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Highland Valley Copper Mine

Project Scope

Primary: Horizontal Drain Hole Drilling

Project Challenges

Day to day operations on such a large site requires constant and consistent communication, not only with the crews, but, with the mine itself. This effort keeps all staff safe and able to go home to their families every night.

Highland Valley Copper Mine is the largest open pit mining operation in Canada. HVC is 100% owned and operated by Teck Resources, Canada’s largest diversified resource company.

For years BAT Construction has maintained an exceptional working relationship with Teck’s mining team.  Our scope of work at Highland Valley Copper includes:

  • Horizontal Drain Hole Drilling
  • Pit Water Management
  • Geo-technical Service Work
  • Prism installations to monitor pit wall movement
  • Rock scaling
  • Pressure grouting
  • Dam repairs
  • Slab jacking
  • Retaining walls
  • Piezo hole drilling and installation
  • Trim drilling and blasting
  • High angle excavation work
  • Mesh and anchor installation
  • Specialized grout and epoxy installations
  • Shotcrete services
  • Sump and pond lining installations
  • Mine site water deliveries
  • Various high angle rope access jobs as required

BAT Construction successfully installs over 40,000L/M of Horizontal Pit drains (HDH’s) at HVC annually. Our crews work closely with mine operations and planners to ensure production targets are met, and our operation is well aligned with HVC’s mining schedule, HSE standards, and budget. 

Highland Valley Copper Mine
Project Details

BAT Construction supports Highland Valley Copper Mine with several different & diverse services such as Horizontal Drain Hole Drilling (HDH), cable placement, rock scaling, shotcrete, geotechnical work & much more. Crews install 40,000+ L/M of pit drains yearly, aligning with HVC’s safety, budget, and schedules.

ClientTeck ResourcesLocationLogan Lake, British ColumbiaTimelineOngoing multi-year contractShare