Master's Degree in Continuing Education in Management and Systems in the Mining Industry
PRESENTATION
Objectives
• Lead the strategic management of the value chain in the mining sector, from the initial phase through to industrial exploitation. • Develop approaches and planning strategies for mining projects, incorporating exploration and geological evaluation of deposits. • Analyze critical factors and global trends in the mining industry to inform decision-making. • Apply the international regulatory framework and relevant legislation in the development of mining and infrastructure projects. • Manage the characterization of the mining industry globally, identifying its impacts and opportunities for development. • Develop design plans for mining infrastructure based on rigorous strategic planning and geological evaluation. • Implement strategic decisions that drive process optimization and industrial efficiency in mining.
Methodology
At Educa PHAROS, we use a highly practical methodology focused on the direct application of knowledge in the student’s professional environment, combining theoretical content with real-world cases, digital tools, and support from a team of specialized instructors.
Program
- Overview of the Mining Industry
- Conceptual Framework for the Mining Industry
- Society is mineral. Dependent
- The Mining Value Chain and Its Components
- Quantity. Deposit size and production scale
- Stages of Mining Operations
- Mining Exploration
- Mineralogical Study and Project Engineering
- Mineral Processing
- Economic and Social Impact of Mining Projects
- Environmental Impact of Mining Projects
- Professional Responsibility in Projects (I)
- Professional Responsibility in Projects (II)
- Nature and Importance of the Supply of Mineral Raw Materials
- Industrial Use
- Engineering in the Mining Industry
- Factors Covered by Mining Engineering
- The Need to Integrate Mining into a Sustainable Development Strategy
- Mining Policy and Economics
- Four Trends for Tomorrow's Success in the Mining Industry
- Exploration: Preliminary stages of reconnaissance and basic geological assessment
- Surface geological exploration and subsurface geological exploration
- Geological exploration based on the characteristics of the deposit
- Facilities needed to ensure the examination
- Evaluation, Monitoring, and Quality of Examination Results
- Before addressing the mining planning process
- The geological resources and characteristics of the deposit
- Recoverable reserves: the foundation of any mining plan
- The Scale of Mining Operations and Their Impact on Mining Planning
- Factors to Consider When Developing a Mining Plan
- Geological Exploration Plan
- Geological exploration for research, evaluation, grade control, and production
- Equipment and machinery required to carry out the exploration plan
- Implementation, monitoring, and oversight of the exploration plan
- Results of the Geological Exploration Plan
- Mining Systems
- Mining Development
- Basic mining services
- Design for Surface Mining Operations
- Costs Associated with Surface Mining Operations
- Criteria for Selecting the Type of Mine
- Mine Development
- Underground Mining Methods
- Open-pit Mining Methods
- Other methods
- Infrastructure and/or technologies for startup
- Infrastructure and/or technologies for loading and hauling
- Infrastructure and/or technologies for sorting, shredding, and grinding
- Infrastructure and/or technologies for concentration and refining
- Transportation infrastructure and/or technologies
- Drilling Methods
- Drilling Technology
- Explosives Technology for Blasting in Open-Pit and Underground Mining
- Blasting Equipment Technology for Open-Pit and Underground Mining
- Processes and technologies related to modifications and security
- Technologies aimed at improving the extraction of mineral resources
- Technologies aimed at improving the processing of mineral resources
- Technologies aimed at recovering mineral resources from “mining waste”
- Technologies to Minimize Environmental, Social, and Labor Impacts in the Mining Industry
- Technologies to Make Unconventional Mining Profitable
- Production Planning and Control in the Mining Industry
- Planning and Control Cases
- Instrumentation and Control Systems in Mineral Processing
- Mineral Loss and Recovery
- Dilution and Mineral Recovery
- Introduction to Maintenance Management
- Maintenance Management Techniques
- Maintenance Management in the Mining Industry
- Maintenance Planning
- Maintenance Control
- Logistics and Transportation in the Mining Industry
- Mining Transportation Systems
- Selection of Transportation Systems
- Considerations Regarding the Loading and Transportation Cycle
- Improvements in Freight Transportation in the Mining Industry
- Logistics and Supply Chain Management in the Mining Industry
- Inventory Management
- Supply Management
- Traffic and Material Handling
- Warehouse Management
- Glossary of Basic Mining Terms
- The production process and the products for sale
- Stages of the production chain
- Analysis of Supply Chains and Associated Costs
- Mineral Production and Sales
- Global Supply and Demand for Minerals
- The Stock Market, Prices, and Quotations for Minerals
- Key Minerals
- Risks and Teaching Opportunities in the Mineral Market
- Outlook for the Domestic and International Mining Market: Characterization and Analysis
- Basic Marketing Concepts and Elements
- The Marketing of Metallic and Nonmetallic Minerals
- Mineral Marketing Systems
- Monitoring of Marketing Processes in the Mining Industry
- Supply Chain Management in the Mineral Trade
- Mining: Its Impact on National and International Economic Development
- Economic Feasibility of Mineral Commercialization
- The Business Plan for Mineral Marketing
- Analysis and Statistical Models in Mineral Marketing
- Innovative Business Strategies for Mineral Marketing
- Conceptual Framework and Principles of QMSs
- Standardization and Certification Process for Management Systems (MS)
- Process-Oriented Approach in Management Systems and the PDCA Cycle
- MS and Annex SL Documentation
- Analysis and Interpretation of the Requirements of the ISO 9001 Standard
- Conceptual Framework and Principles of EMSs
- The Importance of Identifying Legal and Other Requirements
- Identification of Environmental Aspects and Impacts
- Analysis and Interpretation of the Requirements of the ISO 14001 Standard
- Integration of Social Responsibility Based on ISO 26000
- Conceptual Framework and Basis for Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems
- Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (IPER)
- Identification of Legal and Other Applicable Requirements
- Emergency Preparedness and Response
- Analysis and Interpretation of the Requirements of the ISO 45001 Standard
- Analysis of the Common Requirements for the Systems to Be Integrated
- Interpretation and Application of Integration Methodologies
- Initial Assessment of GIS Compliance
- Development of a GIS Implementation Plan
- Implementation and monitoring of a GIS plan through to certification
- Fundamentals of Corporate Governance
- Corporate Governance and the Mining Investment Life Cycle
- Levels of Authority and Decision-Making
- Decision Mechanics in the Gate Model
- Strategic Management of the Mining Business
- The Mining Company's Environment
- Socio-environmental Factors in the Mining Industry
- Mining and Development
- Socio-environmental Assessment of the Mining Project
- The Mining Project Lifecycle and Socio-Environmental Management
- The Human Factor in the Mining Industry
- Human Talent Management
- Human Talent Management Processes
- Tools and Techniques in Human Talent Management
- Leadership and Team Development
- Comprehensive Management for Mining Monitoring and Control
- Oversight of Mining Operations
- Management Indicators Applied to the Mining Industry
- Business Intelligence Applied to Mining
- The Future of Mining with Artificial Intelligence
- The Importance of Financial Management in the Mining Industry
- The Finance Function from the Perspective of the Mining Industry
- Financial Statements: Balance Sheet, Income Statement (Profit and Loss)
- Performance Analysis: Liquidity, Solvency, Efficiency, and Profitability
- Financial Ratios and Stock Market Indicators
- The Mining Cycle and Its Financial Alternatives
- Cash Management and Investment Decisions
- Financing Decisions: Short-Term and Long-Term
- Valuation of Mining Companies and Projects
- Financial Risk Management
- Structure of a Business Plan
- Components of a Cash Flow Statement
- Building a Cash Flow Statement
- Determining the Initial Investment
- Considerations for Feasibility Studies
- Decision-Making Process
- Decision-Making Model
- Determining Indicators for Financial Decision-Making
- Economic and Financial Evaluation of Projects
- Case Study: Business Plan Evaluation
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