Assayer Council of Advisors
Left to right, Bill Clifford, Mac Chaudhry, Ron
Cardinal, Elaine Woo, Alice Pang, Satpaul Gill, John Gravel, Ray Lett & Scott Daniels.
The B.C. Assayers Council of Advisors Partnership was established
in 1998. The partnership seeks to further the great support it has received from its founding members and to expand
membership to include companies supplying the assay industry. To-date there are over a dozen government, institutional
and corporate members all of which have been generous with their donations of time and money.
The Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources ran the program from 1895 to 1998 and still offers great
support as well as the final certification of the successful applicants. Since 1998, the Program has been jointly
administered by a partnership comprised of the Ministry, the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) and
the assaying industry. Representatives of the partnership meet bi-annually as the Assayers Council of Advisors.
The Council provides direction to the British Columbia Certified Assayers Program Board of Examiners, ensures that
the Program is adequately funded, and seeks ways to promote public awareness in the Program.
Board members established three membership tiers (Corporate $500/year, Associate $250/year and Individual $50/year)
to provide the annual operating budget. An application to extend, or for new members to join the partnership is
available for download in pdf format. Please do continue to support the partnership and help us to continue the
success of the program. Advisor Council membership contributions are considered as Foundation donations.
B.C. Assayers Council of Advisors Partnership Members
B.C.
Institute of Technology
Geological
Survey, B.C. Ministry of Energy, Mines & Petroleum Resources
ACME
Analytical Laboratories Ltd.
ALS
Chemex Labs Ltd.
Anachemia
Science
Assayers Canada
Bernica Enterprises
CME Ltd.
Bico
Inc.
CANMET Mineral Sciences Laboratory
Chem Met Consultants
Eco-Tech Laboratories
Ltd.
International
Plasma Labs
Teck
Cominco
Taseko Mines (Gibraltar)
Northgate Minerals (Kemess South)