McIntosh Engineering
· One Global Company; Five North American Office Locations; 200 Employees; Growing Internationally (Chile, South Africa, Australia)
· Optimizing Project Success from Concept → Feasibility → Project Execution → Operations Handover
· Working with Owners to Optimize Underground Mining Operations
Advancing Underground Excellence
McIntosh Engineering is an international leader in underground mining engineering and related technical services. We serve the largest, deepest and most technically challenging mines in the world. McIntosh services range from mine conceptualization through full mine feasibility, detail engineering and design for construction, procurement and construction management.
Specialties include underground mining methods / mine development, deep shafts, materials handling systems and complete infrastructure in support of underground operations.
With a near total focus on underground mining, McIntosh employs 200 engineers, designers, technicians and project support personnel in five North American offices and multiple project sites / international locations. While continuing to grow in North America, our strategic focus includes selective expansion internationally.
Why Choose McIntosh Engineering?
Experience and Expertise – Our core staff has worked together for many years and offers the greatest concentration of underground mining engineering and technical expertise in North America. Our experience, based in the real world of underground mining and construction, fosters both practicality and innovation.
Teamwork / Client Relations – Our project approach is focused on teamwork, both internally and in the development of our client relationships. As a team we are able to develop solutions that consider a whole world of mining experience.
We wrote the book on underground hard rock mining! The Hard Rock Miner's Handbook contains twenty-nine chapters covering geology through mining, mine development, infrastructure, and mineral processing. Rules of Thumb (over 680), tricks of the trade, example problems – and it’s a free download!