Mine Infrastructure

Sustainable energy transition in Nunavik: Respecting Inuit knowledge.

Located in northern Chile, QB2 is one of the largest undeveloped copper resources in the world. When complete, it will be a world-class asset with low operating costs and an initial mine life of 28 years with significant additional growth potential.

Making sure that everyone goes home safely at the end of their shift requires building safety into every design decision. This requires innovative thinking about equipment to be used in a mine – for safety in operation, but also in maintenance and servicing.

The Grasberg Mine in Papua, Indonesia is one of the most remote, complex mining operations in the world.

WSP supports the Odyssey Project's transformation into the Odyssey Mine, enabling the continued development of the Canadian Malartic and Barnat pits through four main mineralized zones at depth.

Acting as EPCM Consultant for the construction of a new port infrastructure designed for mineral sands export

Calibre, a member of WSP, was awarded the EPCM services contract for BHP’s Jimblebar Beneficiation Project. This major project, which is in design study phase involves the delivery of the first major wet processing facility for BHP’s Western Australian Iron Ore Operations in four decades.   

Transformative solutions to support Rio Tinto’s decarbonisation strategy towards a 50% carbon reduction in emissions by 2030.

Underground water management held unconventional challenges for a mining operation in northern Québec.

Advising on all project stages to respect and preserve the natural nocturnal area lighting.

What is Discrete Event Simulation (DES)? Explore a case study showcasing a tool designed to model and help solve problems of increasing size and complexity.

Following 37 years of operations, the Argyle Diamond Mine is undergoing closure and rehabilitation. Respectfully reshaping and rehabilitating the land to support future use by Traditional Owners.