Sample preparation Management

Interested in the process of sample management, preparation, and laboratory analysis? Here’s a brief explanation of what we do at Nesch Mintech Tanzania limited Laboratory when we receive your sample. We ensure all work is done as per ISO17025 and The AMIRA standards, specifically the AMIRA P754 Code of Practice for Metal Accounting, which provide guidelines for obtaining credible figures of metal quantities processed and produced, and methods for obtaining a Metal Balance.

1. Sample Management and Safety, Health, and Environment: This involves the proper handling and storage of samples to ensure their integrity and the safety of laboratory personnel. It also includes adhering to environmental regulations to minimize the impact of laboratory operations on the environment.
2. Sample Management and Preparation: This stage involves the collection, labeling, tracking, and preparation of samples for analysis. Preparation may include processes like grinding, sieving, or digestion, depending on the nature of the sample and the type of analysis to be performed.
3. Sample Analysis and QA/QC (Quality Assurance/Quality Control): In this stage, the prepared samples are analyzed using appropriate laboratory techniques. The results are then checked for accuracy and precision as part of quality control procedures. Quality assurance involves the overall process management to ensure consistent and reliable results.

Each of these stages is crucial in ensuring the reliability and accuracy of laboratory results. Proper sample management and preparation ensure that the samples are representative and ready for analysis, while rigorous QA/QC procedures ensure that the results are accurate and reliable. Barrick ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI - GEITA GOLD MINE Anglo Platinum Silvercorp Metals Inc. OreCorp Limited Shanta Gold Limited Lindian Resources Limited WALKABOUT RESOURCES LTD (ASX:WKT) Marula Mining PLC Tume ya Madini MetSoc: Metallurgy and Materials Society of CIM MEI Conferences Investing in African Mining Indaba