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KCB is a global engineering, geosciences, and environmental consulting firm.

Driven by Passion, Integrity and Excellence, we partner with clients to deliver resilient solutions that support thriving communities and Sustain the Future. Klohn Crippen Berger (KCB) offers engineering, geoscience, and environmental services in the mining, hydropower, transportation, infrastructure, oil & gas, and water resources sectors. Our commitment to excellence is the driving force behind everything we do and, as a result, we are the recipient of over 50 national and international awards for major projects. In fact, our projects continue to stand the test of time and we continue to work on many sites that we helped develop decades ago.

11/01/2026

is presenting at Tailings & Mine Waste 2026. We look forward to connecting with industry professionals and sharing our team’s insights on a wide range of topics, including:

▪️Tailings dam safety and risk assessment
▪️Static liquefaction and seismic performance
▪️Tailings facility closure and remediation
▪️Advanced numerical modelling and large-strain analysis
▪️Tailings strength characterization and geotechnical testing
▪️Filtered tailings management and benchmarking
▪️ Geotechnical design and uncertainty assessment

With discussions covering some of the industry’s most pressing challenges and emerging approaches, we look forward to exchanging knowledge, exploring innovative solutions, and connecting with others who are helping shape the future of tailings management.

If you're attending the conference, be sure to stop by booth 13 to meet our team, learn more about our work, and discuss how we can help address your project’s challenges. We look forward to seeing you there!

10/30/2026

volunteers from our Vancouver office came together for a volunteer initiative organized by our Mining and Environmental Group’s ESG Committee, spending part of their day supporting the Union Gospel Mission (UGM) in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.

For more than 80 years, UGM has supported individuals facing poverty, homelessness, addiction, and other significant challenges. Through its emergency shelters, meal programs, outreach initiatives, recovery services, and mobile missions, UGM continues to provide essential support to vulnerable individuals and communities across the Lower Mainland and other parts of British Columbia.

During their volunteer shift, our team rolled up their sleeves to assist in several areas, including kitchen operations, the UGM Thrift Store, and shelter maintenance. It was a rewarding experience filled with meaningful work and opportunities to connect with UGM staff. Our team was particularly appreciative of the welcoming and knowledgeable UGM staff, who shared valuable insights into the organization’s programs and their impacts on the community.

A big thank you to the Union Gospel Mission team for welcoming our volunteers and for the incredible work they continue to do in our community!

10/27/2026

is proud to be featured in the latest issue of GBR (Global Business Reports) Australia Mining 2026 magazine, with two articles exploring key challenges and opportunities shaping the future of Australia’s mining industry.

Tailings: A Tale of Two Incentives – Pg. 87 - 88

As expectations around dam safety, environmental responsibility, and corporate accountability continue to grow, mining companies are facing increasing pressure to look beyond technical compliance and strengthen how tailings facilities are managed throughout their lifecycle. In this article, KCB’s VP Australasia, Warren Vincent-Lambert, shares his insights on the internal ambitions and external pressures driving the adoption of the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (GISTM), and what this means for the future of tailings management in Australia.

Critical Minerals Need Critical Skills: Closing Australia’s Engineering Talent Gap – Pg. 89 - 90

As demand for critical minerals continues to grow, Australia’s mining industry faces another significant challenge; ensuring it has the skilled engineering workforce needed to support future development. KCB’s Senior Geotechnical Engineers Leah Huxley and Louis Kirsten explore the growing shortage of specialist engineering professionals, the challenges of developing experienced technical leaders, and why investing in the next generation of engineers is critical to the industry’s long-term growth.

Together, these articles highlight the importance of strengthening both industry practices and technical capabilities to support the safe, responsible, and sustainable development of Australia’s mining sector.

Read the full articles to learn more about the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry’s future: https://books.gbreports.com/books/Australia-Mining-2026/ =87

10/19/2026

is looking forward to joining dam industry leaders, owners, operators, and technical professionals in Hobart for this year’s conference, centred around the theme, “Resilient Dams, Smart Futures.”

As the industry navigates evolving risks, changing conditions, and growing expectations for critical infrastructure, ANCOLD provides an important opportunity to exchange knowledge, share ideas, and explore approaches that can strengthen the resilience and long-term performance of dams.

If you’re attending, connect with our team in Hobart and join us in the conversations shaping smarter, more resilient infrastructure for the future.

10/18/2026

Just one week until the 2026 Canadian Dam Association Annual Conference & Trade Show!

is looking forward to joining dam professionals from across Canada in Halifax to exchange knowledge, strengthen industry connections, and contribute to conversations around dam safety, operations, and infrastructure resilience.

Bringing together clients, partners, regulators, and industry peers, CDA 2026 provides an important opportunity to share perspectives on the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of dams and water infrastructure across Canada.

We look forward to connecting with everyone in Halifax at booth #203-204 and contributing to discussions that help advance safe, resilient, and responsible infrastructure for generations to come.

10/15/2026

Today, the Fourth Annual EERI-BC Chapter’s One-Day Symposium is underway in Vancouver, BC.

As part of Session 3 of the Invited Lectures, ’s Vice-President of Energy, Mining, Infrastructure and Environmental, Dr. Joseph Quinn, FEIC, will present “Seismic Hazard and Seismic Deformations: Challenges and Perspectives from A Global Experience on Tailings Dams.” Joseph will also join the Expert Panel Discussion as a panelist on “Designing for a Moving Target – Sustaining Resilience in an Era of Evolving Seismic Demands.”

If you’re attending today’s symposium, connect with the KCB team throughout the day.

10/14/2026

Members of our LAM Young Professionals Running Club recently participated in the Caminhada Rosa in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, an initiative that promotes an active lifestyle while supporting an important cause: raising awareness and supporting the fight against breast cancer.

Representing KCB at the event were Enzo Dias, Raphael Viola, Carolina Costa, Tamara Bracarense, and Jackeline Huertas, who joined members of the local community in support of this important cause.

Beyond raising awareness, the event provided an opportunity to connect outside the workplace, enjoy the outdoors, and strengthen relationships in a positive and engaging environment. Initiatives like these reflect KCB's commitment to supporting employee well-being while making meaningful contributions to the communities where we live and work.

10/12/2026

’s Technical and Innovation Lead in Geoscience, Dr. Anita Parbhakar-Fox, will be presenting at the upcoming IMARC 2026 in Sydney. This event will bring together mining leaders, innovators, and investors from around the world to discuss the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of the mining industry.

As the sector continues to evolve, IMARC serves as a valuable platform for sharing insights on a range of topics, including critical minerals, project development, emerging technologies, and sustainable mining practices. Anita will be presenting on Thursday, October 29th, and will focus on “Clearing Roadblocks: Building the Business Case for Mine Waste Reprocessing.”

If you’re attending IMARC 2026, connect with Anita to learn more about KCB’s operations in geosciences and click the link below to learn more about how KCB in Australia is growing our regional presence to support clients:
➡️ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNUuquOlwmqk

10/08/2026

was proud to sponsor and participate in this year's Girls and STEAM Summit at Science World, an annual event designed to inspire girls and gender-diverse youth to explore future opportunities in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM).

Representing KCB, Olivia Dillon and Anna Lockstein engaged with participants through hands-on learning and conversations about careers in engineering. As part of KCB's interactive activity, attendees explored the concept of soil liquefaction, a phenomenon that can occur during earthquakes when water-saturated soils temporarily lose their strength and ability to support structures. Using a LEGO building, sand, and water, Anna demonstrated how liquefaction works, helping participants visualize complex geotechnical engineering concepts.

The summit brought together STEAM professionals, mentors, and youth for a day of discovery, learning, and inspiration. KCB was pleased to support an initiative that encourages curiosity, builds connections, and helps empower the next generation of STEAM leaders.

10/06/2026

Our fourth annual Young Professionals (YP) Summit, hosted in Vancouver, brought together YPs from 's global offices, including Vancouver, Calgary, Brisbane, and Lima.

Over the course of the event, participants engaged in discussions on career development, leadership, technical excellence, and KCB's future direction. Highlights included a career panel featuring employees from various roles and disciplines, presentations on our values and strategic priorities, and YP-led presentations showcasing project experiences from across the company.

The summit continues to be an important opportunity for young professionals to connect, share knowledge, and strengthen relationships across our regions.

Please enjoy this recap of the 2026 YP Summit.

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