AMSZ to Conduct Q3 Technical Visit at Eureka Gold Mine This Friday
The Association of Mine Surveyors of Zimbabwe (AMSZ) will this Friday conduct its third-quarter technical visit at the Dallaglio owned Eureka Gold Mine in Guruve.
According to AMSZ President Gabriel Mwale, the professional body dedicated to promoting excellence in mine surveying practices within Zimbabwe will visit Eureka to gain deeper insights into survey methodologies and technologies, safety protocols and procedures, data management and analysis systems, as well as training and development programs for mine surveyors. This visit is set to offer an excellent opportunity for members to gain firsthand experience and insights into the operations of one of the country’s leading gold mining companies.
“We believe that learning from industry leaders like Eureka Gold Mine is crucial for the continuous development and improvement of our members’ skills and knowledge. During this visit, we are particularly interested in learning about:
- Survey Methodologies and Technologies
- Safety Protocols and Procedures
- Data Management and Analysis Systems
- Training and Development Programs for Mine Surveyors
This visit will provide an excellent opportunity to gain firsthand experience and insights into the operations of one of the country’s leading gold mining companies, enabling technical engagements among members and other participants,” Mwale said.
Importance of technical Visits
Technical visits offer surveyors practical exposure to the complexities of mining, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application. By witnessing surveying techniques in action and interacting with seasoned professionals, surveyors enhance their problem-solving skills and practical expertise.
The mining industry is constantly evolving, with new technologies and practices emerging to improve efficiency, safety, and sustainability. Technical visits provide a platform for surveyors to stay abreast of these advancements, enabling them to adopt new techniques and remain at the forefront of their field. Furthermore, these visits foster networking and collaboration among surveyors, mining professionals, and industry experts. The exchange of knowledge and experiences during these interactions enriches the surveyors’ understanding of diverse mining operations and best practices.
Technical visits also play a crucial role in the ongoing professional development of surveyors, fulfilling their continuous learning requirements. By expanding their knowledge base and skill set, surveyors enhance their professional competence and career prospects. Safety is paramount in the mining industry, and technical visits often highlight safety protocols and best practices. Observing and discussing safety measures on-site fosters a heightened awareness of potential hazards, enabling surveyors to implement safety-conscious practices in their own work.