What can decades of global plant design and delivery tell us about “what good looks like” and how to consistently achieve cost effective outcomes as projects grow in size and complexity?

From the Australian gold boom of the 1980s–90s, through South East Asia copper and gold projects in the 2000s, North American gold projects, critical and industrial minerals, and recent large concentrators in South America. What can we learn from the last few decades of plant design and delivery?

What are the consistent themes of “what good looks like”? How has engineering and project delivery evolved, and where is project value most commonly created, or lost from studies through execution and ramp up? And what changes as projects grow in size, complexity? What are the key factors when working across continents and cultures?

Hear from Matt Pyle (Chief Technical Officer), Campbell Haines (Technical Consultant – Comminution), and Simon Beddow (Vice President Project Execution) as they answer these questions and share their experiences from designing and delivering projects around the world.