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Best Practice Strategies To Achieve Cost Efficient Fragmentation, Enhanced Productivity And Increased Operational Safety
Featuring The Following Experts
Tony Silveira Specialist Mining Engineer Resources Development/ Long Term Planning RIO TINTO, AUSTRALIA Andriko Satria Drill & Blast Engineer PT NEWMONT NUSA TENGGARA, INDONESIA Yuli Prihartono Drill & Blast Superintendent PT KALTIM PRIMA COAL, INDONESIA Sandri van Heerden Bulk Technology Manager AEL MINING SERVICES, INDONESIA Dr. Gary Cavanough* Senior Research Scientist CSIRO, AUSTRALIA Tan Lai Tee Technical Services Superintendent PENJOM GOLD MINE, MALAYSIA Martin Waldron* Drill & Blast Superintendent THIESS CONTRACTORS, INDONESIA
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Attend Drill & Blast Asia to:

Drill into the latest technologies available to maximise productivity Blast aside challenges on reducing vibration and fume outcomes by choosing the right explosive Fragment and separate cost efcient and consistent drill design patterns from the traditional methods Initiate new methods to assess and improve safety and quality of blasting outcomes

Rama Martono Chief Engineer - Ore Modeling PT FREEPORT, INDONESIA Ramadoni Drill & Blast Superintendent PT PAMA PERSADA CONTRACTORS, INDONESIA Efendi Eko Mulyono Operations Supervisor PT ARUTMIN, INDONESIA Erik Wijaya Mining Engineer PT PENDOPO ENERGI BATUBARA, INDONESIA Thamrin Sihite Director General DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF MINERALS AND COAL, INDONESIA (invited) James Goldie Mining Head PT BANPU, INDONESIA Chris Howes Vice President - South East Asia DYNO NOBEL John Moore Senior Drill & Blast Engineer OZ MINERALS, AUSTRALIA

Drill & Blast Asia Boasts

8+ sessions from mine operators 5+ case studies from the regions leading experts 2 purpose built workshops on drill and blast strategies 1
and only dedicated conference to brainstorm drill and blast mechanisms in Asia

Excellent speakers. Excellent content. Rama Martono, Chief Engineer - Ore Modeling PT FREEPORT, INDONESIA Drill and Blast Asia is the rst of its kind in the region. With the industry being so active in Asia and blasting being such a critical part of the mining process, this is a must attend. Efendi Eko Mulyono, Operations Supervisor PT ARUTMIN, INDONESIA

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How to Build a RFID Tracking System for Explosives

John Moore, Senior Drill and Blast Engineer OZ MINERALS, AUSTRALIA

Developing an Efcient Drill & Blast Management Plan

Tony Silveira, Specialist Mining Engineer Resources Development/ Long Term Planning RIO TINTO, AUSTRALIA
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Conference Day One

Tuesday 6 December 2011
0830 0900 0910 DAY ONE REGISTRATION & WELCOME COFFEE Opening Remarks from the Chairperson DISCUSSING THE STANDARDS IN PLACE FOR USE OF EXPLOSIVES ACROSS INDONESIA Highlighting the drill and blast regulations in place across the country to ensure safe and successful blast operations Listing key areas that can be improved by standardising blast operations within Indonesia. Is it plausible? Identifying and plotting a specic set of guidelines for blasting in order to standardise practices
Thamrin Sihite, Director General DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF MINERALS AND COAL, INDONESIA (invited) Yuli Prihartono, Drill & Blast Superintendent PT KALTIM PRIMA COAL, INDONESIA Sandri van Heerden, Bulk Technology Manager AEL MINING SERVICES, INDONESIA

1400

DEVELOPING AN EFFICIENT BLAST MANAGEMENT PLAN Ensuring all relevant statutory requirements and policies are met during each stage of drill and blast operations Discussing blast design, explosive review and strategy selection: What can be learnt from closer analysis of each component when compared to the overall blast impact? Achieving operational improvement to achieved safe efcient blasting as well as minimize blasting effects Monitoring and reviewing blasting results as well as assessing the success of the blast
Efendi Eko Mulyono, Operations Supervisor PT ARUTMIN, INDONESIA

0950
Case Study

HIGHLIGHTING THE LATEST ADVANCEMENTS IN ELECTRONICS TO OPTIMISE DRILL & BLAST PROCEDURES Outlining the advancements made in electronic detonation in the eld of blasting Can they be implemented in Asia and at what cost? Highlighting the impact of electronics to help achieve greater safety, security and reduced inventory Developing an approach to narrow down on the right technology in order to optimise blast fragmentation Outlining the deployment of electronic detonators and their associated challenges in order to achieve the right fragmentation
John Moore, Senior Drill & Blast Engineer OZ MINERALS, AUSTRALIA

1440 1510

AFTERNOON TEA & NETWORKING BREAK DISCUSSING STEMMING AND FLYROCK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES Developing a strategy to carefully choose stemming lengths to minimise the potential of generating of y rock Highlighting the usage of crushed rock stemming to improve connement and thereby reducing y rock generation Studying unusual levels of y rock management and using the learnt information to increase the accuracy of blast design controls Ensuring safety throughout blast operations by developing an expected range of y rock generation
Dr. Gary Cavanough*, Senior Research Scientist CSIRO, AUSTRALIA

1030 1100
Case Study

MORNING TEA & NETWORKING BREAK THE SINGLE SHOT DRAWBELL FIRINGS OF LIFT 2 AN OPERATIONAL SUCCESS Discussing experiences on L2 undercut and drawbells extractions at the Northparkes mine Highlighting challenges in undercut coordination and the introduction of the single-shot drawbell rings Outlining the overall project setup and managing systems to manage and monitor the ore extraction from Lift 2
Tony Silveira, Specialist Mining Engineer Resources Development/Long Term Planning RIO TINTO, AUSTRALIA

1550

HIGHLIGHTING THE IMPACT OF GPS AND FLEET MANAGEMENT Discussing the use of GPS and eet management systems in overburden production drills Highlighting strategies to maintain consistent oors and identifying harder rock stratas Dening blast muck volume and optimising the usage of drilling consumables
James Goldie, Mining Head PT BANPU, INDONESIA

1140

SESSION RESERVED BY:

Chris Howes, Vice President - South East Asia DYNO NOBEL

1630
Panel Dicussion

ENSURING THE PRESENCE OF A ROBUST BLAST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Developing an efcient blast management program and identifying its advantages Strategies to achieve workplace safety during drill and blast Addressing the blast management and remedial actions to manage y rock, vibration and fumes Developing an efcient blast monitoring program Panellists:
Tony Silveira, Specialist Mining Engineer Resources Development/Long Term Planning RIO TINTO, AUSTRALIA John Moore, Senior Drill & Blast Engineer OZ MINERALS, AUSTRALIA Efendi Eko Mulyono, Operations Supervisor PT ARUTMIN, INDONESIA

1220 1320
Case Study

LUNCH & NETWORKING BREAK KPC, in Collaboration with AEL Steps Up to 50% Waste Oil Usage in Emulsion After Achieving 80% Used Oil Usage in ANFO (A Waste Oil Management for Energy Conservation and Blasting Cost Saving Case Study) Outlining strategies to change the used oil in the work-shop as fuel for explosives without an additional treatment plant Discussing AELs advanced technology to optimize the usage of used oil up to 50% replacing diesel to produce emulsion Highlighting the KPIs used to measure the outcomes that indicate the success of the used oil usage in emulsion: explosive performance, digger production and environmental aspects that need to be a part of the blast plan

1710

Chairs Summary and Q&A End of Day One Presentations

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Conference Day Two

Wednesday 7 December 2011

0830 0900 0910

DAY TWO WELCOME COFFEE Opening Remarks from the Chair HIGHLIGHTING BEST CASE SHOT FIRING TECHNIQUES Undertaking shot ring operations in an efcient manner in compliance with blasting specications Ensuring relevant systems are in place and choosing the actual position of blast holes Discussing key safety considerations to be made to ensure smooth and safe shot ring operations
Tan Lai Tee, Technical Services Superintendent PENJOM GOLD MINE, MALAYSIA

1310

DISCUSSING BLASTING TECHNIQUES IN HIGH PRODUCTION UNDERGROUND MINES Discussing stoping methods for underground mines including sublevel and shrinkage methods to cut and ll methods Highlighting sublevel stoping methods available for increasing production Analysing sub level stoping methods with long blast holes and discussing its associated advantages Listing modern precision drilling and electronic detonator systems for enhancement of efciency in underground mines
Ramadoni, Drill & Blast Superintendent PT PAMA PERSADA CONTRACTORS, INDONESIA

0950
Panel Dicussion

ADVANCEMENTS IN ELECTRONICS CAN ASIA ADAPT TO IT? Discussing the considerations to be made when adapting to and implementing electronics in blasting procedures Discussing advantages achieved in vibration control, perimeter control and fragmentation control by using electronics Outlining Asias impediments towards implementing electronics in mining operations
Panellists: John Moore, Senior Drill & Blast Engineer OZ MINERALS, AUSTRALIA James Goldie, Mining Head PT BANPU, INDONESIA Martin Waldron, Drill & Blast Superintendent THIESS CONTRACTORS, INDONESIA Ramadoni, Drill & Blast Superintendent PT PAMA PERSADA CONTRACTORS, INDONESIA

1350

HIGHLIGHTING THE LATEST INNOVATIONS IN SHOVEL MANAGEMENT AND IMPROVING WALL STABILITY Highlighting advancements made by Newmont to achieve better drill and blast operations Discussing improvements made in shovel productivity, improving wall stability and thereby achieving better fragmentation Providing real time experiences in achieving better fragmentation through improved shovel management practices
Andriko Satria, Drill & Blast Engineer PT NEWMONT NUSA TENGGARA, INDONESIA

1430 1500
Panel Dicussion

AFTERNOON TEA & NETWORKING BREAK DISCUSSING THE RIGHT EXPLOSIVES SELECTION CRITERIA Highlighting challenges in choosing the right explosive for the type of bedrock Discussing the various factors to be considered including those of costs, charge diameters, volume of rock to be blasted and atmospheric conditions Highlighting the safety and supply problems to be encountered and their impact in choosing the right explosives
Panellists: Tan Lai Tee, Technical Services Superintendent PENJOM GOLD MINE, MALAYSIA Andriko Satria, Drill & Blast Engineer PT NEWMONT NUSA TENGGARA, INDONESIA Yuli Prihartono, Drill & Blast Superintendent PT KALTIM PRIMA COAL, INDONESIA

1020 1050
Case Study

MORNING TEA & NETWORKING BREAK EFFICIENT DRILL AND BLAST STRATEGIES Studying the basic principles applicable to a site while factoring the current systems already in place: How to best use the legacy systems? Falling on to previous data and managing them effectively to ensure future blasts are efcient Achieving best possible results for the specic site through application of relevant principles Highlighting Thiess experiences in the region in carrying out successful blasts across mine sites
Martin Waldron, Drill & Blast Superintendent THIESS CONTRACTORS, INDONESIA

1130
Case Study

DESIGNING AN EFFICIENT BLASTHOLE ORE MODELLING STRATEGY Highlighting the importance of efcient ore modelling to improve drilling operations Discussing the sampling methods in place, assay database and model interpolation mechanisms to visualise efcient blast operations Discussing Freeports ore modelling strategies to ensure successful blast operations
Rama Martono, Chief Engineer - Ore Modeling PT FREEPORT, INDONESIA

1530

UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACTS OF GROUND VIBRATION Providing an insight into choosing the right explosives to overcome the effects of vibration Performing a preliminary study to determine safe mine design parameters to accommodate vibration effects Addressing the challenges in choosing the optimal drill design strategies to mitigate vibration
Erik Wijaya, Mining Engineer PT PENDOPO ENERGI BATUBARA, INDONESIA

1610 1210 LUNCH & NETWORKING BREAK

Chairs Summary and Q&A End of Day Two Presentations

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Pre-Conference Workshops
Monday 5 December 2011
0930 - 1230 Including morning refreshments & networking lunch

HOW TO BUILD A RFID TRACKING SYSTEM FOR EXPLOSIVES

Rationale: Radio frequency identification is proving to be a game changer in the explosive tracking industry. They provide explosives and other operators with a huge business advantage by improving both security and accountability of explosives. This in turn also improves post blast case analysis. This workshop will discuss Methodologies and associated advantages of tagging and tracking explosives Precision tracking of explosives and better post blast analysis Strategies to improve safety by better tracking Integrating tracking systems with existing manufacturing systems
John Moore Senior Drill & Blast Engineer OZ MINERALS, AUSTRALIA

1330 - 1630 Including afternoon refreshments

DEVELOPING AN EFFICIENT DRILL & BLAST MANAGEMENT PLAN

Rationale: With efficient and effective drill and blast procedures vital to ensure continuous productivity, cut costs and increase safety, developing a streamlined drill and blast management plan is a key factor. The primary focus of discussions will be around understanding and choosing the best strategies to come up with a comprehensive blast management plan Understanding Blasting restrictions and ground vibration criteria Developing the right explosive selection criteria Developing and implementing an efficient drill and blast management program
Tony Silveira Specialist Mining Engineer Resources Development/ Long Term Planning RIO TINTO, AUSTRALIA

John started off as a Drill and Blast co-ordinator with Ryan Mining in 1993 and moved on to Orica explosives where he was involved in developing and implementing safety systems for four years. John also co-ordinated the drill and blast team with OK Tedi Mining in Papua New Guinea where he managed drill and blast budgets, and formulating technical blasting plans across levels of management. He was also involved in blast operations at Newcrest mining and Rio Tinto. John is currently the senior drill and blast engineer at Oz Minerals and has overseen implementing RFID explosives tracking systems successfully.

Tony has been associated with the mining industry for more than a decade now. He started off as a Drill and Blast engineer at WMC. He moved on to KCGM and was instrumental in designing mass blasts. He then oversaw the Drill and Blast operations at the Peak Gold mine for two years after which, Tony was involved in the successful implementation of single shot drawbell rings at the Northparkes mine site for close to ve years. Tony is presently working as a Mining Specialist Engineer at the Rio Tinto iron ore overseeing resource development and long term planning.

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Dyno Nobel is a global leader in commercial explosives and blast design. One of our core strengths is our understanding of the processes and challenges that impact on the mining industry. We leverage our decades of industry experience to meet and even exceed customer expectations. Dyno Nobel has the people, the resources and the experience both above and below the ground, to deliver groundbreaking performance. Dyno Nobel is a business of Incitec Pivot Limited. www.dynonobel.com

AEL Mining Services, a member of the JSE-listed AECI Group in South Africa, is a leading developer, producer and supplier of commercial explosives, initiating systems and blasting services for mining, quarrying and construction markets in Africa and Indonesia. In 2006, PT AEL Indonesia was established as a wholly owned company of the AEL Group to compete with major global explosives companies. PT AEL Indonesia has tendered and won four signicant projects in the coal mining market, including one of the largest mining operations in the world and some of the largest mining contractors in the region. PT AEL Indonesias vision is to deliver world class products and services, as well as technology and operating excellence to its customers in the Asia Pacic Region. www.aelminingservices.com

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