Equilibrium Mining proudly participated as an industry sponsor at the Fourth International Slope Stability in Mining Conference (SSIM 2025), held at the Vancouver Convention Centre from 27-29 October 2025.

Hosted by the Australian Centre for Geomechanics (ACG), the event brought together global experts in geotechnical engineering, slope stability, and mining operations to exchange knowledge and showcase the latest advances in mine design and stability analysis.

Throughout the conference, Equilibrium Mining contributed to technical discussions that emphasized innovation, sustainability, and operational excellence. Our team presented a series of papers reflecting their ongoing commitment to safe and data-driven mining practices:

• Anna Kate Miller – Representation of Faults and Fault Zones in 3D Numerical Stability Analyses of Open Pit Mines
• Bijan Peik – A Sustaining Pit-Wide Geothecnical Stability Model of Bingham Canyon Mine
• Kevin Azocar – A Kinematic-Based Method to Quickly Inform Operational Decisions in Response to Slope Deformation
• Kody Veltin – Enhancing Data Quality and Transparency in Geotechnical Data Collection

On the opening day, CEO Karen Moffitt introduced Equilibrium Mining, highlighting the company’s integrated approach that combines geotechnical engineering, structural geology, and hydrogeology expertise to deliver practical solutions for complex mining environments worldwide.

We extend our thanks to the Australian Centre for Geomechanics and all attendees who made SSIM 2025 a success.