The demolition of the De Beers Victor Mine project, located in the James Bay Lowlands of northern Ontario, consisted of the demolition and remediation of the infrastructure and facilities used during diamond production. The structures demolished included the processing plant, primary and secondary crushers, PK tower and tubes, construction camps, maintenance shops, pit perimeter power lines and auxiliary structures. All scrap generated was processed, sorted and staged for shipping. The project took the team 11 months to complete.

By air and ice: Victor mine demo crews used all types of resources

Creative thinking and utilizing both air and ice were key aspects to the success of the De Beers Canada Victor mine demolition in northern Ontario. Despite running into a few challenges along the way, including getting equipment to the remote location, COVID-19 shutdowns and the cold weather, the demolition portion was completed ahead of schedule. … Continue reading By air and ice: Victor mine demo crews used all types of resources

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