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All webinars will be presented over two consecutive days, 2 hours per session.
Workshop 1: Mon 11 May & Tue 12 May
Workshop 1: Mon 11 May & Tue 12 May
The JORC Code sets out the requirements for public reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves, however its influence is much broader than this. In addition, it defines industry-standard terms and sets out standards, recommendations and guidelines to assist geologists and other technical staff to establish and maintain sound processes for their day-to-day activities. The Checklist of Assessment and Reporting Criteria (JORC Code Table 1) is a valuable tool for all technical staff contributing to exploration and mining, from new graduates to experienced veterans.
This workshop is designed for anyone new to the JORC Code, including early career geologists and geoscience students considering a career in the resources industry, as well as experienced geologists unfamiliar with the Code. The workshop will provide an overview of the Code and introduce the concept of the Competent Person. Examples of public reports will be presented to illustrate how the JORC Code is applied.
All participants will receive a formal Certificate of Attendance from AIG for each workshop attended in full, showing the number of CPD hours completed.
In addition, participants may choose to receive a formal Certificate of Completion from AIG for each workshop attended. This certificate requires the participant to successfully complete a short online assessment within two weeks of completing the workshop to demonstrate an adequate understanding of the workshop content. This additional certification costs $25.
AIG Members: $220
Non Members: $330
Concessional Rate: Student, Unemployed or Retired AIG Members: $110
Attendees have the option to complete an online assessment to receive a certificate of completion for each workshop.
The deadline for registration is two days prior to the commencement of each workshop.
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