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1. Data Collection Drilling

  • 1.1 Flowsheets of procedure manuals exist, match current procedure and are presented.<br>

  • 1.2 Rationale and Objectives of resources development drilling is clear and is discussed.

  • 1.3 Survey Methods (both collar and downhole) and quality control checks.

  • 1.4 Survey procedures ensure timeline of collar and downhole pick ups and that there are no backlogs for resource estimation.

  • 1.5 Drilling type (Diamond, RC, Etc) and suitable to mineralisation and estimation purposes.

  • 1.6 Documentation of drilling details since last resource estimate (core diamond, hole size, hole depth etc.)

  • 1.7 Measure to maximise recovery, evidence of records of RC and DDH recovery.

2. Data Collection - Sampling

  • 2.1 Flowsheets or procedure manuals exist, match current procedures, and are presented

  • 2.2 Sample collection procedures are consistent and repeatable

  • 2.3 Sample interval(s) related to mineralisation style(s) and geology, and are appropriate for resource estimation purposes

  • 2.4 Sample number assignment procedures logical and clear; exceptions (i.e.. redrills, lost sample) accounted for

  • 2.5 Sample spacing and orientation suitable for minerilsation boundaries and for resource esrtimate

  • 2.6 Nature and types of sample (half core, riffle split, wet, etc)

  • 2.7 Sample mass appropriate for particle size, mineral and grade of mineralisation

  • 2.8 Sample recovery recorded and assessed with respect to resource estimate

  • 2.9 RC drilling cyclone dust reject sampling undertaken

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