Mining Services
Built for Mining Realities
Mining projects move through long timelines, complex approvals, and challenging conditions. With experience across 25+ mine sites and dozens of assignments, TULLOCH helps mine owners, operators, contractors, and Indigenous partners manage each stage with reliable site data, technical coordination, safe execution, and field-ready support.
Why Work With TULLOCH?
Expertise from Exploration to Closure
Remote Mobilization
Our resilient field crews, full equipment fleet, and experienced logistics planning help advance projects in northern and remote mining locations.
Continuity Across Stages
We help mine teams carry site intelligence forward so early studies, design decisions, construction, operations, and rehabilitation stay connected.
Indigenous Partnerships
Relationship-driven partnerships help create local value and benefits, guide respectful engagement, and strengthen collaborative project delivery.
What We Offer
Technical Support Across Every Phase
- Control surveys and mapping across claims, access routes, and remote terrain
- Legal surveys, land tenure review, title searches, and claim-to-lease work
- Airborne LiDAR, UAV imagery, and digital terrain modelling
- Baseline environmental studies addressing habitat, watercourses, and site constraints
- GIS datasets and web maps to organize early-stage project information
- Mine site constraint mapping tied to access, terrain, drainage, and infrastructure
- Civil design for access roads, haul roads, pads, water crossings, servicing, and facility layouts
- Structural design for bridges, buildings, and mine infrastructure
- Geotechnical investigations and design addressing foundations, slopes, embankments, dams, and ground conditions
- Environmental permitting and regulatory approvals across federal, provincial, and municipal requirements
- Public and Indigenous consultation support tied to permitting, access, and project planning
- Water management, erosion control, drainage design, and flood risk review
- Construction staking and high-precision layout
- As-built surveys, drone surveys, quantity surveys, bathymetry, and volumetric calculations
- CCIL-certified mobile materials testing covering concrete, asphalt, aggregates, and soils
- QA/QC inspections and surveys, field documentation, and technical reporting
- Owner’s Representative and Engineer of Record support during active construction
- Civil and structural design review for mine site infrastructure
- Deformation monitoring, settlement monitoring, and pit wall survey programs
- Asset and as-built surveys using LiDAR, UAV imagery, GIS, and field-verified records
- Tailings, dams, mine waste, and water management infrastructure assessments
- Dam Safety Inspections and Dam Safety Reviews
- Structural inspections, condition assessments, retrofit planning, and operational asset review
- Environmental compliance monitoring, permitting, and effluent flow calibration
- Mine closure planning tied to reclamation, stabilization, and long-term site care
- Closure cost estimating and financial assurance planning input
- Closure as-builts, closure project support, and post-closure monitoring
- Water management, seepage control, drainage, and treatment considerations
- Tailings review, post-closure infrastructure assessment, and long-term stability planning
- Care and maintenance, site management, water treatment, revegetation, biodiversity monitoring, and reporting
Solutions in Action
Relevant Experience
Featured Projects
Island Gold District
Since 2019, TULLOCH has supported the Island Gold District with multidisciplinary services across the Island Gold and Magino Mines through various development stages.
Prepare for Your Next Mining Assignment
Bring field-ready technical capabilities to mining projects across Canada, from exploration and development through construction, operations, rehabilitation, and closure.
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Mining FAQs
Helpful starting information includes the site location, project phase, access details, safety requirements, available drawings or data, and the next decision you need to make. If some information is missing, TULLOCH can help identify the right first step.
TULLOCH can often mobilize in days, depending on scope, access, safety requirements, and crew availability. About 60% of our staff are dedicated to field programs, with most of our mining team located in Northern Ontario.
TULLOCH can be brought in at any phase, whether you need support for a long-term program or a focused site assignment. Early involvement can help identify the right field data, studies, and technical inputs before major decisions are made.
TULLOCH can help establish reliable baseline information through field review, surveys, mapping, and technical investigations. This gives project teams clearer information before design, construction, operations, or closure decisions move forward.
Yes. TULLOCH plans fieldwork around site access, safety protocols, production needs, equipment movement, and schedule constraints. This helps reduce disruption while keeping technical work organized and documented.
