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MINING ENGINEERS, ADVISORS TO THE KINGSMAN BOARD
BORIS KARPOFF, P.Eng.
Mr. Karpoff is based in Kamloops B.C. and is a Consulting Mining Engineer with over 50 years mining experience and has held numerous positions with major mining companies. He was mine geologist and general mine superintendent for the Sullivan Group in 1964 and assistant to the Vice-President Mines from 1966 to 1970. Prior to joining David S. Robertson and Associates in 1973 as senior associate he was with Penarroya Canada Ltee, the Canadian arm of Societe Miniere et Metallurgique de Pennarroya, France and was responsible for technical and economic evaluation studies of Canadian projects. Between 1973 and 1987 his responsibilities were concentrated on ore reserves and grade control, capital and operating cost estimation and feasibility studies to mining companies on behalf of financial institutions and government agencies in Canada, North and South America, Africa and Asia.
ED KIMURA, P. Geo.
Mr.Kimura is based in Vancouver B.C.
Geology-Phisics
Mr. Kimura formerly Placer Dome exploration Manager for Canada, spent six years doing mine geology underground at Eldorado Uranium Mines in Uranium City Saskatchewan, 15 years doing open pit mine geology and exploration at both the Craigmont Copper Mine near Merrit, B.C. (2 years), and the Endako Molybdenum Mine at Endako, B.C. His geological work at these mines was related to production planning, ore grade control, mine and regional exploration, resource and reserve estimations, and geotechnical studies.
Engineering
Mr Kimura spent four years at Placer Dome's Endako open pit molybdenum mine as senior mine engineer, as well as 16 years with Placer in mineral exploration across Canada. Mine engineering responsibilities involved production, open pit design, industrial engineering and environmental control.
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