Tailings & Mine Waste Management
Lifecycle stewardship of tailings storage facilities, waste rock dumps, mine water, and hazardous mine waste under the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management and equivalent regulatory regimes.
Tailings & Mine Waste Management (BC-4460) is a level-1 business capability in the Mining & Metals model. The catalog holds 0 API surface(s) from 0 provider(s) that can perform some part of it. Reach is the vendor surface that lands on this capability — it is not a claim about what any particular organisation has deployed.
Authorities this capability cites
Cited by the capability model itself. These frameworks are referenced, never redistributed, and citing one does not imply its owner endorses this listing.
- https://globaltailingsreview.org/global-industry-standard/
- https://www.icmm.com/tailings-management
- https://www.icmm.com/en-gb/our-principles/mining-principles
- https://environment.ec.europa.eu/topics/waste-and-recycling/mining-waste_en
Sub-capabilities
Tailings Storage Facility Engineering BC-4460.10
Engineering design and lifecycle planning of tailings storage facilities including site selection, dam construction, and closure-aligned design.
Tailings Operations BC-4460.20
Operational placement of tailings into storage facilities, including slurry, paste, and filtered tailings handling and water recovery.
Tailings Surveillance & Dam Safety BC-4460.30
Surveillance, governance, and emergency preparedness of tailings facilities under GISTM and equivalent dam-safety regimes.
Waste Rock Management BC-4460.40
Characterisation and operational management of waste rock dumps, including acid and metalliferous drainage controls.
Mine Water Management BC-4460.50
Site-wide mine water balance, treatment, and discharge compliance.
Hazardous Mine Waste Management BC-4460.60
Management of process reagent waste, cyanide-bearing waste, and heavy-metal-bearing residues.
Providers that reach this capability
No provider in the catalog currently publishes an API surface that reaches this capability. That is a real answer, not a gap in the page: much of what an enterprise does runs on internal systems that publish no API at all.