Specialized camp services
Disaster recovery for mining camps and sites
Water or fire damage can affect camp buildings and operations. LPT carries out the disaster recovery work defined with the client and the parties responsible for the project.
Set the scope and priorities
Site conditions, the extent of known damage, access and work already started are reviewed to prepare the scope. Responsibilities and expected steps are clarified with the client before intervention.
Cleaning and designated material removal
Depending on the agreed scope, work can include specialized cleaning, removal of damaged materials and selective demolition needed for repairs. Where contamination is present, it is addressed under an appropriate remediation scope.
Coordinate building repairs
LPT can connect recovery work with assembly, renovation and above-ground construction. Coordination takes camp activities and the other contractors working on the site into account.
Questions
FAQ
What situations can be discussed?+
Water or fire damage affecting camp buildings or a mining site’s above-ground facilities can be submitted for review.
Can repairs be part of the scope?+
Yes. Cleaning, removal and repair work are defined with the client according to the circumstances and building needs.
What should I prepare for the first discussion?+
The site location, affected buildings, available photographs and observations, parties already involved and the client’s priorities are useful.