MINE CLOSURE · REHABILITATION · LAND TRANSITION
Close the liability. Engineer the next use.
Big Three connects closure engineering support, civil works, quantities, site controls and digital evidence across concurrent rehabilitation, decommissioning and post-mining land transition.
THE PROBLEM
Mine rehabilitation is not a single environmental workstream. It is a coordinated programme of earthworks, water, structures, safety, commercial control, evidence and future land-use decisions.
SCOPE
What this can include.
Final scope depends on site conditions, professional requirements, client procurement strategy and the specialist disciplines required.
- Closure and rehabilitation site assessments
- Concurrent rehabilitation work packages
- Earthworks, reshaping and landform civils
- Stormwater, erosion and drainage infrastructure
- Demolition and decommissioning support
- Shaft/opening and hazardous-area civil packages
- Discard, waste-dump and disturbed-land rehabilitation support
- Quantities, BOQs, budget logic and procurement packages
- Construction supervision, quality and completion evidence
- Post-mining infrastructure and land-transition planning
A PRACTICAL FIRST ENGAGEMENT
Mine Rehabilitation Rapid Assessment
A defined first engagement that turns site conditions and closure liabilities into priority interventions, quantities, engineering work packages and a staged implementation roadmap.
Field baseline
Condition, constraints, evidence and priority risks.
Engineering response
Options, interfaces, constructability and technical scope.
Commercial package
Quantities, cost logic, procurement and work packaging.
Delivery evidence
Programme, quality, progress, close-out and asset record.
RELATED SOLUTIONS
Problems rarely respect discipline boundaries.
Move across the connected issues around the asset rather than treating each workstream as a separate problem.
Start with the problem on site.
Send the location, asset, known issue and any available drawings, reports or tender information.