Gold Exploration Services
Western Australia
We plan, coordinate, and execute early-stage gold exploration programs across Western Australia, delivering high-quality results tailored to our clients’ objectives.
The Dingo Process
Review Historical Exploration
We conduct detailed reviews of publicly available historical exploration data prior to commencing field programs. This process often involves georeferencing historical maps, compiling legacy datasets, and interpreting handwritten geological reports to support accurate exploration targeting..
Geological Review
Historical exploration data is assessed alongside regional and local geology to determine the most prospective exploration targets and validate them against previous exploration results.
Target Generation
Target generation is undertaken prior to mobilisation to optimise field efficiency and maximise exploration outcomes. Targets are defined through integrated geological interpretation, historical exploration reviews, and client-focused areas of interest.
Map Making
Georeferenced maps are produced for both field and office use, incorporating geology, historical exploration data, geophysical datasets, access tracks, and other relevant project information to support efficient exploration activities.
Notification of Pastoral Holders
Prior to mobilisation, Dingo Prospecting communicates with relevant pastoral holders regarding upcoming field activities to ensure operational transparency and maintain positive working relationships throughout the project area.
Safety
Dingo Prospecting prioritises field safety through structured operational procedures and comprehensive emergency preparedness. Field teams operate in pairs and maintain scheduled check-ins with the Perth-based office in the morning, midday, and evening. Each team member is provided with access to detailed maps showing homesteads, towns, hospitals, and mine sites relevant to the project area. A field activity plan is submitted prior to mobilisation to ensure the Perth-based team is fully aware of daily field locations and activities.
Each team is issued a comprehensive emergency response plan, including contact details for local police, hospitals, the Royal Flying Doctor Service, councils, and pastoral stations. Field personnel are equipped with Garmin GPS trackers, two-way radios, and snake bite kits, with one team member carrying a satellite phone for remote communication.
Field vehicles are fitted with Starlink satellite connectivity and fully stocked first aid kits to maintain reliable communication and medical readiness in remote areas. All vehicles are also equipped with essential recovery gear, including spare tyres, high-lift jacks (not kangaroo jacks), tyre repair kits, and MaxTrax recovery boards, ensuring safe and effective operation in remote environments.
