmly in their first event in UBC to provide advice on how
to deal with cultural shock and homesickness based on my own experiences
• Met and made friends with students from all over the world to experience different cultures and had fun talking and
working with people having different backgrounds
Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
May, 2014
Volunteer
• Assisted in executing various activities related to mining and geological/earth sciences for primary and secondary
students from the Vancouver area at the 2014 CIM Convention
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
September, 2012 – Present
Bachelor of Applied Science in Mining Engineering
AWARDS
Freshwater Bursary
1st place 100m Vancouver Track and Field Competition
Kitsilano Secondary Athletes Award
High School Principal’s list
2013
2011
2009 − 2012
2009 − 2012
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
APEGBC- Member Advantage Program for Students (MAPS)
Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) Student Member
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
• I enjoy being outside more than anything: snowboarding, hiking, fishing, camping, hunting and mountain biking are all
activities I like to take part in
• Sports and fitness are of great importance to me: I like to run, work out and take part in intramural sports & events such
as basketball and UBC’s Day of Longboat
• I have a strong interest in Parkour, I have already learnt forward flip and backward flip.
Christopher Orlando Hadfield
Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Hands-on
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XRF and HFEMS ore sensors
Survey Trimble Equipment, Total Station
Carpentry
Laboratory Equipment
Software
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AutoCAD
Minesight
Microsoft Office
PCBC Geovia
MatLab
Other
• CPR-C and AED
• Class 5 License
• Spanish speaker
CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE
MineSense Technologies Limited
June 2014 – August 2014
Co-op Student
• Completed test-work and wrote a technical report on evaluations of the MineSense product line
• Performed analysis of different ore types, and their response to X-Ray Fluorescence and High Frequency
Electromagnetic Spectroscopy sensors
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Built correlations of copper and nickel ore to consider pre-concentration mining processes
Teck Resources Limited – Fording River Operations
Co-op Student, Mine Surveyor
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September 2013 – December 2013
Collaborated with short-range engineers to ensure all operations were executed on-schedule
Efficiently took GPS coordinates of active parts of the mine and edited these changes onto Minesight
Surveyed the coal stockpiles and calculated the volumes of coal using Minesight
Accurately staked out dig limits for shovels and pattern limits for drills
Worked with each pit foreman to ensure all men and equipment were clear of blasts to the appropriate distances
Safely operated a pick-up truck in all parts of the mine with no supervision
United Nations International Development Organization (UNIDO) – Portovelo, Ecuador
Gold, Cyanide, and Mercury Mass Balance
May 2013 – August 2013
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Surveyed artisanal gold processing operations and formed flow sheets of the plant layouts
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Effectively communicated with the Ecuadorian miners in Spanish to create an inventory of mercury, cyanide and
gold production for the purpose of building a collective tailings facility
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Sampled and performed a mass balance of the amount of gold recovered in the sluice boxes, the mercury used in
the primary recovery plants and the ratio of cyanide to gold production in the secondary recovery plants
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Wrote a technical report on mercury amalgamation and its environmental consequences
WORK EXPERIENCE
April 2012 – March 2013
Lifeguard, Lifeguard Instructor, Swim Instructor and Day Camp Leader
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Lifeguarded, planned and taught lifeguarding courses, taught private swim lessons and wrote report cards
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Lead summer day camps, prepared engaging activities and managed 20 kids at once
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Cooperated in a rescue of an eleven-year-old boy who went into cardiac arrest
UBC Aquatic Centre
Upward Construction
June 2011 – July 2011
Labourer
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Completed physical labour jobs, which included: landscaping, digging out a culvert and demolition
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Installed Roxul insulation, formed precise concrete mouldings, levelled outdoor staircase foundations and built a
retaining wall for the excavated culvert
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Efficiently learned to operate large power tools without imposing any injuries
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Followed safe work practices and always used proper personal protective equipment
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
Block Cave Mine Design
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March 2014
Analyzed geological data and rock quality characteristics of a copper and gold deposit
Used PCBC Gems software to model a block cave mine
Designed a 3D model of the mine’s extraction level to exact dimensions using AutoCAD
Created a production schedule using PCBC and current metal prices
Surface Blast Design
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Applied geological data, mining rate and available equipment of an ore deposit to blast design
Selected explosives, drill equipment and blast pattern geometries to maximize the results
Optimized excavation, fragmentation and throw based on the goal and purpose of the blast
February 2014
VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE
UBC Mining Department Student Executive Council
Present
Professional Development Representative
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Organizing networking opportunities through student business cards and resume booklets
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Announcing networking events and company information sessions to the mining department
UBC Mining Department Student Executive Council
January 2014 – April 2014
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3 Year Mining Representative
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Provided input on where the budget should be spent
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Communicated the concerns of the 3 year student body to the mining executive council
EDUCATION
September 2011 - Present
University of British Columbia
Bachelor of Applied Science, Mining Engineering
AWARDS
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University of British Columbia – Dean’s Honour List
Top high school Spanish graduate
B1-3 Intermediate Spanish Certificate
Gold medal playing for Team BC water polo at Hawaii Invitational Tournament
2011 - 2014
2011
2010
2009
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
CIM Student Member – The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
APEGBC MAPS – Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of BC
Present
Present
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
• Played for the provincial water polo team for 8 years and
currently play for the university team
• Outdoor enthusiast, with camping adventures around BC and
canoeing the Bowron Lakes circuit near Prince George
• Skiing in the winter with annual trips to the North Kootenays
• Lived abroad in Spain with a local family to improve
my Spanish
• Travelling to Latin countries such as Ecuador, Peru
and Bolivia
Engineering Co-op Program
Faculty of Applied Science
2385 East Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4
Phone 604 822 3022
Fax 604 822 3449
eng.coop@ubc.ca
www.ubcengineeringcoop.com
Gavin Stephen
Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Software/Programming Language
Field
Other
• MineSight
• AutoCAD
• Surpac
• Trimble GPS
•C
• Mineral identification
• pH/Conductivity meter
• Turbidity meter
• Flow Tracker
• HOBO Weather Station
• Water Quality Sampling
• Class 5 Driver's License
• Masonry
• Carpentry
• Forklift Certified
ACADEMIC & CO-OP STATUS
Academic Program
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5 of 8 academic terms completed
Anticipated date of graduation: May, 2016
Co-op Status
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Completed 1/3 work terms; available for 8 months beginning January, 2015
CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE
Mount Polley Mining Corporation, Imperial Metals Corporation
August, 2013 – December, 2013
Environmental Technician
• Collected field and weather data and communicated with other departments to update the Mine’s water balance and
monthly report.
• Actively sampled for water quality in streams and seeps, and monitored sumps for erosion and sediment control.
• Electronically organized old and new permits into one spreadsheet.
• Created a vibration monitoring spreadsheet for blast control.
• Participated in public meetings and developed mine safety knowledge.
• Mentored a new Environmental Technician by teaching and coaching them through the responsibilities of an
Environmental Technician.
TECHNICAL WORK EXPERIENCE
Town of Qualicum Beach
June, 2012 – August, 2012
Student Engineer
• Mapped the STORM sewage system of the town with a GPS and record drawings and formatted data into a GIS
ready .DWG file using AutoCAD
• Worked in the front office of Town hall helping the public and filing documents.
• Created the prototype of the annual water report consisting of compiled data, graphs and paragraphs resulting from
past and present files.
• Navigated a Trimble GPS to shoot points of the STORM sewage system and imported them into AutoCAD, and
then plotted the points and constructed a GIS ready .DWG file.
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
West Coast Modernscape
June, 2014 – September, 2014
Backyard renovator
• Short and long term planning of projects involving co-ordination of equipment, employees and contractors.
• Deconstructed old features and constructed new modern backyards utilizing carpentry and masonry skills to create
decks, patios and water features.
Boston Pizza Parksville
Summer 2009-2011
Server and Host
• Provided friendly customer service with consistent focus on customer's experience resulting in a good reputation for
the restaurant and high sales.
Boston Pizza Parksville
July, 2008 – August, 2008
Dishwasher
• Produced clean, sanitized dishes and appliances for the front and back of house which helped the restaurant run
smoothly and at a high intensity.
Old Dutch Parksville
July, 2007 – August, 2007
Chip Distributer
• Traveled to general and grocery stores delivering orders and restocked store shelves such that is was in a
presentable manner.
VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE
Brentwood College School
September, 2010 – June, 2011
Head of Intramural Competition
• Coordinated a full-year's worth of successful intramural competitions in a high school of 430 students, and
communicated with faculty, staff and students to establish entertaining events for all participants and spectators.
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
September, 2011 – Present
Bachelor of Applied Science in Mining Engineering
AWARDS
Mary Brooks Award, Brentwood College School
Davis Award, Brentwood College School
Amazing Kid, A Channel News
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
CIM- Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
• Competent in written and spoken French
• Indoor Sports: volley-ball, basketball, floor hockey, badminton, soccer.
• Outdoor sports: ice hockey, baseball, soccer, rugby, skiing, hiking, lacrosse.
• UBC Varsity Rugby player
• Piano, Music.
• Baking delicious deserts and Cooking gourmet food.
• Traveling
• Farming
2011
2008
2006
Robert Glen Murray
Mining and Mineral Process Engineering
#307 1106 Pacific Street  Vancouver, B.C V6E 1T4
Phone: 604-445-1247  E-Mail: robertglenmurray@gmail.com
Summary of Skills
Computer
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Distributed Control System (DCS)
SAP
Pitram
MineSight
Surpac
Macro (VBA) Programming
AutoCAD 2015
MS Office Suite
Practical Experience
Training & Equipment
 Supervisory Experience
 Underground Mining
 Mineral Processing Plant
Operations
 Ventilation Survey
 Mechanical
troubleshooting and
maintenance
 Ontario Underground Common
Core for Service Types
 First Aid Level 1
 Fall Arrest & Fall Protection
 Confined Space Entry
 McLean Scissorlift
 Underground Toyota
 CAT Telehandler
Experience
Underground Miner Co-op – Musselwhite Mine – Goldcorp Inc.
May – September 2014
Assist development, production, and logistics miners with daily tasks. Install mine services, vent tubing and
jumbo cable. Help blasters load development rounds with explosives. Work with rock bolter installing rebar &
screen. Take ventilation readings with vent engineer. Operate Toyota, scissor-lift, ANFO loader, bolter, & jumbo.
Mine Dispatcher – New Afton Mine – New Gold Inc.
January 2012 – October 2013
Monitor underground equipment and air ventilation usage. Enter and track maintenance notifications using
SAP. Operate crush & convey systems using DCS (Distributed Control System). Track daily production data
using Pitram.
Dispatcher – Kamloops Fire Center - B.C Forest Service
May 2011 – January 2012
Monitor crews and aircraft using computer tracking systems and radio communications. Maintain situational
awareness of multiple fires using lightning tracking maps and weather forecasts. Develop databases for data
tracking and other data analysis.
Fire Crew Supervisor – B.C Forest Service
April – October 2006-2010
Plan daily fire activities, develop safety plans, and supervise all firefighting personnel, equipment, and
helicopters. Managed over 80 fires in a supervisory position, including a 1000+ hectare fire with 20 pieces of
heavy equipment and 70 firefighters.
Small Business Owner – KiteboardingEvolution.com
Part Time, May 2008 - Present
Developed a website that generates over 100,000 visitors per year to sell kiteboarding equipment to Canada
and the USA. Achieved gross sales of over $35,000 in 2011 & 2012, and now employ one additional person
part-time.
Branch Manager In-Training – CIBC
December 2007 – July 2008
Managed a team of 5 Customer Sales Representatives’ performance, schedules, and daily activities. Helped
with bank security controls, opening and closing procedures, and ATM processing.
Education
Mining and Mineral Process Engineering
September 2013 – May 2016 (Expected)
Current 3rd year student at the University of British Columbia. Mineral processing courses completed / inprogress:
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Mine 292 – Introduction to Mineral Processing
Mine 331 – Physical Mineral Processes (Dec 2014)
Mine 333 – Flotation (April 2015)
Bachelor of Science in Physics with Distinction
September 2001 – May 2005
Graduated in 2005 from the University of Alberta with the degree of Bachelor of Science with Specialization in
Physics with Distinction, with a final grade point average of 3.6. Also earned the following awards:
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2005 – JA Jacobs Prize in Physics. (Awarded to the student with the highest 4 th year average in Physics,
Astrophysics and Computational Science)
2003 - Dr. Kenneth Newbound Academic Achievement Scholarship (Physics Specific)
2001 - Academic Excellence Scholarship (General)
Various Individual Courses
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Ontario Underground Common Core for Service Types (Modules 0, 1, 2)
Fall Arrest & Fall Protection Training
Red Cross First Aid Level 1
Mine Safety and Rescue 1 - Underground Gas Hazards (EduMine)
Confined Space Entry Training
Guidelines For Frontline Supervisors (EduMine)
B.C. Construction Safety Training Systems (CSTS)
Transport Canada Radio Operators License
Date
May 2014
May 2014
January 2014
July 2013
June 2013
June 2013
October 2011
June 2011
Volunteer & Extracurricular Activities
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UBC Mine Rescue Team (Sept 2013 – Present)
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Norman B. Keevil Institute of Mining Engineering Safety Committee Student Rep. (Sept 2013 – Present)
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Strata Corporation KAS 1096 Board Member (2010 – 2013)
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Grounds Maintenance, Kamloops Community Gardens (2011 - 2013)
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Engineering Co-op Program
Faculty of Applied Science
2385 East Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4
Phone 604 822 3022
Fax 604 822 3449
eng.coop@ubc.ca
www.ubcengineeringcoop.com
James McKenzie
Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Safety
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Software
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OSSA Training
CSTS Training
Shell Canada WHMIS
PAUSE: Hazard Management
Maptek Vulcan
Matlab
C/C++
Microsoft Excel
Other
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Failure Analysis
ProTect Security Staff Training
Class 5 Driver’s Licence
SAS Mine Drive Permit
ACADEMIC & CO-OP STATUS
Academic Program
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Minoring in Information Technology; 4 of 9 academic terms completed
Anticipated date of graduation: January, 2017
Co-op Status
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Completed 4/6 work terms; available for 4 months beginning May, 2015
CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE
December, 2013 – August, 2014
Tailings Planner, Test Pit Lead Coordinator – Technical Assurance
 Created and presented short term plans for Tailings Operations to execute
 Outline and solve key issues outside the short term planning scope to help coalesce the long term goal of the
company
 Lead a team of contractors to accomplish tasks in order to source over a million tonnes of on-spec sand during a
strict time schedule
Shell Canada Limited
May, 2013 – December, 2013
Atmospheric Fines Drying Intern - Tailings
 Developed, within two weeks of training, an expertise in independently executing tasks as a panel operator
 Formatted data into tables and graphs to visually present weekly KPIs
 Analyzed and composed reports of cost optimization and projected budgets for supervisors and managers
Shell Canada Limited
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
September, 2011 – December, 2011
 Compiled C++ code to program an LED display to display a scrolling message with two switches which controls the
direction and the speed of the scrolling word
 Completed the course with 94%, 22% above the class average, by correctly solving analytical problems and
applying the solutions in C++ code
Programming with C++
September, 2006 – February, 2007
 Utilized several hand and machine tools in metalworking, woodworking, and electronics to accomplish weekly
hands-on projects and ensured task completion was in a safe and effective manner
 Drafted weekly assignments such as planar views of a car on the program AutoCAD
 Assembled electrical components on an etched circuit board to display alternatingly blinking LEDs
Technology 8
VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE
July, 2011
Student Volunteer
 Rebuilt homes for families to improve living conditions in Canto Grande, a shanty town in the outskirts of Lima
 Interacted with children in multiple orphanages and at Villa la Paz Center for Destitute and Abandoned Children to
boost morale and international relations
STMC Peru Mission Trip
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
April, 2008 – April, 2013
Minor Box Lacrosse Official
 Officiated 2-3 box lacrosse games a week to ensure games were conducted and played in a safe and
sportsmanlike manner
 Communicated, in a professional manner, the safety and rules of the game to players, coaches, and parents to
resolve confusing circumstances
BCLA
June, 2012 – August, 2012
Mason’s Assistant
 Carried out instructions in a safe manner to assist in the erection of chimneys and stone veneers
 Learned quickly how to operate tools such as stone saws, concrete mixers, combi hammers, table saws, and skill
saws
San-V Masonry Ltd.
August, 2009 – February, 2012
Junior Instructor, Minor Ice Hockey Official
 Instructed adults and adolescents how to officiate hockey in both the classroom and on the ice in constrained time
slots
 Marked exams, answered questions, and explained simple aspects of officiating to the class to aid the senior
instructors with finishing the class on time
 Refereed 1-2 minor hockey games a week, keeping players safe and the game as fair as possible
PCAHA
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
September, 2011 – Present
Bachelor of Applied Science - Mining Engineering
 Expected date of graduation: 2017
AWARDS
2011
UBC`s President`s Entrance Scholarship (High school’s GPA is greater than 95%)
STMC Stan Jean Engineering Scholarship (High level of academics and community involvement) 2011
2010
Subway Academic Player of the Year (Outstanding football player with high academics)
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
APEGBC - MAPS
CIM – Student Member
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
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UBC rugby team
Fort McMurray rugby team
New Westminster`s Junior Salmonbellies box lacrosse team
Learning Japanese
Enjoy playing trombone in jazz ensembles
Ice hockey
Working out
Skiing
NATHALIE CARSON RD
I am an enthusiastic 3 year mining and mineral processing engineering student with a keen interest in precious metals. My career goal is to use my strong leadership, problem solving and technical skills to make a positive impact on the mining industry while serving as a role model to women and girls also pursuing a career in engineering. Contact + 1 403 401 2296 Email natccarson@gmail.com Address 2368 W Broadway, Vancouver BC, V6K 2E6 LinkedIn ca.linkedin.com/in/natccarson/ EDUCATION 2012-­‐2016 Your
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SKILLS Specialties Computer English & Spanish Languages Class 5 Drivers’ Liscence First Aid: CPR C Basic Surveying MS Excel + Office C, C++, HTML, R Matlab Basic Minesight Technical Skills Hobbies Gold Processing Sieve Analysis Assaying Independent Research Laboratory Work Mountain Biking Soccer Weightlifting Reading Blogging University of British Columbia Bachelor of Applied Science, Mining Engineering EXPERIENCE Sodirec Bira SA, Ecuador June & July 2014 United Way of Calgary and Area May 2013 – August 2013 Pedalheads Bike Camp June 2012 – August 2012 Ferrari Maserati of Alberta June 2011 – August 2011 Mineral Processing Student • Learned all unit operations at a gold cyanidation and carbon in pulp plant • Planned and executed a testing program to validate performance and efficiency of each unit operation from crushing to final gold ingot assay and tailings management • Initiated and completed independent research resulting in a cost effective solution for >80% gold recovery from fine carbon tailings • Successfully oversaw safe plant operations as the sole plant engineer for one week of night shifts • Adapted to camp life and work in a remote and completely Spanish speaking setting • Took advantage of opportunities for cultural and Spanish language immersion Liaison • Supported the Resource Development department in donor relations • Initiated research projects and assisted in the organization of city-­‐wide events • Emergency actions to support the City of Calgary in response to the 2013 flooding Instructor • Served as a mentor and group leader to children ages 3-­‐13 • Responsible for safety and wellbeing of children during 9-­‐hour day camps • Placed a huge emphasis on safety and awareness Assistant • Assisted with daily administrative and financial tasks • Promoted inter-­‐departmental communications • Ensured that clients were attended to with paramount professionalism • Worked in a reception position, representing the dealership to incoming clients AWARDS 2012 Earnest Rutherford Scholarship 2012, 2013, 2014 Imperial Oil Higher Learning Award Affiliations • UBC Mining Student Council: Social Media Coordinator • Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) Student Member • APEGBC Student Member • Women in Mining BC (WIMBC) Member • Youngest team member for the 2014 and 2015 UBC Mining Games Team for the games in Quebec and Saskatoon Address:39-101 Paish place, Fort
McMurray, Alberta, T9K 0A1
Phone +1 778 882 6243
E-mail: imnik@alumni.ubc.ca
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/imnik
Nikhil Agarwal
Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Mining Skills
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Software Skills
Surveying
Oil Sands Mining
Open Pit Mining
Underground Mining
Sustainable Mining Practices
Mineral Processing
Ore Body Modeling
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Vulcan
Surpac
AutoCad
Well tools
Ms Office
Dispatch
Matlab/ R Statistical Computing
Certifications
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Occupational First Aid level 1
Level –C CPR
OFA Transportation Endorsement
Defensive Driving
H2S Live
CSTS ( Construction Safety Training)
OSSA
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
September, 2011- April 2016 ( Expected)
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Mining Engineering – 3 year
WORK EXPERIENCE
Shell
Short Range Mine Planning (Intern)
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January 2014-September, 2014
Creating and presenting weekly dewatering plan to the mine operations and other engineers.
Daily field inspection to check progress, plan new tasks and ensure safety criteria is being matched.
Generating inventory and automatic order system for dewatering accessories and equipment from scratch.
Generating a water hazard map on Vulcan and distributing it in the department.
Contacting Geotech department, dump and dyke planner and other short range coordinators regarding any dewatering issues.
Recording and keeping track of the flow rates of water discharged into environment and tailings.
Worked independently on a project regarding muskeg dewatering and soil salvaging.
Alfa Laval
June, 2013 – September, 2013
Assistant Project Engineer (Intern)
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Assisted quality control department in developing, organizing and compilation of repair procedures for boiler repairs.
Communicated with workers to generate the work done and inspection report for the client.
Aiding service engineers in assembling boiler combustion and inert gas system.
Assisting in material verification with class.
Running day to day operations in the office and workshop setting.
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
Arctic Mining
April 2013
Environmental Impacts Case Study
As part of my engineering curriculum I conducted research on the impacts of Arctic mining on the environment. My case study was
based on the Teck Resource's Red Dog mine located in Alaska. I identified the key environmental impacts and the solutions.
EXTRACURRICULAR
March, 2012 – November, 2012
My Undergraduate Group (MUG) –Leader
 Guiding 10 first year students through their first year of university. Act as a contact point, experienced listener and facilitator for
common issues that arise during a students’ first year
 Contributed to workshops and presented tips for success to ensure academic and social success.
 Engaged new students in various group activities to make them feel comfortable in a new environment.
UBC Orientations
September, 2011 – September, 2012
First Year Engineering President
 Chaired the board of directors of the Engineering Undergraduate Society for a year as a representative of the 800 first year
engineering students.
 Contributed in making decisions for Engineering Undergrad Society that will be in favor of the student body.
 Lead a team of 15 students to develop and plan social events to create a stronger bond among students.
Engineering Undergraduate Society
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Assisted in redeveloping the first year curriculum by providing feedback directly from the students .
September, 2011– April, 2012
Place Vanier Residence Association
Floor Representative
 Organized social events for the house to promote a healthy and social living space. Negotiated a deal with company to provide 21
feet high inflatable slide, sumo suits.
 Encouraged floor mates to engage in group activities by organizing weekly dinners and participate in sport activities to make
everyone feel involved and prevent home sickness.
AWARDS
President’s Entrance Scholarship
2011
UBC Robson house Floor representative of the semester
2011 & 2012
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Voted “best” floor representative of the house both semesters
Delia School of Canada, Hong Kong, Volunteer Service Award
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2010
Recognized for exceptional community service and volunteer work
Honors Standing in High school
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2010
Received award for Honors Standing in all Winter and Fall semesters - 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008
Under 16 Rugby Team Mentor
2011
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
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CIM - Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (Student Membership)
APEGBC - Member Advantage Program for Students (MAPS)
LANGUAGES
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Hindi – Native Speaker and Read/Write with High Proficiency
English - Speak Fluently and Read/Write with High Proficiency
Urdu - Speak fluently
Mandarin- Basic Phrases
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
Inter School Sports Teams
Under 16 and 20 Rugby |
Under 20 Boys Badminton
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Under 20 Ball Hockey
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Under 20 Basketball
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Rugby: Bronze Medal by Hong Kong Secondary School Federation
Ball Hockey: Silver Medal by International Secondary Sports Federation of Hong Kong
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Hong Kong Standard Chartered Marathon 10 Km Challenge: 118 position in the Men’s Junior category
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Hiking/ Trekking
Windsurfing
Numismatics and Philately
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Gardening
Robert Leigh
Mining and Mineral Engineering
robert-leigh@alumni.ubc.ca
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Certification
Computer
• BC Class 5 Drivers License.
• WHIMIS
• First Aid level 1 with CPR, ABC,
and AED
• Solidworks
• Mapping and plotting.
• Microsoft Excel, Word, and
Powerpoint
• C++
• Minesite
Tools
• Basic Cone, Jaw crusher
Maintenance
• Extensive Cat 740, and skidsteer
experience
• Basic Surveying
• GPS Navigation/ plotting
• Compass Map Navigation/ plotting
• Hand Drafting
• Rock and Mineral Testing
• Power Tools
• Heavy load securing
• Helicopter load securing
• Rebar Bending machine
ACADEMIC STATUS
Academic Program
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4 of 8 academic terms completed.
Third year completed May 2015
SHORT TERM GOAL
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To be and energetic contributor within the mining industry (May – September 2015)
TECHNICAL WORK EXPERIENCE
Duro Construction
June, 2013 – September, 2013
Labourer.
• Assisted a small team pouring foundations for a new ski lift on Whistler
Mountain. This Lift was situated in a high alpine extreme environment
with no room for error. Helicopter cement pouring and long distance
pipe pouring where the main application methods.
• With a small team of four all six foundations, each ten meters cubed of
concrete, where completed in two months in very extreme terrain.
• Tools that where mandatory for this job where; rebar bending machine,
power tools, plate compactor, and forklift.
Hunter Dickinson Inc.
Assistant Geologist surveyor.
• Accelerated as an integral part of an Exploration team based out of
Dease Lake B.C. on a fly in, fly out schedule. Using induced
polarization we would identify anomalies and set geologic sample lines
accordingly.
• Working twelve hour shifts, we would collect at least two hundred
samples per day.
• Tools that where mandatory for this job where; GPS Navigation and
Plotting, Excel, First aid, and Helicopter safety.
July, 2012 – September, 2012
Coast Aggregate Inc.
Mill Maintenance, Cat 740 Operator.
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Became an integral part of a 800 ton per day aggregate operation based
out of Squamish B.C.
Worked in all aspects of operation. From switching cone and jaw liners
to operating a Cat 740 on the Mine sites rugged terrain.
Was trusted in to run the spread from control tower after one month of
experience.
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
Can Crusher
September, 2012 – May, 2012
• In a team of five we were assigned to create a machine that would crush and sort three
different sized cans, count their respected sizes and all be under 50 lbs. Under my
supervision we took another step and used only bicycle power. The hardest part of this
project was adapting the rotational bicycle power into the translational power we needed to
crush cans.
VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE
Community Trail Building.
• Assisted in backcountry single-track trail building over the years, most
June,2009 - January, 2014
recently during 2013 Christmas break.
Big Brothers, Big Sisters.
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Mentored a grade three student through the Big Brothers, Big Sisters
organization. My goal was to boost his self-esteem and improve his
grades. Throughout my time with him his teachers told me his attitude
improved dramatically.
Vancouver Winter Olympics 2012
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Collaborated with a team to efficiently maintain the women’s downhill
ski track before the races and during the races.
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Required to work very long hours (10+)
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Implemented a simple shortcut that saved time in between laps making
the track the best condition it could be.
Basketball and Bike Coach
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Lead and taught bike skills and basketball skills to children through
SORCA (squamish off road cycling association) and Friday Nite basket
ball.
September, 2012 – July, 2012
February, 2010
September, 2008 – June, 2009
AWARDS
Bob McIntosh Memorial Scholarship.
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Highest overall honor combining schooling and athletics
Achieved UBC Chancellors Scholar Recognition
2012
2012
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
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APEGBC
InfoMine
QUICK FACTS ABOUT ROB
• I am 6’5’ tall, strong with tested endurance.
• Grew up in a close family marked with respect, positive attitude & hard
work.
• My commitment to competitive sports taught me discipline and determination.
• Provincial Champion Cross-country mountain bike (August 2010).
• Winner U-19 Hell of a Race (a long distance race series - 2010).
• Member Team BC and Team Squamish (2008-11).
• Ski raced with Whistler Mountain Ski Club.
• Excel at Kite Boarding and Waterskiing.
• I have also competed in National cycling events representing B.C.
• I have trekked Nootka Island, Juan de Fuca, Haida Gwaii & costal
ranges.
Engineering Co-op Program
Faculty of Applied Science
2385 East Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4
Phone 604 822 3022
Fax 604 822 3449
eng.coop@ubc.ca
www.ubcengineeringcoop.com
Scott Goodman
Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Environmental
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Underground
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Ground Water Surveys
Hydrology
Permit Compliance
Aquatic Life Surveys
Water Treatment & Discharge
Ground Control
Ventilation
Brine Management
Rock Mechanics
Design
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MS Office
C, C++
MicroStation
AutoCAD
ACADEMIC & CO-OP STATUS
Academic Program
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5 of 8 academic terms completed
Anticipated date of graduation: April, 2016
Co-op Status
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Completed 3/5 work terms; available for 4 or 8 months beginning January, 2015
CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE
May, 2014 – Aug, 2014
Mining Engineer Intern
 Sustained hard work and patience while primarily working with a Chinese based workforce and culture.
 Sampled daily, weekly, and monthly surface water from various sites around Tumbler Ridge, BC with Environmental
Dynamics Inc. to ensure water quality was within compliance of discharge permits.
 Performed semiannual groundwater hydrology survey with ERM Rescan to collect data that will continuously be
monitored throughout the mine life.
 Performed an aquatic life survey over several days on the Murray River in order to obtain information for an ongoing
baseline study,
HD Mining Intl. – Murray River Project
May, 2013 – Dec, 2013
Mining Engineer Intern
 Audited underground ventilation system weekly and quarterly for quality of airflow and monitored levels of
dangerous gases to ensure a safe underground mining environment.
 Produced results from rock mechanic surveys in order to deliver appropriate rock bolting plans in a timely manner.
 Created a rock bolting module that was implemented into the training of new employees which detailed the uses of
different types of bolts used underground.
 Extracted samples of brine at the end of a discharge system and determined the adequate amount of fresh water
injection to inhibit salt build up.
 Worked independently and executed tasks under minimal supervision and with minimal instruction and guidance
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan – Lanigan Division
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
Present
 Training with a team of 8 students to gain knowledge and the ability to simulate rescue scenarios in a mining
environment to improve workplace safety.
 3rd place finish at the intercollegiate MERD at the Colorado School of Mines in February 2013.
UBC Mine Rescue Team
Nov, 2013
 Analyzed the temperature, humidity, dew point and airflow throughout the underground workshops at PotashCorp
Lanigan and determined causes in temperature increases and offered appropriate solutions to improve the quality
of air.
 Presented to mine planning, mine maintenance, electrical, ventilation and construction department heads.
Underground Shop Ventilation Analysis
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
May, 2012 – Aug, 2012
Camp Potlatch Head Counselor
 Managed a staff team of 45 including training sessions and evaluations which helped them better understand their
duties and their performance.
 Solved situations with difficult campers which resulted in better communication between the campers and staff to
ensure conflicts are resolved and maintain a pleasant and orderly environment.
Boys & Girls Club of South Coast BC
Dec, 2011 – April, 2012
Westmount YMCA
Swim Instructor/Lifeguard
 Developed lesson plans and instructed groups of up to 5 kids in different ranges in swimming levels to maximize
effectiveness of their learning.
 Lifeguarded twice a week and effectively communicated to patrons to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment.
April, 2011 – Aug, 2011
Out Trip Coordinator
 Planned and executed 55 hiking and canoe trips for groups of up to 10 kids and delegated work load with two other
staff to ensure all trips left on a timely manner.
 Managed meal plans and packed food meeting campers’ dietary needs with special attention to medical conditions.
 Coordinated with management about departure scheduling and insurance paperwork to minimize liability.
YMCA Camp Elphinstone
June, 2008 – Aug, 2009
Residential Group Leader
 Created a fun and playful environment for kids for up to 2 weeks and saw most of them return to camp the following
summers.
 Resolved issues such as injuries and bullying using a positive attitude and communicated effectively with coworkers and parents to ensure that campers were happy and had a successful stay at camp after their session.
VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE
June, 2012
Outdoor Centre Program Specialist
 Led school groups into a variety of activities and skills for 5 days which resulted in memorable experiences for the
students and a professional relationship with the educational institution.
YMCA Camp Elphinstone
EDUCATION
Sept, 2012 – Present
University of British Columbia
Bachelor of Applied Science (Mining Engineering)
Sept, 2011 – April, 2012
Concordia University
Bachelor of Applied Science –
(2nd
Year Civil Engineering)
AWARDS
Canadian Mineral Industry Education Foundation Scholarship
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
APEGBC – MAPS
CIM – Student Member
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
 Skiing, Snowboarding, Swimming
 Hiking, Camping, Reading, Cooking
2014
4420 Gander Drive
Richmond, BC Canada, V7E5T4
778 868 2765
trevorbradley93@gmail.com
Trevor Bradley
Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Lab Skills
Software
• Metallurgy lab procedures for
floatation, grinding and screening.
• Assay lab sample preparation
• Mill sampling procedures and
practices
• Transmitted light microscope
• Power tools
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VBA
Matlab
C++
Certifications and Safety
• Confined space and hole watch
• Fall arrest
• St. John’s Ambulance level 1 first
aid
• BC class 5 driver’s license
ACADEMIC & CO-OP STATUS
Academic Program
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4 of 8 academic terms completed
Anticipated date of graduation: May, 2017
Co-op Status
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Completed 2/5 work terms; available for 4 months , beginning May, 2015
CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE
May 2014 – December, 2014
Student Metallurgist
• Collected and compiled daily operating reports to track day-to-day mill performance and distributed them to mine
management
• Performed equipment inspections during shutdowns on SAG mills, ball mills, cyclones, crushers and screen decks
to track wear rates and develop a maintenance plan
• Performed lab work for crushing, grinding and floatation to evaluate mill performance with current and new
reagents.
• Assisted senior and chief metallurgist with reports on mill performance and provided recommendations to
operations.
• Gapped and tracked primary crusher mantle position to determine wear patterns for mill maintenance
• Trained new co-op student to take over duties and responsibilities
Copper Mountain Mine
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
Para Space Landscaping Inc.
April, 2013 – September, 2013
April, 2012 – September, 2012
Supervisor
• Provided lawn, garden and green space maintenance for residential apartments, condominiums, townhouses and
sales presentation centres
• Supervised and managed work crews of up to 7 members by providing clear instructions and expectations to
achieve daily work goals
• Completed daily reports and assessments of personnel to update management of efforts, attitudes and behavior of
work crews
• Ensured completion of daily tasks and completed projections for future work to be done
• Attended weekly in-house seminars to increase knowledge in landscape maintenance and installation, as well as
completed 5 year provincial pesticide application certification to better serve customers
• Met with property managers and company management for weekly on-site progress reports
October, 2009 – Present
Sales Associate
• Achieved and exceeded yearly sales and performance goals of sales of over $180 per hour and 2 units per
transaction by communicating with customers to assist them in their selection of various sporting goods as well as
informing them of proper care and maintenance
• Worked in fast paced retail environment and achieved high marks on internal customer service assessments and
mystery shoppers
• Attended extra-curricular product knowledge sessions with industry representatives to increase product knowledge
in order to better assist customers with their needs
Sportchek, Forzani Group Ltd.
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
Mine Assessment
September, 2013 – October, 2013
• Co-wrote an assessment of the Red Chris mine project in northwestern British Columbia
• Integrated relevant mine characteristics with technical, financial, social, and environmental details into report
detailing suitability as an investment
• Collaborated with four teammates to construct the report and met on a weekly basis to establish progress and plan
future goals
VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE
September, 2005 – December, 2012
Referee
• Enforced rules to ensure proper play of the game in order to ensure safety of players, coaches, fans and fellow
officials
• Communicated with fellow on and off ice officials to ensure proper game management
• Officiated high pressure tournament final and playoff games
BC Minor Hockey
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
September, 2013 – May, 2017
Bachelor of Applied Science - Mining Engineering
Langara College
September 2011 – April 2013
Engineering Transfer Program
AWARDS
Richmond Minor Hockey University Scholarship
• Awarded for athletic and academic achievement
James Gilmore University Scholarship
• Awarded for academic achievement
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
CIM- Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
• Fluent in French
• Avid mountain biker and skier
• Avid hockey player
2011
2011
Yzah Dianna Macalintal #419 3385 Wesbrook Mall Vancouver, BC V6S 0E3 (778) 997 0893 yza3tnt@gmail.com TECHNICAL SKILLS
Software
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Mathlab
Visual Basic
Java
MS Office
Hands-on
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Microscope
Multimeter
Breadboard
Certification
• Alberta driver license
• St. John’s Ambulance CPR
certification
CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE
Imperial Oil: Kearl Oil Sands
August, 2013 – May, 2014
Mining Operations Student
• Participate in daily safety meetings to increase awareness in changes in the mine and provide feedback as
required
• Assist in budget forecasting with labour, equipment, and material costs and fill out requisition order to aid
with business planning and forecast
• Research collision and fatigue management systems to provide information and options of available
technologies in the market to be implemented on site
TECHNICAL PROJECTS
Resulting Diameter vs. Height of Water Drop (Extended
Essay) International Baccalaureate Diploma Program
August, 2010- February, 2011
• Brainstormed a few topics of interest for a possible experiment and then considered the materials
available, the cost, and time constraint before finalizing my topic
• Outlined my own experimental procedures and the setup of apparatus in a logical manner to obtain the
most accurate results
• Created several graphs and tables including a few trials for each height value to show the correlation
between the two variables and to formulate an equation of their exponential relationship
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
July, 2014 – Present
Academic Coach
• Offer support and guidance to international and Aboriginal students every weekday for three weeks to
ensure their comfort in a new living environment, culture, and academic challenges
• Organize and run programs and workshops to aid the students with the transition from high school to
university
UBC Jumpstart
April, 2012 – August, 2012
Historical Interpreter
• Presented meaningful, enjoyable and captivating interpretation, school tours, and summer programs to
deliver historical messages and to impart memorable experience
• Modified the delivery and historical information in accurate and flexible manner to meet the needs of
varying visitors such as students, senior, children, and English as Additional Language students
Parks Canada: Lower Fort Garry
VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE
September, 2012 – April, 2013/
September, 2014- Present
Engineering Week and Imagine Day Volunteer
• Gave campus tours, university overview, and continuous support to a group of first year engineering
students to help them with the transition from high school to university
• Regulated the participants registration during the Engineering Week events to maintain organization and
be in sync with the schedule
Engineering Undergraduate Society
February, 2013
UBC Mining student delegate
• Created a PowerPoint presentation that include information about UBC Mining engineering, its
professional development events, and extra-curricular activities
• Presented to other delegates and students to encourage them pursue an undergraduate or graduate
mining degree in UBC and promote our department
SME Conference 2013
AMEBC Mineral Exploration Roundup 2013
January, 2013
Minerals Exhibit and Registration Helper
• Engaged grade 4-6 students into discussion and using the microscope to observe features of various
rocks and minerals in order to expand their mineralogy knowledge
• Welcomed delegates from different and exploration companies and assisted them with registration for
short courses
Seven Oaks Hospital
September, 2008 – March, 2010
Dialysis Unit Receptionist and Book Services
• Greeted the patients in the dialysis unit to offer help right away and inform them of their scheduled
appointments
• Compiled and organized the records of patients alphabetically that were double checked by the nurses
enabling the staff to keep track of the patients' progress and further appointments
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
September, 2011- April, 2016
Bachelor of Applied Science/ Mining Engineering
AWARDS
UBC President Entrance Scholarship
Governor General Award
Knights of Rizal Youth Recognition Award
Carole Isaac Memorial Award
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
CIM-The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
AME BC- Association for Mineral Exploration British Columbia
SME- Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration
APEG BC-MAPS- Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of BC
University of British Columbia Engineering Undergraduate Society
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
• Powerlifting, running, aikido, yoga
• Baking, travelling, and reading novels
• Languages: English and Tagalog
2011
2011
2011
2011
2nd Year Students ALEXA DUMAINE
2205 Lower Mall, Vancouver, BC, V6T 1Z4 | 778-833-0742 | alexa.p.dumaine@gmail.com
OBJECTIVES
SKILLS &
ABILITIES
EXPERIENCE
I hope to be an integral part of the movement towards more sustainable and
environmentally conscious mining engineering.
Fluent in both English and French
Work well with others and individually
Quick-thinking, time efficient and well organized
Friendly and personable
Well versed in Microsoft Office, including Excel
Trained in Standard First Aid, CPR-C and as a Lifeguard with the National Life Saving Society
LIFEGUARD SUPERIOR POOLS, SPA & LEISURE LTD.
28/06/2013- 29/08/2014
Ensure the safety and comfort of all pool patrons
Clean pool and filter, and maintain chemical balance in the filtration system
Open and close pool
All tasks were done completely independently; I was the only lifeguard
Lifeguard of the month in August 2013 for the north division
VOLUNTEER ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM SUMMER CLUB
10/08/2012- 31/08/2012
Ensure that campers, aged 5-6 and 11-14, are engaged in activities and are having fun
Communicate with parents regarding camp activities and their child’s wellbeing
Clean and organize camp’s storage areas and classrooms throughout the museum
COACH ST.CYRIL’S PANTHERS SWIM TEAM
10/01/2010- 03/04/2011
Help swimmers improve their conditioning, technique and race times through a practice plan
that I develop each year for each swimmer
Provide a welcoming, fun and competitive environment for all team members
Encourage swimmers to support one another and act as a team, in an individual sport
VOLUNTEER ST.CYRIL’S C.E.S. MAIN OFFICE
05/09/2006- 25/06/2009
Deal with administrative tasks such as answering phone calls to the school, redirecting email
sent to the school to the appropriate person and sorting mail
Administer minor medical treatments to elementary school students
Manage visitor logs and keys throughout school
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA
04/09/2013-PRESENT DATE
BACHELOR OF MINING ENGINEERING
Member and sports coordinator of Alpha Omega Epsilon sorority
Assistant Director and Eligibility Coordinator of the Todd Ice Hockey League in UBC
Intramurals
Playing in the UBC Intramurals Todd Ice Hockey League (divisional champions of the 2013
winter term), UBC Intramurals Storm the Wall Story Lett division silver medalists
Keeper of the Cairn for the 2013/2014 school year
Worked in the External Affairs portfolio of the Engineering Undergraduate Society in the
2013/2014 school year
LORETTO ABBEY CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL, TORONTO, ONTARIO
05/09/2009- 25/06/2013
HIGHSCHOOL DIPLOMA
Geography, English, Religion, and Math awards, Honour Roll, Ontario Scholar and School
Spirit graduation award
President of the Art Club and the Irish Club
Captain of OBTUS3 (a Destination Imagination team) and captain of Loretto Abbey’s
Cardboard Boat Race team (through Skills Canada, finishing in second place)
Member of the Cross-Country team, Track and Field team and Hockey team (the Toronto
champions for the 15th season in a row in my graduating year)
COMMUNICATION
& LEADERSHIP
Represented UBC Engineering at the Western Engineering Student Societies Teams
(WESST) Retreat in October 2013, the National Conference on Women in Engineering
(NCWiE) in November 2013 and the annual general meeting of the Canadian Federation of
Engineering Students (CFES), also called Congress, in January2014.
UBC is hosting the WESST Retreat in October of this coming year, and I am part of the
executive planning committee, where I am the VP of design and the chair’s proxy in
Vancouver, as our chair is in Calgary for the months leading up to the conference.
OTHER
INTERESTS
Rep hockey, skiing, hiking and rowing
Art and architecture
Sustainability and responsible design
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Jacob Yun Ho Yeung
10411 Aintree Cresc.
Richmond, BC
V7A 3T7
Home Phone: 604-272-9139
Cell Phone: 778-321-5411
Email: jacobyeung1@gmail.com
Highlights of Qualifications
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Fluent in English and Cantonese: a working knowledge of Spanish and Mandarin
Enthusiastic and positive towards learning and change
Quick learner and adaptive
Responsible and dependable to complete all assigned work
St. John Ambulance’s Emergency First Aid Community Care certification
Education
University of British Columbia
- Mining Engineer Program
2014-Present
Kwantlen Polytechnic University
2013-2014
Steveston-London Secondary School, Richmond BC
- Class Valedictorian
2008-2013
Work Experience
Audio Visual Specialist
September 2012- Present
London Drugs Ironwood, Richmond, BC
 Provided excellent customer service by helping and teaching them about various
merchandise
 Assisted with inventory counts, and department housekeeping
 Individually facilitate sales and customer consultation while exercising
professionalism and efficiency
 Self-initiated to continually update myself about new technology and products in
order to serve customers better
Dish Washing
September 2011-March 2012
Fisherman’s Terrace Chinese Restaurant, Richmond, BC
 Worked productivity as a team player in different team dynamics
 Efficiently sorted dish, utensils and pans into assigned areas
 Successfully ensured all tableware meet sanitary and cleanliness requirements
 Maintained a safe and clean work space
 Trained others to lift heavy objects safely
Volunteer Experience
Children’s Festival Site Monitor
May 2011
# 402- 873 Beatty Street, Vancouver, BC
 Ensured the safety of Children Festival attendees
 Responsible for watching unoccupied buildings from trespassers
 Kept a constant communication with supervisor for any suspicious activity
Gather and Give
418 East Kent Ave S #105, Vancouver, BC
 Assisted in compacting used blankets, sheets and pillows
 Diligently prepared and packed items for different families
March 2011
Children’s Bible Day Camp Gym Station Leader
Summer 2010
Richmond Chinese Mennonite Bethel Church, Richmond, BC
 Systematically planned and facilitated activities for the day camp according to
the age and abilities of the children
 Managed budget for equipment and materials
 Introduced clear and concise rules and boundaries for campers and helpers
Special Achievements
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London Drugs Scholarship
Top All Around Grade 12
Dogwood District Scholarship
Royal Conservatory of Music in Piano (level 10)
Silver Duke of Edinburgh Award
Extracurricular Activities & Interests
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Hiking and Camping
Sports (Basketball, Badminton, Volleyball and Ultimate)
Musical instruments (Piano, Guitar, and Alto-saxophone)
Traveling
References Available Upon Request
2013
2013
2013
2012
2011-2012
Koen Duineveld
7978 Montcalm Street, Vancouver, BC – 604.701.7881 – kduineveld@gmail.com
Objective
To gain experience and new skills in any field
Experience – Employment/ Volunteer
April 2014 – August 2014
Dutch Heritage Greenhouses
Greenhouse Labourer
 Cultivated, harvested and processed flowers
Chilliwack, BC
Nov 2013 – August 2014 Leisure Recreation Groups
Fitness Staff
 Ensured client safety
 Maintained gym equipment and cleanliness
Chilliwack, BC
July 2012- August 2012
Prins Greenhouses
Abbotsford, BC
June 2013 – July 2013
Greenhouse Construction Worker
 Utilized many types of tools and equipment to construct greenhouse
superstructure
April 2010-June 2013
Vedder McDonalds
Chilliwack, BC
Crew Trainer
 Crew Trainer – Educated new crew in the proper procedures to be implemented
in the work environment
 Grill – Used leadership skills to ensure the restaurant remained running at
maximum efficiency even during peak hours
 Service – Utilized people skills to ensure that all customer expectations were met
February 2008 – April 2010
Kumon Learning Centers
Chilliwack, BC
Math Tutor
 Child Tutor – Utilized communication and people skills to develop student’s
aptitude in math.
 Data Adjustment – Planned student’s studying schedule
 Data Entry – Processed data from student work into the computer
July 2009 – August 2009
Gebr. Duineveld
Breezand, The
Netherlands
Plant Bulb Farming
 Hands-on processing, treating, counting, packaging, and shipping of plant bulbs.
 Limited tractor driving skills
 Experience driving a forklift.
Education and Certification
 Currently enrolled in the Mining Engineering program at UBC Vancouver
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Serving it Right
Dean’s List of Distinguished Students (University of the Fraser Valley, Fall 2012 and
Winter 2014)
 Graduated from Sardis Secondary School with A honours June 2012
References
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Lukas Breugem – Owner – Dutch Heritage Greenhouse – 604.799.3704
Sabrina Sheculski – Manager – Vedder McDonalds – 604.858.6671
 Ed Legault – Foreman – Prins Greenhouses – 1.604.970.5289
Kwan Fung
#301- 6551 Minoru Blvd.
Richmond, B.C. V6Y 1Y4
604-379-9180
ykfung66@alumni.ubc.ca
Profile
Looking for mining or oil and gas co-op opportunities. Willing to relocate outside of province or nation. Developed
leadership, instructional and communication skills through the Royal Canadian Air Cadet Program. Outgoing, proactive
team player comfortable working in a group setting or independently. Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, SharePoint and
Visio.
Education
University of British Columbia •
Bachelor of Applied Science – Mining Engineering Expected 2018 May – August 2014 Work Experience
Summer Student, Nav Canada (37.5 hours/week) •
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Ran simulation exercises to cross-reference information between ATCoach and instructor simulation scripts
Performed data entry by extracting track plan information from over 900 flights and entering it into simulation scripts
Created a series of flowcharts for the training administrator using Microsoft Visio, completed with illustrations
Cataloged over 1300 Manual of Operation reference from lesson plans onto an Excel Spreadsheet
Re-formatted course training plans as per manager’s specification and uploaded them onto Microsoft SharePoint
Staff Cadet, Department of National Defence (60 hours/week)
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Managed 3 staff cadets and approximately 30 course cadets at Canadian Forces Base Cold Lake, Alberta
Initiated extra help sessions to ensure flight personnel maintained high standards for dress and deportment
Liaised with adult officers to ensure smooth running of training and administration
Identified and addressed safety issues and problem-solved conflicts between course cadets on a daily basis
Received Commanding Officer’s Coin for making significant contributions to the Training Centre’s mission and vision
Marketing Assistant and Window Cleaner, College Pro Window Cleaning (10 hours/week)
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April – July 2011
Achieved the highest performance in door-to-door cold calling within the company through acquiring over 100 leads
Diligently performed siding, eaves-trough, and window cleaning in residential houses in meeting company’s standards
Ensured utmost care by paying close attention to detail in working both inside and outside customers’ houses
Exercised sound judgement in handling ladders under various physically challenging situations
Community Involvement
Warrant Officer 2
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Class, Royal Canadian Air Cadets (3 hours/week)
September 2007 – June 2014
Improved upon the highest level of drill, dress and deportment through an inspection and feedback system Delivered high quality of instruction in aviation and leadership classes of 30-­‐40 students Planned and executed external fundraising and awareness events such as Heart and Stroke Big Bike Charity,
Cyclebetes for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) and initiated my own “Cadets for Japan” fundraiser Created team building activities to improve morale, motivation and esprit de corps of the squadron
Co-­‐Founder, Richmond Youth Outreach (3 hours/week) January 2012 – May 2013 •
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Drafted and presented the outline of the program with other team members for the purpose of obtaining grants Developed and executed outing activities to familiarize immigrants with the Richmond surroundings Received $1800 in total through multiple community grants from Zenith in Action and Eagles’ Nest
Recruited and managed mentors by reviewing their performance and providing constructive criticism
Private Pilot, Coastal Pacific Aviation •
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Achievements
July -­‐ August 2012 Earned a 7 week scholarship course on Private Pilot studies from the Royal Canadian Air Cadet program
Culminated in attaining a Transport Canada Private Pilot’s license and a Restricted Radio Operator’s license
Marcel Tomkulak
MarcelTomkulak@gmail.com | 2432 – 132 Street, Surrey, BC V4P 1X5
778-223-2424
OBJECTIVES
To gain a degree in Mining Engineering.
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC
Mining Engineering Faculty – September 2014 – Present
Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Surrey, BC
Applied Engineering Transfer Program – September 2013 – June 2014
Elgin Park High School, Surrey, BC
Grade 12 Graduation – June 2013
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90% GPA in Chemistry 11 & 12, Physics 11 & 12, Law 12, Pre-Calculus 11 & 12
EXPERIENCE
Avant-Guard Gates & Access Controls | 5421 180 St, Surrey, BC V3S 4K5
CAD Drawing / Customer Service / Estimating Summer 2014
Web Designer / Customer Service / Estimating Summer 2013
Installer – gates, glass, railings Summer 2012 & Summer 2013
SKILLS
Summary
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Comfortable leading a team or group
Reliable, hardworking, and manages time well
Fluent in English, High school level French (can read fluently), a basic understanding of German
Achieved brown belt in Kickboxing (working towards black belt)
Played rep soccer (currently playing intramural soccer and futsal)
Play and enjoy most card games and video games
Teamwork
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Led several teams in projects at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, all of which came first in their
respective competitions. Projects included coding a robot to follow a black line with infrared light
sensors and designing a roller coaster to maximize thrill-to-cost ratio.
Have experience working with many people from tradesmen to company executives.
Technical Skills
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Proficient in AUTOCAD drafting (over 300 hours logged)
Proficient in Excel (200 hours logged)
Electrical experience with gate motors and remote systems
Installation of gates and hardware
Maintenance of tools, shop, and inventory
Website Manager – designer and liaison
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
2008 – present
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Coastal FC (Soccer Referee)
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Sisters of Saint Anne & Saint Joachim
2007 – 2009
(set up and cleanup; the organization sews
coats which convert into sleeping bags for the homeless)
REFERENCES
Martin Todosychuck
604 813 2225
mdtmetalworks@shaw.ca
Mark Hughes
604 377 0825
mark@hugheslittle.com
Doug Kiloh
778 999 8337
doug.kiloh@gmail.com
1255 E 48th Ave,
Vancouver, BC, V5W 2E8,
Canada.
MOHD ZULHELMI KAMARUDDIN
+1 (778)-927-6989
zulhelmi.kamaruddin@gmail.com
PERSONAL PARTICULARS________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: November 28th, 1993
Country of Origin: Malaysia
Current Residency Status: Temporary Resident of Canada (Study Permit)
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Single
Language: English – Excellent in writing and speaking
Malay – Excellent in writing and speaking
TECHNICAL SKILLS______________________________________________________________________
 Assessing the commercial viability of new or current mining ventures.
 Undertaking the early stage of feasibility studies.
 Ensuring the safety of mining equipment.
 Basic reclaiming mine sites processing.
EDUCATION___________________________________________________________________________
University of British Columbia(UBC), Vancouver, BC, Canada
20132017
 Second year Mining Engineering student.
 Expected Graduation: May 2017.
MARA College Banting(MCB), IB World School, Selangor, Malaysia
 Graduated: May 2013
TECHNICAL PROJECT____________________________________________________________________
Project Analysis:
 Escondida Mine, Chile
o Worked in a group of four that analyzed the key attributes of a mine site.
o The key attributes involved are finance, mining methods, mineral processing, efficiencies,
mineral export networks, geography, community relations, environment impacts and
health & safety aspects.
 New Prosperity Project (TASEKO)
o Worked in a group of four to analyze the structure and the possible outcomes of the
project specifically in community relation aspects.
VOLUNTEER, WORK AND CO-CURRICULAR EXPERIENCES_______________________________________
Vice Project Manager: Vanquishing Vietnam
May-August 2012
 Conducted a voluntary trip to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
 Focussed on helping orphans and senior citizens.
 Providing basic necessities for the homeless and poor.
1255 E 48th Ave,
MOHD ZULHELMI KAMARUDDIN
+1 (778)-927-6989
Vancouver, BC, V5W 2E8,
zulhelmi.kamaruddin@gmail.com
Canada.
Private tutor for students seating for Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia, equivalent
May-August 2013
to the Cambridge Examination.
 Provide interactive and effective lessons for students.
 Subject included are mathematics, additional mathematics, physics, chemistry and economics.
Vice President of Student Representative Council
 Elected to be part of the council.
 Managed and improved necessity conditions of students.
 Organized most of the programs in school.
August 2009-December 2010
Active member of MCB Debate Club
 Won series of debate competitions throughout the years.
 Was a President of Debate Club in high school.
2011-2013
AWARDS_____________________________________________________________________________
Full Four Years Undergraduate Degree Scholarship
September 2013-August 2017
 Received a full academic scholarship for oversea undergraduate degree study by Council of Trust
for The People, Malaysia.
 Scholarship was given to students who showed academic excellence in public examination and
being actively involved in co-curricular activities.
 Selection process involved series of interviews on the condition that the undergraduate study has
to be completed in 4 years.
University of British Columbia Entrance Scholarship
 Entrance award given based on high school performance.
September 2013
INTERESTS AND HOBBIES________________________________________________________________
 Outdoor Activities
 Learn and try new things
 Community works
 Futsal
REFERENCE___________________________________________________________________________
 Available upon request.
Nathaniel Smith
Tel: (250) 667-5185
Email: NathanielSmith60@Gmail.com
880 Hunter St. Nanaimo, BC, V9S 1R5
Objective:
8 Month, Mining and Mineral Processing Engineering, Student Co-op Position
Professional Qualifications:
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2 Years in an Operations Leadership Role
8 Years of Heavy Equipment Operation Experience
Explosives Handling and Management
Occupational First Aid Level 1 certified
Designated First Aid Attendant experience
Exceptionally organized with strong written, analytical and interpersonal skills
Proficient computer skills (Microsoft Office, C++, Introduction to AutoCAD)
Ability to work professionally in a diverse team environment or in a
unsupervised setting
Motivated self-starter with the ability to multi-task and excel in a fast paced
environment of change
Class 5 Drivers Licence and clear drivers abstract
Willing to relocate
Employment History:
Slope Maintenance Lead Hand / Heavy Equipment Operator:
Mount Washington Alpine Resort
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Led, trained and managed a diverse team of individuals to achieve a range of
designated terrain management responsibilities with heavy equipment
Operated a variety of heavy duty equipment daily for the purposes of creating
and maintaining alpine terrain in diverse environmental conditions
Prepared proposals, time sheets, maintenance reports and other operations
related paperwork for department managers
Communicated and cooperated with multiple departments as an alpine
operations liaison
Actively coordinated with vehicle maintenance to ensure optimal vehicle fleet
operations
Promoted a safe working environment by implementing and practicing
procedures outlined in WorkSafeBC regulations and addressing safety
meeting highlights.
Evaluated and surveyed terrain for site/event preparations
Licensed Pyrotechnician:
Fireworks Spectaculars
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2004 – 2013
2000 – 2006
Designed and constructed extensive firework displays for major public events
Responsible for explosives handling and transportation
Site layout and firing management design
Strict adherence to mandated safety regulations set forth by federal
guidelines and insurers
Technical Projects:
Johnson Street Bridge Replacement Prototype
2013 / 2014
Student team leader for our capstone term project to design and fabricate a
standalone, fully electronic, sensor and actuator integrated, hands free, concept
replacement prototype for the Johnson Street Bridge in Victoria B.C. The prototype was
designed to scale and supported a designated working load, complete with a sensor
controlled moveable portion to allow for unimpeded boat and vehicle traffic. Highlights of
this project include:
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Extensive use of digital and analog circuitry
Arduino™ electronic microcontroller programmed with C++
Integrated ultrasonic sensors, DC stepper motors and traffic control signals
Awarded top placement from a panel review of structural engineers and
peers
Alpine Development Concepts
2012 / 2013
Volunteered time to generate and present for the management board of Mount
Washington Alpine Resort a report for Alpine Developments based on the accumulated
years of experience in the Slope Maintenance Department. Highlights of the report
include:
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Addressed potential Safety Concerns and Solutions
Tabled Revenue Enhancing Opportunities
Introduced Cost Savings Opportunities
Mapped Terrain Expansions and Developments
Professional Groups:
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Canadian Institute Of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) Vancouver
Branch Student Member
Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientist of BC (APEGBC)
Student Member
Education:
University of British Columbia: Norman B. Keevil Institute of Mining Engineering 2014 - Current
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Elected 2nd Year Mining and Mineral Processing Engineering Student
Representative at the University of British Columbia
Selected to Participate on the UBC Mining Games 2015 Team
Vancouver Island University: Applied Science Transfer Program
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2013 – 2014
Deans Honour Roll: For performance having attained a GPA of 3.67 or higher
in first year applied science transfer program
Awarded Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of BC,
Vancouver Island Branch Award
References available upon request
ROBERT FUERDERER
3037 East 4th Avenue
Vancouver, BC V5M 1L3
Home: (604) 254-4012; Cell: (778) 239-4012
Email: rmfuerderer@gmail.com
PROFILE
Hardworking and enthusiastic mining engineering student with an ambition to learn in both an academic and
practical setting. Possess St. John Ambulance Lifesaver First Aid Certificate and The Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver
Award. Experience in leadership and building relationships developed through employment and extra-curricular
activities. A proven team player and quick learner with strong interpersonal and communication skills. Being a new
student in mining engineering, I will be looking for work experience in the industry for the summer of 2015.
EDUCATION
University of British Columbia (UBC) - Vancouver
Bachelor of Applied Science, Mining Engineering
High School
Vancouver Technical Secondary School, Vancouver, BC
• Graduated with Honors throughout all five years
Sept. 2013 - Present
Completed on: June 2013
WORK EXPERIENCE
Retail, Canadian Tire, Vancouver, BC
• My duties include assisting customers and conversing with them on a daily basis
Warehouse, Bosa Foods, Vancouver, BC
• My duties include receiving, moving, checking, and storing incoming goods
May 2014 - Present
June 2012 – Jan. 2014
Referee, British Columbia Soccer Federation, Vancouver, BC
Sept.2007 - June 2012
• Awarded a British Columbia Soccer Association Youth Referee certificate by successfully completing the rules
and regulations workshop and exam
EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Performer, Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics Closing Ceremonies, Vancouver, BC
2010
• As part of a team of 1200 BC athletes, participated in a special performance for the Vancouver 2010 Winter
Olympics Closing Ceremonies
• Recognized by the Director of Closing Ceremonies for the successful execution of our team performance
Junior Hockey Assistant Coach, Ransackers, Vancouver Minor Hockey Association,
2010 - 2011
Vancouver, BC
• Assisted in the coaching of a junior hockey team for youth aged eight
• Fostered positive relations with coaches and players by listening, answering and resolving all inquiries and
concerns
Interests
Soccer, Ice hockey, Tennis, Skiing, Camping, and Hiking
SEAN XIE
6963 MICKINNON ST,VANCOUVER ,BC,V5S 3G4
EMAIL:SHERLORN@HOTMAIL.COM
CELL:778-891-9408
OBJECTIVE
A hard-working and self-motivated undergraduate student who is seeking a job in which I
am able to further my work experience in engineering in a positive and challenging team
oriented environment. With the opportunity to grow and build a career.
SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS
Proficient with Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
Excellent communication skill
EDUCATION
Burnaby South Secondary School
Douglas College
The University of British Columbia
LANGUAGES
Chinese as mother language can frequently speak, write and read.
English as a second language can frequently speak ,write and read
WORK EXPERIENCE
•1 years of customer service experience while attending high school .
•work as volunteer for the senior service at Century House for 1year.
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, HOBBIES & INTERESTS
Playing badminton and going swimming at spare time
Proficient with Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
Shangqi Song _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1797 E 56th Ave T: 778-­‐233-­‐4815 Vancouver, B.C. V5P 2A6 E: songsheungk@gmail.com SKILLS PROFILE • Leadership skills and interrelationship skills developed through extensive campus and community involvement • Computer skills: Word, Excel, Outlook, Power point, C++, MatLab, photoshop, Internet research • Language skills: English, Cantonese, Mandarin • Class 7 Driver’s Licence • Customer service skills developed through working at a restaurant • Abilities to cooperate and compete with people from different countries and regions developed through studying and joining competition in different countries • Demonstrated interest in mining, rocks and environmental conservation and sustainability EDUCATION Bachelor of Applied Science, Mining 2014 – present University of British Columbia Related Coursework: Mineralogy of Mining Engineering, Introduction to Mechanics of Materials, Earth Science for Engineers, Technical Communication, Soil Mechanics, Introduction to Mineral Processing University Transfer Program 2012 – 2014 Langara College Related Coursework: Calculus, General Chemistry, Physics with Calculus, C++, Engineering Mechanics, Linear Algebra, Technical Writing Chinese high school, Science major 2007 – 2010 Guangzhou No.6 Middle School, China Related Coursework: Pre-­‐Calculus, Intro to Physics, Intro to Chemistry, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PPT, Outlook) Work Experience Manager Assistant 2012 Guangdong Jian An Fire fighting apparatus engineering company, Guangzhou, China • Checking status and expired dates of fire fighting apparatus (for demonstrating usage) • Assisting the company employees to explain the basic mechanism and usage of fire fighting apparatuses to people • Receiving and collecting Fax documents for manager Server Summer 2010 Daiwo Japanese sushi Restaurant, Guangzhou, China • Responded for goods supplement • Greeting and creating a welcoming atmosphere for customers • Work efficiently under pressure in a fast pace environment • Build good interrelationships with colleagues and diners _________________________________________________________________________________________________ OTHER EXPERIENCE Student Orientation Helper (Volunteer) 2013 Langara College, Vancouver • Introduce campus facilities to new Langara ESL students • Helping students, who are new to BC and with problem using BC public transportation China – Japan international calligraphy competition (International
competition)
2005
OSAKA，Japan
• Get a Gold award
• First time joining oversea competition and communicating with people who speak
a different language
Exchange student to an International College (Student exchange program)
2011
Dimensions International College, Singapore
• First time study abroad in a English environment
• Building self-confidence
• Solving problems in a team with people from different countries
INTERESTS
Travelling, Swimming and Basketball
2010 -
Ted(Yuzhe Shen)
Mining Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Computer
• Matlab
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• AfterEffect • Newton2
!EDUCATION
University of British Columbia
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Bachelor of Applied Science - Mining Engineering, expected
date of graduation 2018
Langara College
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September 2013 – Now
January 2013 - January 2014
General Science Prpgram
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WORK EXPERIENCE
Babela’s Kitchen •
May 2014 - August 2014
Waiter
TianEn Education
September 2013 - August 2014
Consultant
Introducing North America’s college and university education
to high school students in China; Offering suggestions for
university plans.
• Responsible to students and helping students to apply
universities, student permits, Visa and etc.
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AWARDS
University of Simon Fraser Entrance Scholarship (4,000 dollar
scholarship for competitive first year transfer students.)
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VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
YongSheng Church Chef
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June 2013 - Now
Arranging and organizing food give away for the homeless and
community NDP
Promoter
May 2013
Introducing the ideas of NDP to the community of
Richmond(Lansdowne area) •
Promoting what NDP believes in to the public through social
media •
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LANGUAGE
English Mandarin Shanghainese
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ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
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Sketch, Painting: Anime creating and animal sketch.
Biking
Smartphone: Posing personal blog of smartphone testing and comparison.
Poster Design
3088 Discovery Street, Vancouver BC, Phone (778) 871-1746, email wilhummail@gmail.com
William Humphries
Objectives
Degree in UBC Mining Engineering by 2017
Internship/Job in the field of Mining Engineering by 2015
Experience
Oct. 2012 to Jan 2013
Wok Wok Restaurant
Milford NH
Cashier/Delivery
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Managing Cash/Credit Transactions
Customer Service
Aug. 2011 to Oct. 2012
Shaws Supermarket
Merrimack NH
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Managing Cash/Credit Transactions
Customer Service
May. 2014 to June 2014
Adecco
Candle Maker
• Worked upwards of 50-60 hours a week of fast paced assembly line work.
Milford NH
June 2014-September 2014
GL&V
Nashua NH
Engineering Firm: Stockroom/Machinist Assistant
• Pulled and picked orders, issued materials, packing and shipping parts, using Encompics
computer software system to track parts.
• Experience assembling and cleaning/refining parts.
• Trained and licensed gas and electric fork truck driver.
• Letter of recommendation available upon request.
Education
Sept. 2009 to June
2013
Souhegan High School
High School Diploma – Graduated June 2013
Sept. 2013-Present
University of British Columbia
Degree-Bachelor in Applied Sciences
Specialization-Mining Engineering
References
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Elaine Allison, Store Manager of North Merrimack Shaws, 603-424-3759
Dina Karlon, Councilor Souhegan High School, 603-673-9940
Pepper Jackson, Floor Manager at Adecco, 603-249-7261
Gordon Parker, Supervisor-GL&V, 603-598-7886, gordon.parker@glv.com
Amherst NH
Vancouver BC
Personal Data
Name
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Yardin Josefin
Date of birth
: March 1 st 1995
Addres
: 3247 Coleridge Avenue
V5S 3A6 Vancouver, BC
Email Adress
: yardin_jo@hotmail.com
Phone Number : 6046179069
Formal Education
2013-2014
Post Secondary Institution- Douglas College, Canada
2010-2013
Senior High School – Kanisius, Jakarta, Indonesia
2007-2010
Junior High School – IPEKA Puri , Jakarta, Indonesia
2001-2007
Primary School – IPEKA Puri, Jakarta, Indonesia
Organization
2008
Participant in AIESEC organization as school representative
2008-2010
Member of student council as sport coordinator
2010
Member of event Committee at Canisius Education Fair
2011
Member of event Committee at Canisius Education Fair
2012
Member of Ransom Committee at Canisius College Cup, sports cup of
Canisius Senior High School
2012
Member of event Committee at Jamboree (social week)
2013
Coordinator of journalistic competition at Casanova, science art and
language competition
Academic Achievement
2010
Cum Laude with a 87.86 average of score in report card
2011
Cum Laude with a 86.3 average of score in report card
Non Academic Achievement and Work Experience
2010
Has succesfully completed of the final level of Kumon Mathematics
2010
Take a part time job as teaching assistant at Kumon
2012
1st place in writing competition about “young leader”
2012
Actor of Conscientia Extravaganza, Canisius 85th anniversary celebration
2013
Take a part time job as teaching assistant at Kumon
Key skills
Teamwork
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Have been involved in many group work at school, being active in participating class
activities
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Work efficiently in a team and always able to run the shift smoothly
Hardworking and determined
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Do not easily give up when facing problems. Always do the best with totality
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I determined to try a work experience, like to do something new which is challenging
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Have a strong willingness to work
Time management
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I succesfully manage my time between academical things and school activities. It’s
shown by I never late submitted assignments and still can balance both of them
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I do have a daily plan which is help me to set my target and prioritize