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CIRNAC and their care and maintenance constructor, Parsons, have continued to manage site access, safety and water management and at the Faro Mine Complex (FMC) in 2019.  Water treatment and discharge to the environment continues and water elevations have been reduced by more than 2.2 m in Faro pit, and more than 1.6 m in Vangorda pit year to date and are on track to meet  treatment targets for the year.
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The myTC Oversight Reference Centre contains digital versions of the oversight reference materials that inspectors need to access to conduct inspections. It contains oversight reference materials that are currently accessed through a variety of government websites, paper binders, RDIMS documents, and other sources. Reference materials are organized into folders for intuitive browsing, or can be found through the search feature. Inspectors can now leave their binders at the office because the oversight reference material they need to do their jobs is on their tablets, even when they don’t have an internet connection.
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Faro Pit, Photo Courtesy of Rick Massie, CIRNAC
 
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Faro IWTS, Photo Courtesy of Rick Massie, CIRNAC
 
  
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There are also a number of care and maintenance projects that will improve site water management and treatment at the FMC.  The key ones that are under way include:
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An additional water treatment process step is being added to the IWTS.  This will involve adjusting the pH of treated water through acid addition to reduce potential impacts of ammonia on the receiving environment.  The treatment system components are on site and are in the final stages of assembly. It is expected to be operational later in July 2019.
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When an inspection type is added to the Activity Centre, the aim is to minimize the paperwork and administrative processes related to inspections, giving inspectors more time to focus on inspecting. With myTC Oversight’s summer 2019 release, Marine Safety Inspectors can now use the myTC Oversight Activity Centre while conducting Flag State and Port State inspections.
  
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New Tank for pH adjustment for the IWTS. Photo courtesy of Rick Massie, CIRNAC.
 
  
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The Cross Valley Pond Water Treatment Plant (CVP TP) project began construction in May 2019. This new water treatment plant, once completed, will allow treatment of water directly from the CVP and will provide additional overall treatment capacity for water management on the Faro pit side of the FMC. The majority of the plant’s materials have been delivered to the site and a pad structure and mobile foundation system has been constructed to support the new facility (see photo below).  
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Temporary power has been brought to the pad to support the construction phase of the project prior to connection of the permanent feed planned to be constructed in September. The mechanical subcontractor will begin rigging and installing the mechanical equipment during the week of July 15th,  and the electrical subcontractor will install plant electrical, instrumentation and controls equipment beginning mid-August. CVP TP construction is estimated to be completed by September 27th and will be winterized following testing for startup in April 2020.
 
  
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A new water collection feature has been installed in the area of the former Emergency Tailings Area (ETA). The capture system was designed and installed by Parsons in July 2019. This captures water at the ETA and sends it by pipe directly to the Intermediate Pond and then to the water treatment plant for treatment prior to discharge.
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The intent of the NFRC project is to relocate the channel conveying clean water of the North Fork of Rose Creek to remove it from and potential contaminated contact water seeping from the Faro waste rock piles.  The design was completed by BGC Engineering for CIRNAC, and is being implemented by the ICM and their contractors who are selected through competitive processes.  The first step of the project was the completion of the construction diversion channel which was completed by Pelly Construction over the winter of 2019, and was finished in early May 2019.  An aerial UAV photo of the completed first phase of the project is below.
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Parsons Inc., has awarded a new contract for the North Fork Rose Creek realignment project to the Yukon company Pelly Construction Ltd.  Valued at $44.4 million, this next phase of the project will realign the north fork of Rose Creek away from the contaminated areas of the site to keep the creek water clean. This work will include the construction of a new 1.9 km water channel (excavating, blasting, liners, aggregate production and placement), road construction, haul roads excavation, dam construction, multi-plate culvert, water management and other related works.
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Pelly Construction is partnering with Dena Nezziddi Development Corporation, owned by Ross River Dena Council, to complete this project.  Pelly will also be working with Yukon College to bring the college’s heavy equipment simulator to Ross River to provide training opportunities. It is estimated that Pelly will be employing approximately 70 people on this project over the next year.
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On June 11, 2019 CIRNAC’s Care and Maintenance Contractor, Parsons hosted the Ross River Dena Council (RRDC) Elders Visit at the Faro Mine Complex (FMC). A group of 22 RRDC citizens including Chief Jack Caesar, some councilors, and Elders visited FMC for a sharing of stories and a discussion of past and present events at Faro Mine. A group tour of the Faro side was carried out. The group visited the Faro Pit viewpoint, the recently completed North Fork of Rose Creek construction diversion channel, the Interim Water Treatment Plant, and the X13 water recovery project. Parsons then served a BBQ lunch onsite and the tour group departed for Ross River.
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myTC Oversight

Digitizing Inspection Processes

What is myTC Oversight?

myTC Oversight is Transport Canada’s new digital platform that is digitizing inspection processes and inspectors’ reference materials.

The Reference Centre

Oversight reference materials for all modes

All inspectors can access oversight reference material using myTC Oversight.

The myTC Oversight Reference Centre contains digital versions of the oversight reference materials that inspectors need to access to conduct inspections. It contains oversight reference materials that are currently accessed through a variety of government websites, paper binders, RDIMS documents, and other sources. Reference materials are organized into folders for intuitive browsing, or can be found through the search feature. Inspectors can now leave their binders at the office because the oversight reference material they need to do their jobs is on their tablets, even when they don’t have an internet connection.


The Activity Centre

Oversight Reporting designed with inspectors in mind

The myTC Oversight Activity Centre contains digital inspection processes that allow inspectors to:

  • prepare, complete and submit inspection forms electronically
  • incorporate electronic signatures
  • convert inspection data to PDFs and deliver them by email, or by printing

When an inspection type is added to the Activity Centre, the aim is to minimize the paperwork and administrative processes related to inspections, giving inspectors more time to focus on inspecting. With myTC Oversight’s summer 2019 release, Marine Safety Inspectors can now use the myTC Oversight Activity Centre while conducting Flag State and Port State inspections.

Future Releases

The myTC Oversight team is building a platform that supports the needs of inspectors. We continually update myTC Oversight based on the feedback we get from inspectors, starting with the most important functions that are required for inspections, as well as additional tools and features that make the inspection reporting process more efficient and easier.

Upcoming maintenance releases will include increased usability such as enhanced search features, and performance improvements (through cloud integration).

If you’re an inspector and would like to provide feedback, you can <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdrMe4RB49sckATUMXjjKgZf4z7QrCB-EFMhLEs3pbgSw5FcQ/viewform?usp=sf_link">send us your comments</a> at any time or fill out our <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/MTtc1019">Mobile Technology Survey</a>. 



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The myTC Oversight Team built the platform with a Reference Centre that allows TC inspectors in all transport modes to access digital versions of the oversight reference material they need to do their work. This replaces the need to carry paper copies with reference material that is available all in one place on a tablet, even when inspectors are disconnected from either the TC network or the internet.


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The Activity Centre is now available to Marine Inspectors, and our team is also adding to the available oversight inspection processes in the Activity Centre so that more inspectors can: 

   prepare, complete and submit inspection forms electronically
   incorporate electronic signatures
   convert inspection data to PDFs and deliver them by email, or by printing

We are currently working on adding two Rail Inspection processes to the Activity Centre, with the goal of adding inspection processes for all of Transport Canada’s modes.


<img src="https://www.gcpedia.gc.ca/gcwiki/images/f/f7/002_Marine_Inspector_3x2.jpg" class="img-fluid" alt="Placeholder image"> First we built something for everyone….

All TC inspectors in all transport modes can now use the myTC Oversight Reference Centre to access the digital reference material necessary to complete their inspections. This replaces the need to carry legacy, paper copies of reference material, with material that is available all in one place on the platform, even when inspectors are disconnected from either the TC network or the internet.


Now we’re building everyone something…

Having built the platform, the myTC Oversight Team is now developing the Activity Centre by adding digital inspection processes so that inspectors can: 

   conduct, complete and review inspections
   incorporate electronic signatures where required
   convert inspection data to PDFs and deliver them by email, or by printing if required.

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