Mining

Association of G-Force Group which has gradually established itself to provide contract mining services to the mining industry in Mali and West Africa.

Key personnel have over 18 years’ experience from Greenfields to Brownfields operations where knowledge, skill level and performance has been the foundation of mining services provided.

G Force Mining aims to provide high quality management and workmanship services to implement at any mine site. “We Will Strive to Provide “A Zero Tolerance toward Harm” As well as advancement of staff and personnel attitude towards this common goal.

TSF construction

• TSF Construction, Buttressing & Lifts Construction
• WRD (Waste Rock Dump) & Dam Construction
• WRD (Waste Rock Dump) Rehabilitation
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Airstrip Construction

• Earthworks
• Drainage works
• Dust suppression
• QAQC
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Trucks

Fleet & Machines

• Trucks • Dozer • Loader • Excavator • Grader • Plant
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Crushing and Milling

• The grade expected from the pit mining faces (Mine to Mill recon) • The ROM requirements in terms of grade and inventory • ROM feed blending requirements for crushing
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Mine Production

• Mine plans are followed and in line with budget. • Mining fleet productivity to meet targets. • Monitor mining unit costs in terms of drilling, blasting & hauling.
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Project Management & Mine Planning

• Proficiency in setting and reviewing mine plans from short to long term planning • Pit ,Dump Designs and Scheduling • The preparation of yearly budget for mining operations
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Roads

Building roads is a critical infrastructure project that requires careful planning, quality materials, and skilled execution to ensure durability and efficiency.

Building roads requires careful planning, proper material selection, and thorough compaction to ensure durability and stability. The construction process involves clearing and grading the land, laying a strong subbase, and compacting layers of soil, gravel, or asphalt to achieve the required density. Compaction tests, such as the Proctor test and nuclear density test, are essential to measure the soil’s moisture content and density, ensuring it meets engineering standards. Proper compaction prevents settling, cracks, and water damage, ultimately extending the road’s lifespan and improving safety for vehicles and pedestrians