Mining
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- Engineering and environmental air permitting
- Wastewater treatment design
- Environmental permitting
- Annual compliance documentation
- Water supply
- Surface water management
Considering the magnitude of mining facilities and projects, environmental planning and compliance can be a challenging task. As compliance is a critical aspect of any industry, mining facilities are particularly scrutinized considering the public's eye and media attention on the mining industry. Solutions must take into account operating budgets, compliance standards effect on operational needs, communicating new and forthcoming environmental regulations and the business objectives at hand.
At Liesch, we have the practical experience and successful track record to be the resource for your facility’s environmental matters. Liesch has provided engineering and environmental expertise to mining facilities, resolving compliance issues in the areas of air permitting, wastewater treatment design, environmental permitting, annual compliance documentation, water supply development and regulation evaluations.
When serving the mining community, our first priority is to listen to your facility’s needs and thoroughly understand the ultimate objectives. Once your needs and time frames are established, Liesch develops a project plan and coordinates the appropriate project team to achieve your ultimate objectives and expectations. This collaborative effort, including milestones and critical path decisions, will lead to successful completion of projects and ensure your facility meets its environmental compliance and operating objectives.
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Michael Johnson is a Professional Engineer and Partner with Liesch. He has extensive experience in project design, research and project management...
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John is a Principal and Professional Engineer with the firm, with 30 years of experience as a Project Manager on engineering design, site...
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