C reated in 2006, WIM (UK) now has over 2000 members from all corners of mining-related businesses and professions.
Membership is free and open to all women in the mining industry. Wherever you work, WIM (UK) provides information and great networking opportunities to its members, promotes the roles of women in the mining industry and the sector as a great career choice for women.
The work we do could not be delivered without our invaluable volunteer committees or our fantastically supportive major partners: Anglo American plc, Arcelor Mittal, EY, Glencore, and Rio Tinto.
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Delighted to announce the search has begun for 2018 Edition of "Top 100 Global Inspirational Women in Mining". Open to all women associated with mining and related industries, nominations are now open: https://t.co/otksHCBk33 until 15 August 2018. #wiminspire #wimadvocate
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London – 21 May, 2018: Women in Mining (UK), (“WIM), is proud to be launching its third edition of the “Top 100 Global Inspirational Women in Mining” which aims to showcase the significant…
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Upcoming Events
Technical Event: The Feasibility of
Re-use/Recycling of Mine Tailings
W IM (UK) together with the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, and MinSouth is delighted to present an interesting talk by Sue Struthers of Skapa Mining Services. Sue will discuss research into the feasibility of recycling mine tailings, using four Australian base-metal mines as case studies.
This will include characterisation studies, column leach tests and laboratory trials used to assess extraction of remaining metal values; removal of potential contaminants; and development of various tailings products and topsoil. Recycling flowsheets and economic feasibility studies will be discussed, together with applications and examples of tailings recycling. Sue will also talk about ‘Total Project Development’, integrating mining and waste recycling and implications for mining in the developing world.
Details
Date: May 14, 2018
Time: 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Venue
The Counting House,
50 Cornhill, London,
EC3V 3PD
Join Us
- 2000 + members from all sectors of the mining industry.
- Membership gives you access to high quality and thought provoking seminars, education and mentoring events held on a monthly basis.
- Opportunity to network with other like-minded women in the industry.
- Enables you to hear from and meet with senior individuals in the industry to develop your knowledge of mining.
- Provides a forum to support other women and to share your skills and knowledge.
- Through joining WIM (UK), you will become part of a group that actively represents the high standard of talent women bring to the mining industry.
Nominations have begun for the Top 100 Global Inspirational Women In Mining publication for 2018! Click