Ryan Metcalfe

Background

About Ryan Metcalfe

My 18 years in the mining exploration industry has made me a very safety conscious individual and as a camp manager and field manager I was the one responsible to ensure that all aspects of health and safety were being applied and adhered to on our projects by all our employees and contractors. I have managed camps in the Canadian Arctic, and the James Bay Lowlands in Ontario, and I am used to the challenges associated with remote fly-in mining camps. Camp size ranged from as small as 10 people all the way up to 120 people servicing multiple mining companies. I have extensive experience in working as a Geological technician, with experience 43-101 compliant sampling protocols. Job responsibilities in the core shack include RQD, specific gravity measurements, oriented core, core recovery measurements, magnetic susceptibility, use of handheld XRF and core cutting or splitting. Responsibilities in the field include line cutting, claim staking, channel sampling and trenching, soil sampling and prospecting. I worked as a Geophysical Technician from 2015 to 2020, and I have experience conducting EM and IP surveys; both surface and downhole. I have also conducted Downhole Magnetic Susceptibility, Conductivity, Density, Natural Gamma, Spectral Gamma, Full-wave Sonic, Magnetic Resonance, flow-metre and both Optical and Acoustic televiewer surveys. I am an experienced prospector, and I was part of the team responsible for the Atlas-1 discovery for Anconia Resources, and the Q-60 discovery for Cadillac Resources