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20 - 24 Jan 2025 Dubai - UAE $5,950
08 - 12 Sep 2025 Dubai - UAE $5,950
Course Description

INTRODUCTION

This Mining for Non-Miners training course designed to provide professionals outside the mining sector with the knowledge and skills to understand the key aspects of mining operations, sustainability challenges, and innovations in the industry. As mining continues to play a crucial role in the global economy, this course will empower participants to make informed decisions regarding their business operations, sustainability strategies, and investments in the mining sector. Whether you're in finance, consulting, or corporate sustainability, gaining insights into the mining industry's complexities is vital for staying competitive and responsible in a rapidly evolving market.

Over the training course of five days, participants will engage with experts in mining to explore how mining operations impact global markets, the environment, and local communities. With a focus on sustainability and the latest technological advances, this course will provide attendees with practical knowledge they can apply to both their roles and broader corporate strategies. From mining techniques to environmental considerations, this training will equip you with a comprehensive understanding of an industry that has far-reaching implications for every business.

This GLOMACS training course will highlight:

  • Gain a clear understanding of mining operations, techniques, and technologies.
  • Explore sustainable mining practices and the balance between economic growth and environmental responsibility.
  • Examine how mining affects global markets, local communities, and environmental systems.
  • Learn about innovations in mining technologies, including automation and green mining solutions.
  • Develop practical skills to implement sustainable practices in your organization or industry.

Objectives

At the end of this Mining for Non-Miners training course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand key mining processes and operations.
  • Analyze the role of sustainability in mining.
  • Identify technological innovations in the mining industry.
  • Evaluate the environmental and social impacts of mining.
  • Design sustainability strategies for mining operations. 

This training course will help you build a strong foundational understanding of mining, with a focus on the critical intersection between technology, sustainability, and industry practices. By the end, you will have the tools to assess and integrate sustainable practices into your business or organization’s operations.

Training Methodology

The Mining for Non-Miners training course will employ a blend of interactive lectures, case studies, group discussions, and hands-on workshops to ensure practical learning and active engagement. Participants will benefit from real-world mining examples and scenarios, allowing them to apply theoretical concepts to actual industry challenges. The training course will also feature expert guest speakers and peer-to-peer learning sessions to foster diverse perspectives. Through these dynamic methods, participants will gain a deep understanding of mining operations and sustainability strategies.

Organisational Impact

Mining for Non-Miners training course will enable organizations to equip their teams with critical knowledge and practical skills to navigate the complexities of the mining sector. This will lead to better-informed decision-making, enhanced sustainability practices, and a deeper understanding of the industry’s challenges and opportunities.

  • Improved understanding of mining operations and processes.
  • Enhanced ability to evaluate sustainability practices in the mining industry.
  • Ability to analyze environmental and social impacts related to mining activities.
  • Skills to apply innovative technologies for sustainable mining solutions.
  • Greater awareness of regulatory frameworks and CSR practices in mining.
  • Stronger capacity to integrate mining industry insights into business strategies.

Personal Impact

By attending the Mining for Non-Miners training course, participants will gain a deeper understanding of mining industry practices and sustainability, enhancing their roles and boosting their career growth. They will learn how to make informed decisions and apply industry insights that will be valuable in their current and future positions.

  • Gain a comprehensive understanding of mining operations and technologies.
  • Enhance skills in evaluating sustainability and corporate social responsibility.
  • Develop the ability to assess environmental and social impacts in mining.
  • Acquire knowledge to contribute to more sustainable business strategies.
  • Strengthen decision-making capabilities in sectors influenced by mining activities.
  • Boost career growth by acquiring cross-industry knowledge and expertise.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This GLOMACS training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit those looking to understand the mining industry, its sustainability challenges, and its technological advancements. It is ideal for individuals seeking to integrate mining industry insights into their roles or businesses.

 Intended Delegates:

  • Corporate sustainability officers seeking to integrate mining industry practices into their sustainability strategies.
  • Financial analysts and investors evaluating mining sector opportunities and risks related to sustainability and technology.
  • Managers and decision-makers in industries impacted by mining operations (e.g., energy, construction, transportation).
  • Environmental consultants working on sustainability assessments or projects involving the mining sector.
  • Professionals in government, regulatory bodies, or NGOs involved in mining policy, regulations, and environmental impacts.

 

Course Outline

Day 1

Introduction to Mining and Industry Basics

  • Overview of mining history and its economic impact.
  • Different types of mining methods: surface mining, underground mining, and placer mining.
  • Key stakeholders in the mining value chain: roles and responsibilities.
  • Basic mining operations: exploration, extraction, and processing.
  • Key mining terminology: ore, beneficiation, tailings, and more.

Day 2

Mining Techniques and Technologies

  • Exploration methods in mining: geological surveys and resource assessment.
  • Mining techniques: open-pit, shaft mining, and placer mining.
  • Technological advancements: automation, drones, and AI applications in mining.
  • Mining safety innovations: improving operational safety through technology.
  • Evaluating the environmental impacts of various mining methods.

Day 3

Sustainability in the Mining Industry

  • The principles of sustainable mining: environmental, economic, and social considerations.
  • Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in mining: community impact and ethical practices.
  • Best practices in sustainable mining operations.
  • The role of environmental regulations and global frameworks (e.g., Paris Agreement).
  • Strategies for integrating sustainability into mining business models.

Day 4

Environmental Impacts and Mitigation Strategies

  • Environmental challenges in mining: water use, emissions, and deforestation.
  • Introduction to environmental regulations affecting mining operations.
  • Tools for environmental monitoring and mitigation strategies.
  • Best practices for reducing mining's environmental footprint.
  • Case study analysis: Sustainable mining operations and their environmental impact.

Day 5

The Future of Mining: Innovations and Challenges

  • Trends and innovations driving the future of mining: AI, blockchain, and green mining.
  • The role of mining in the energy transition: focus on electric vehicles and renewable energy.
  • Strategies to address sustainability and economic growth challenges in mining.
  • The future of mining regulations and environmental standards.
  • Group discussion: Preparing the mining industry for a sustainable future.
Certificates
  • On successful completion of this training course, GLOMACS Certificate will be awarded to the delegates
  • Continuing Professional Education credits (CPE) : In accordance with the standards of the National Registry of CPE Sponsor, one CPE credit is granted per 50 minutes of attendance
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