Denison Mines Corp. · TSX:DML
Denison Mines — Corporate Update (November 2017)
11 slides from Denison Mines's corporate update, November 2017
Slide 1: City of Elliot Lake Presentation
City of Elliot Lake Presentation November 2017
Slide 2: Introductions & Overview
Introductions & Overview Denison Mines • Janet Lowe, General Manager, Denison Environmental Services • Wade Wiggins, Environmental Manager • James Cameron, Maintenance Supervisor Overview • Activities at the site • Health & Safety - Understanding the sites
Slide 3: Denison – Update Summary
Denison – Update Summary • It has been a number of years since the sites have been closed, rehabilitated and the treatment plants operating (20 years) – as a result, care and maintenance at the sites now focusses mainly on: • Equipment repair or replacement
Slide 4: Denison – Update Summary (cont’d)
Denison – Update Summary (cont’d) • Herbicide of vegetation on dams • Brushing of vegetation along roadways and on dams
Slide 5: Denison – Update Summary (cont’d)
Denison – Update Summary (cont’d) • Monitoring of water quality and quantity • Monitoring of dam instrumentation • Road maintenance • Snow removal
Slide 6: Denison – Update Summary (cont’d)
Denison – Update Summary (cont’d) • Removal of beaver dams and debris • Beaver activity on the sites must be controlled for Health & Safety reasons • Water levels MUST be controlled on the sites • Potential for dam failure • Potential to affect water quality • Potential to affect other site componen
Slide 7: Denison – Update Summary (cont’d)
Denison – Update Summary (cont’d) • Site inspections • Regulators (CNSC, MNDM, MOE) • Engineers of Record – for annual dam inspections
Slide 8: Site Health and Safety – Know the Hazards
Site Health and Safety – Know the Hazards
Slide 9: Site Health and Safety – Know the Hazards
Site Health and Safety – Know the Hazards • Hunting on site is prohibited • ATV/Snowmobile and any other motorized vehicle is prohibited • Beaver traps are present on the site to remove beavers • don’t let your pets run loose; • don’t you run loose; and • don’t set off the traps - they are there for
Slide 10: Site Health and Safety – Know the Hazards
Site Health and Safety – Know the Hazards • There are a lot of new members in our community who do not realize there are closed mine sites that have SITE HEALTH & SAFETY HAZARDS that they need to know about: • Read the signs posted at the gates and adhere to them. They are there for a reason. • We w
Slide 11: Want to know more?
Want to know more? • The annual newsletter will soon be published; distributed with The Standard with additional copies at Welcome Centre • We provide an annual water quality monitoring report in the spring every year and that is available to the public • We invite members of public to participate i