Munroe Geological Services Ltd.

Over 30 Years of Professionalism & Perseverance

> Underground Exploration > Surface Exploration > Initial Property Evaluation > Project Planning > Property Acquisition > Mine Development > Precision GPS Services > Detailed Mapping > Structural Analysis > Geological Mapping > NI 43-101 Reports > Historical Record Rejuvenation > GIS Mapping > Sub-Contractor Management > Technological Consulting > Drill Program Planning/Design > Drill Program Supervision > Bulk Sample Planning/Design > Bulk Sample Supervision

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In addition to designing an effective drill program, MGS can also supervise the collection and storage of core, drill contractor operations and other aspects of the program. This helps ensure productive resource allocation as well as compliance with NI 43-101 regulations.

Drilling provides an unparalleled insight into the underground world. The results of a drill program can aid in resource estimations, geological mapping and project planning. However, to ensure that resources are not wasted, a drill program must be properly designed to target areas of interest. A poorly designed program can result in the waste of precious time and capital. Using our decades of experience, MGS can ensure that your drill program meets regulatory requirements (including reporting and permitting), targets the correct areas and is ultimately useful during the reporting process.

Every project has different technological requirements for office networks, communications, software, equipment and configuration. MGS has the technical experience to provide helpful consultations in order to understand your company’s needs. Optionally, MGS can also coordinate the setup of office and field equipment to help get your operations up and running. Contact us for more details on this service.

Depending on the size, scope and requirements of a project is may become necessary to employ sub-contractors which can aid MGS in various field operations. Munroe Geological Services Ltd. has the resources and expertise to locate, train and supervise the right people to assist in a wide variety of duties, from Field Exploration to Drill Core Logging. MGS will handle technological requirements, communications needs, training, Worker’s Compensation Board coverage, etc. This allows clients to focus on getting their project up and running without the burden of dealing with sub-contractor supervision, while at the same time maintaining NI 43-101 compliance.

GIS Maps created by MGS enable clients to have a better visual understanding of their company’s holdings. Ranging from moderate to heavily detailed, these maps can show claim information, drill hole data, sample & assay data, roads, terrain and many other types of information. Using these maps, MGS is able to better organize property data in a format that is more presentable to clients and easier to reference for the reporting process.

Few projects start on land which has not been explored or mined by others in the past. As part of the Initial Property Evaluation, MGS will do in-depth research to find any existing Government and/or private records available that pertain to the client property. However, some clients will also have on-site historical records (drill logs, maps, etc). In these situations, MGS will employ modern, safe and efficient methods to digitize, record and use any relevant historical data during the reporting process. This can greatly assist in avoiding data redundancy, targeting exploration resources, reducing exploration costs and providing a well-rounded historical data set for the final report.

The foundation for mining project which require investor funding is the National Instrument 43-101 (NI 43-101) Report. It involves extensive research, property evaluation and sampling by a Qualified Professional (QP). Richard Munroe has served as a QP for several projects over the last decade, authoring Technical Reports which meet NI 43-101 standards and therefore allow clients to pursue outside investment. These reports can take several months depending on: - Complexities of the property - Legal situations - Structural Analysis results - Drilling/Bulk Sample Requirements & Results - Which resource(s) are being investigated Munroe Geological Services Ltd. has a reputation for ensuring that all aspects of a property are investigated and properly laid-out when creating NI 43-101 reports. More detail on the NI 43-101 Report is available from the BCSC: Link

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The Structural Analysis phase is a quite extensive process. By examining visible (and known) veins and structures in addition to lithological information and maps, MGS is able to form an educated hypothesis about what lays beneath the surface. While details of this process are confidential, a properly performed Structural Analysis will aid in: > Developing Resource Estimates > Identifying Potential Drill Targets > Creating Structure Maps > Understanding a Property’s Formation > Other important exploration stages Using our experience with underground geological exploration, MGS can help projects save time and money by properly focusing resources on specifically identified areas of interest.

By combining new and historical mapping and data sources together with Precision GPS data, MGS is able to create 2D and 3D maps allowing clients to get a full digital tour of their property. Custom maps can also be created to meet permitting requirements, aid in resource estimations, and provide a vital tool for planning and coordination of a project site.

Prior to the construction of roads, plant equipment and service facilities it is highly recommended to have Precision GPS data captured from various locations around the project. Using the latest equipment with trained technicians allows MGS to provide proper and efficient GPS data which can assist in planning, permitting and numerous other aspects of a project.

Once a property has been evaluated and a resource has been identified, MGS can provide assistance as well as guidance in beginning the development of a new mine. Logistical planning, permitting, environmental studies, bulk sample supervision and numerous other services are available from or can be arranged by Munroe Geological. Starting a new mining operation is a large undertaking - it’s essential to get it right the first time.

Following an Initial Property Evaluation and Project Planning session, it may be required to stake or negotiate agreements for nearby properties. MGS will provide direction regarding which properties are of interest for the project and how to obtain the rights to explore that land. We are able to provide online as well as physical staking in numerous jurisdictions with valid prospectors licenses and access to the right resources for this purpose.

MGS has extensive experience dealing with new projects on virgin ground. We are able to provide advice and expertise in planning initial exploration programs, budgets, allocation of resources, mapping and other vital start-up items. For projects which are already under way, MGS will help craft a detailed plan for ensuring that no items are overlooked on the path to creating a successful, sustainable operation.

The first step for any new project is to conduct a consultation and gather all available mapping, geological and area data. Following a site tour and preliminary research, MGS is able to better understand the project at hand - this is instrumental in allowing for the preparation of proper resources and tools to aid in the timely completion of the program.

Mining operations can cover all elevations and topographies in a wide range of climates. With experience in all kinds of geographical settings from Mongolia to South America, MGS can ensure that the proper resources are deployed to get projects under way in the most efficient manner possible. Utilizing trucks, helicopters and ground crews enables us to reach any area quickly to carry out initial exploration or detailed analysis of a property.

Underground mines pose unique challenges for mapping, safety, logistics and other factors. With extensive experience in dealing with these challenges, MGS can help explore and develop a plan to tackle any underground resource.