Thanks for this educational video. Please continue such kinds of video because many people can learn easily.

Having visited and documented hundreds of historic mines it was interesting to watch this documentary on modern mining and seeing how modern mining has evolved. Great job on the production!

Universities should be showing this to students....what an informative and well presented master piece! well done Lila et al

This is the last underground mine site I worked at in Nevada. Looks like there has been many improvements since I was there!

I have 2 years underground and ten years surface experience. Nicely done. Excellent explanation for the uneducated.

Enjoyed this a lot, well done. Wow, this is huge!

This Lady is an awesome narrator. Loved this video

In 1970's I did this for a living. That was me and my brother so it's a slightly different scale as this here. But the method of cyanide treatment was just the same. That was in Western Australia. We made a success of it too!

Retired Geologist here. That was very fascinating to watch. Thank you for making this video. Great job.

Absolutely fantastic video

Very insightful! Reàlly amazing! Thank you for sharing the knowledge.

Really helpful...an eye opener indeed!

awesome video,thanks for sharing life with enthusiasm

probably the best mining video I have seen, Thanks.

She loves doing this as the others . remind me of different time.

really liked the underground part, as I am a contract remote mucker at a northern Ontario gold mine.......surface open pit mining not so much. Done both, albeit for two weeks in an open pit (never again), after forty one years underground, I still 'love' it! Muck, muck, muck, till you drop.....:)

Our backfill is a piped slurry from a surface plant that mixes the slurry, tailings with concrete, a great system for our needs.

TOTALLY A W E Ss Oo Mm EE ee ! !!! !! ! ! 1. Thank You very much for the tour !!!! It was incredible !!!!

Awesome video very informative and interesting view into modern mining. Arizona has open pits and underground mining but for copper

Fantastic video. Great introduction to mining to educate the public or the new green employee. Kudos to Barrick for putting this together.

Excelente video, me sirvió mucho para aprender mi ingles en minería.. muchos saludos y éxitos desde Perú.

Very well done!!

You learn something everyday!

Well made, I really enjoyed the video

Thank you for sharing, this was quite an eye opener. I have been reading and hearing so much about the environmental impact mining has been having and the newer regulations on almost any thing any one wants to do, but this is the first time I have seen how these issues are being handled. It does, however leave open the question of whether or not the open pits left from the mining operations will eventually be at least partially re filled and if some of the underground shafts will be filled in. The section on the underground operations gave the indication that the tailings could be repacked into the shafts after processing to remove the gold and so helping to reduce the negative impact on the land.

Never worked in a a mine that deals with metals. some day maybe. but iv ben a haul truck driver at a potash mine in northern utah for 16 years and love it. over past two years I thought about going to precious metals and hopefully make a little more of that $$$$

This is an exception to goldmining

Amazing Video

great job!

If it is in your house it was either grown or mined. metals like lithium, cobalt, zinc and antimony for you bathroom fixtures, lead for your car battery, graphite for pencils, gypsum for dry walls, silver, gold for computer parts, etc. etc. Thank God for miners and Mines.

Thank you!

Very nice and didactic video!!

Very interesting!

Gasoline powered equipment is against the law in Canada at least, we're all diesel powered, but their newest mine about a hundred miles west of here is all battery powered equipment.

very usefull and I learnt alot

I worked at turquoise ridge as a helper on a drilling rig

Bellissimo video 👍

Nice !

How Awesome!

Mining is a blast...

This is a really interesting video.

Good video thanx 🙏

Resemble with Barrick -Bulyanhulu ,Safety is a first priority.

Damn! I watched it right to the end but Lila skipped getting "nekid" in the end of shift shower.

well done to the woman in the mine

Just another hole in the ground with a rabbit warren added to it . Barrick gold used to be in the western Australia region of the goldfields . Used to work for them . I've only got 23 yrs underground mining experience in many mines for minerals ranging from nickel to gold and lithium . Open cut and fill stoping method is mostly done along with block caving method . most places use paste ( cement ) fill and others use waste rock as backfill . Using a jumbo isn't all that difficult when comes to boring out a cut / round , bolting and meshing is where patience and skill comes into play . Scaling is the fun part with a jumbo . Overall just another day at the office . Icon dets are best used for stope firing . Piece of cake using the loaders, trucks etc . Using a loader on line of sight remotes or tele-remotes that takes skill . These loader / mucker operators in this video need to water down the dirt more and stop mucking dry dirt .

Awesome

Come and see how gold is mined in South Africa. That Yankee mine of yours is nothing compared to what we have here...

Mining rocks!

Keep digging guys! You'll find those missing pagers and harddrives soon.

This is nothing at all like in Minecraft.

Of course the Jumbo guys a Newfie, where ever there is a mine you'll find a Newfoundlander. Also not every mine is as sweet as this one. I've been in 14 different mines in Canada and they all differ, depending on on money. It changes coming from a contractors perspective as well, where bonus is almost half your paycheque sometimes. So, of course your gonna drill as much core as possible, as well as keeping safety a factor. We had 7 years no LTI up in Rabbit Lake, Uranium Mine. Northern Saskatchewan. Just for our Boart Longyear Diamond Drill crew.

ANFO and emulsion out of a UV-11...been there, done that, tasted ANFO all day! No idea what the hell a computer system has to do with that, only time I've seen electronic caps used, the scatter was bad enough that it caused serious underbreak and ground vibration issues to boot.

Creative ideas

Check out the E.P.A. reports.

I bet that was a blast

How the underground mine is so dry and clean

thanks

Nice one

Dec.18,2019 Gold was $1476.00 OZ.

We're so nice in Nevada we just give that gold to Canada.

Interesting hello from Australia opal miner here :)

straight rarity

I had to re-watch parts of it, because the info-dumps were just so fast and they used a lot of jargon. I still didn't understand all of it. And US units are weird, with mixing imperial and metric systems and things like ounces per tonne.

DREAMS COME TRU

This lady knows what to ask

great

no explenation of that huge aread with black diamond things???

How the incan empire was made(modern mining)

All in one

Safety first is a first for me. Nippers under the jumbo boom as they’re actively drilling, climbing through a deep sump. Removing PPE and using the scraping bar. Boggers not putting up bunds in front of an open stope and mucking out. Boggers telling truckies to drive under unsupported ground to get loaded. So many safety breaches I’ve come across

So the dump truck operetor it went through to underground like deep underground to collect ore or coal?

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I'd like a chance at that Bar of Gold.

It now has 3 mines

8:43 i-kon by @Orica 👍🏽

One ya 3 💝

Wonder what they would get for the rock pile around the old gold mines

49:20 Most people don't realize how dense gold really is. Hollywood always gets it wrong.

Block caving, interesting. Same as the Ertzburg mine in Irian Jaya.

If want to apply harrick mine what must I do?

Here's an obvious question : What happens to the finished product , who buys it and how is it transferred the buyer ?

Each load now has 3mil worth of ore

What happens when the mining stops? Do all the tailings get reclaimed? Do they fill in the pit? What happens to the cyanide? Is mining still profitable if they clean up the site afterwards? In a lot of mining areas there are many sink holes. Is it safe to build houses or do any human activities in the area after a lot of mining has been done there? Or is the land permanently changed and unsafe for human use?

Oooh Yeah!! 🤠🤩🤣

Asharaap

how do they split the $?

Is this mine still open

They never mentioned if they recovered any platinum out that mine !!!

i wish Melissa was a Geo at my site

We are running out of sand to make cement of. The building blocks of our modern age. We have placed all cement underground so we where able to mine for gold. If you think about this. Humanity is really weird...

Where do i apply?☺👍

That would be a cool job also

amazing ,awesome need a welder?

damn, they don't have to wear hard hats in the vehicle cabin? we'd get written up for that sh*t haha

Rest man

Chandercant dada

important put tree clean the areas

How cut and mark

Great video... Less Mcnutt made me shoot milk out my nose though!