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Osisko Gold has appointed Cameron Carter as vice president, Construction Operations of Barkerville Gold Mines, the company’s wholly owned subsidiary, effective immediately.
Carter will oversee construction execution currently underway at the Cariboo gold project in central British Columbia. Reporting directly to Sean Roosen, chairman and CEO, he will work alongside JDS Energy & Mining Inc., the project’s principal construction management contractor.
“We are excited to welcome Cameron to the Osisko Gold team. He brings a strong technical background and extensive expertise in building large-scale underground mines globally. His commitment to safety, building high-performing teams, and operational excellence, together with his disciplined approach to project delivery, will be invaluable as we advance the Cariboo gold project through construction and commissioning and into production,” Sean Roosen, chairman and CEO, said.
Carter brings more than 18 years of experience in underground mine development, construction, operations and executive leadership. Throughout his career, he has held progressively senior roles in mine engineering, operations management, project delivery, and commercial and business development. He joins from Dumas Mining, where he most recently served as senior vice president, providing executive leadership across the technical and commercial functions of its international underground mining business.
Earlier in his career, Carter contributed to the development and construction of Glencore’s Mine D project at Kidd Operations in Northern Ontario, one of the world’s deepest base metal mining operations. He holds bachelor’s degrees from Acadia University and from Dalhousie University. Carter is a licensed Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario.
Source: Osisko Gold
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