Exploration Program Management
Communication & real-time data gives our clients the ability to make decisions to adjust field programs to get the best possible results.
Communication between field personnel and our client is critical to the success of an exploration program.
Before the commencement of an exploration program a set of program milestones are established to monitor progress. Milestones are established using baselines from historical activities and understanding what equipment and personnel are required to reach each individual milestones. While in the field we provide you the client critical reports which detail the events that have taken place on your tenement.
Every exploration field program includes three days of in office work preparing critical documents for the upcoming program.
Travel & emergency management plan.
Heritage awareness document. Topographic map of tenement location within determination area and any nearby landmarks or formations, including rivers, ranges, roads, tracks etc. Superimpose any existing registered sites from the Department of Aboriginal Affairs’ register over or near your tenement.
Tenement review on all available publicly accessible documentation including but not limited to summary on annual reports, drilling, soil & rock chip sampling, heritage survey work conducted and a review of open source geophysical data available.
Your tenement superimposed over satellite imagery of the area.
Your tenement superimposed over geological maps of the area.
Onsite reports sent daily to our clients detail events which have taken place over the last 24 hours. Data and field interpretations can be relayed real time to clients to make project critical decisions.
Daily prestart meeting notes.
Agreed proposed activities between contactors and client.
Reiterating health and safety protocols.
Identifying potential hazards and hazard mitigation.
Awareness of registered heritage sites.
Daily accomplishment goals.
Pastoral lease code of conduct review.
Daily onsite drill logs sent to the client to document daily drilling activities to verify or contest drill costs during invoicing. The drill log include breakdowns, duration and reason. Details on lost gear, meters drilled, working time and drilling time.
Geological log and field interpretations sent nightly.
Post-work summary of daily activities sent nightly.
Additional exploration project addons include
Fly camp and messing available.
Fully self sufficient with solar system and starlink satellite.
4x4 vehicle hire.
Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Inquiry System
Identifying Registered Aboriginal Heritage Sites
Historical Drillhole & Surface Sample Report
Allowing companies to apply additional validation to potential investments, acquisitions & exploration programs
GIS
Co-Funded Government Drill Program
Successful Exploration Incentive Scheme R28
About WAEX
Specialising in leading exploration field teams in both Africa and
Australia. Our experience includes significant JORC compliant discoveries.
Highly experience and qualified geologists specialising in remote locations in Africa and Australia.
Successful during round 28 of the Exploration Incentive Scheme.
https://www.dmp.wa.gov.au/Documents/Geological-Survey/R28-drilling-current-successful-applicants.pdf
Fully self sufficient drill program management from target generation, POW application, Heritage survey, remote camp management, drill program management, assay management / QAQC.
WAEX
Western Australia Exploration
Geological Services
Jeremy Aldworth
ABN 38 230 631 986
Address
West Perth 6005
Open Hours
Daily 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM