SRK's Consulting's Chairman and Corporate Consultant, Mark Noppe will act as the main facilitator for a comprehensive six-module online course in JORC Code Reporting developed by the AusIMM.
AusIMM has collaborated with a team of leading experts in the mining industry to develop the course, specifically designed for resources professionals to understand how to report effectively and in accordance
with the JORC Code. The interactive, online format of the course will provide participants with an opportunity to learn in a community-based environment from wherever they are situated – in the office, on a mine
site, at home or at the airport.
"With the content being delivered over eight weeks in an interactive online environment, this course offers a great opportunity to develop your knowledge and understanding without leaving your workplace," said
Mark Noppe.
Key learning outcomes of the eight-week course include:
- Recognising the obligations and liabilities of the Competent Person under the JORC Code
- Develop a holistic view of the JORC Code and the role it plays in the minerals industry
- Appreciate the role of the JORC Code within the context of your working environment
- Appropriately apply the JORC Code in the reporting environment
- Dispel misconceptions about the JORC Code
- Identify good and poor technical reporting, and the lessons learned from case study examples
- Demonstrate the correct application of the JORC Code through interactive learning activities, facilitated by industry experts
About Mark Noppe
Mark has 30 years’ experience and provides advice in all aspects of orebody knowledge for developing projects and operating mines. As a leading consultant in geosciences and the mining industry, Mark provides advice,
training, and mentoring in all aspects of orebody knowledge, from exploration reporting, data assessment, resource definition and reporting, mine geology and grade control through to inputs to reserving. Mark’s
clients include the technical leads, management and boards of resource project owners, as well as the investors, lenders, and legal advisors to these projects. He has worked in South Africa, Western Australia, and
Queensland and consulted on a variety of projects and commodities in a range of geological, mining, and geographic settings. Mark’s commodity experience includes base metals, bauxite, coal, diamonds, gold, and nickel.
Mark is a recognised technical reviewer and auditor, providing advice on technical improvements and assurance to company management and investors on the resource and reserve performance of their projects. Mark is
a Fellow of the AusIMM and a Chartered Professional (Geology).
