The expertise of the Arccon team covers a diverse range of mining and infrastructure projects. Our team’s experience allows us to deliver cost-effective projects in a range of ore types and precious metals throughout the world.
For more information on the services Arccon provides, view our current and most recent projects below.
In April 2012 Arccon was awarded the engineering design of the front end of MMG's 2 million tpa Dugald River Zinc Lead Concentrator in North Queensland. Arccon's scope of work included the Run of Mine Pad, Primary Jaw Crushing area, Crushed Ore Stockpile and Reclaim, Grinding and Pebble Recycle Areas. Arccon's scope of services included the preparation of a 3D model, mechanical, concrete and structural engineering and detail drawings for construction.
Arccon introduced to finalise a feasibility study for a 1.8mtpa CIL gold plant on Woodlark Island in Papua New Guinea. Arccon have undertaken the study of an EPC basis for the engineering, procurement and construction.
Woodlark Island is a remote island 600km east of Port Moresby.
Engineering, procurement, construction and management (EPCM) services for the development of a 750,000 tpa gold process facility located on the island of Mindanao in the Philippines.
Arccon was originally engaged to produce a study and design for a western-style CIL gold plant in Mognolia, producing approximately 750,000 tpa from an open pit mine. Test work results during the study development indicated the ore to be amenable to heap leaching. This was confirmed by a second study and Arccon was appointed to assess this option and execute an EPM contract for the heap leach plant.
Arccon produced a scoping study based on processing the various stockpiles generated from an existing HMS operation and new resources to develop a 50,000 tpa copper production SE-EW facility capable of processing the remaining ore deposits.
Further to the scoping study, Arccon was appointed to conduct a full definitive feasibility study.