Talk:Dory Telles-Langdon

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MIDORI TELLES-LANGDON, B.A.Sc., P.Eng., GIT Junior Geological Engineer Education

B.A.Sc., Geological Engineering, University of Waterloo (2014)

Experience

2014-Present Junior Geological Engineer, BGC Engineering Inc.

2013 Geotechnical/Rock Mechanics Student Engineer-in-Training, AMEC

2012 Geotechnical Student Engineer-in-Training, Syncrude Canada Ltd.

2012 Student Geophysicist, Sander Geophysics

2011 Water Resources Engineering Student, Environment Canada

2010 Laboratory and Field Technician, LVM-Desseau

2010 Marine Geology Research Assistant, Geological Survey of Canada

Affiliations

Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia (GIT,P.Eng.)

Years of experience: 5 Ms. Telles-Langdon has been working as a Junior Geological Engineer-in-Training with BGC Engineering since 2014. She received her B.A.Sc. Honours Geological Engineering from University of Waterloo in June, 2014. Throughout the cooperative education program, Ms. Telles-Langdon worked in various areas of industry and government including mining, federal government, and consulting. Since graduation Ms. Telles-Langdon has gained experience in hazard and risk assessment for debris flood and debris flow hazards, geotechnical site investigation including soil logging, rock logging, and instrumentation installation, construction monitoring, and tailings facility management (dam design, dam slope stability, tailings deposition modeling). Following is a summary of select projects in which Ms. Telles-Langdon has been involved: Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co., Limited, Manitoba – Flin Flon Tailings Impoundment System (Current since Feb 2017) Ongoing mine tailings facility management operations, including: dam stability analysis, dam design, geotechnical site investigation, instrumentation installation and monitoring, construction monitoring and materials quality control testing, and tailings deposition modeling.