Our People

Director

Our geotechnical and hydrology consultants hold doctoral and master's qualifications in civil, environmental and geotechnical engineering and are registered engineers with more than fifteen years in practice. They are experienced in geotechnical site investigation, core logging and in-situ testing, hydrogeological and hydrological assessment, hydro-forecasting, dam instrumentation and numerical modelling, for mining houses, utilities, international contractors, UN agencies and government bodies.

Registered Engineer, Engineers Registration Board of Zambia · Engineering Institution of Zambia · International Association of Hydrogeologists · SAIMM

Director and Company Secretary

Our geotechnical and project engineers are experienced in applying soil and rock mechanics to the design and performance of earthen structures such as dams, mines and structural foundations; the design and performance prediction of foundations for bridges, buildings and other structures; and the design and risk estimation of natural and engineered slopes. They combine postgraduate training in geotechnical engineering and project management with years on working open pits and site investigations for utilities, agribusiness, mining and quarrying clients.

Registered Engineer, Engineers Registration Board of Zambia · Professional Member, Engineering Institution of Zambia

Director

Our metallurgists are experienced in mineral processing, surface and colloid chemistry, extractive metallurgy, bio-processing and environmental control, with plant experience on heap-leach operations and doctoral training in mineral processing. Their capabilities cover mineralogical characterisation (SEM, EPMA, petrological microscopy, XRD), digestion of complex refractory ores, chemical analysis (XRF, AAS, ICP-MS), bio-leaching and flotation of low-grade ores, surfactant adsorption on minerals and zeta-potential measurement.

PhD and BEng, Metallurgical Engineering and Mineral Processing

Associate

Our environmental consultants are experienced in assessing the impact of mine wastelands and tailings storage facilities on aquatic systems, long-term ecological risk assessment, and the analysis, bio-monitoring and rehabilitation of mine wastelands on the Copperbelt. They hold postgraduate qualifications in mining engineering and the sustainable development of mineral resources, and characterise the metal and sulphur species inventory of active and legacy tailings facilities and their potential to affect surrounding water and land.

Engineering Institution of Zambia