Blue Lagoon Resources Nears Production Milestone at Dome Mountain Gold Project with Key Team Appointments
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Blue Lagoon Resources gains operational advantage with imminent MBBR commissioning and key hires positioning for near-term gold production and cash flow.
Blue Lagoon Resources is finalizing its MBBR water treatment system commissioning while conducting underground safety preparations before commencing drilling and blasting operations.
Blue Lagoon Resources demonstrates environmental stewardship through advanced water treatment and sustainable mining practices that benefit local communities and ecosystems.
Blue Lagoon Resources uses innovative Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor technology to treat water enabling safe gold mining operations in British Columbia.
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Blue Lagoon Resources Inc. is approaching the final commissioning phase of its Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor water treatment system at the Dome Mountain Gold Project, representing the last requirement before initiating blasting operations. The company anticipates the MBBR system will be fully operational within the next 7 to 10 days, enabling immediate commencement of blasting activities once the water treatment plant achieves full commissioning status.
Underground preparation work has already begun this week to ensure operational readiness, including establishment of emergency egress exit points, bolt testing, re-establishment of ventilation systems, clearing magazine storage units, moving waste piles, and cleaning underground sumps. Drilling at the rollover to establish the first exposed ore face is also currently underway as part of the comprehensive preparatory activities.
The company has significantly strengthened its operational leadership with two strategic appointments to support the transition to production. Michael Kendall joins as Underground Mine Supervisor, bringing more than three decades of hands-on underground mining experience from notable Canadian operations including Eskay Creek, Rice Lake, and Red Chris. His expertise in mine planning, development, and production management, combined with his safety leadership as a recognized Mine Rescue Captain, will be instrumental as Dome Mountain progresses toward steady-state production.
Dr. Francis Salifu has been appointed as Environmental Manager, contributing over 15 years of mining-sector environmental management experience. With a PhD in Environmental Science and specialized expertise in ML/ARD mitigation, water quality modeling, and biochemical reactor systems, Dr. Salifu previously worked with Conuma Resources, PwC, and the Alberta Energy Regulator, where he improved site compliance by more than 60%. His skills in stakeholder engagement with regulators and Indigenous communities underscore Blue Lagoon's commitment to environmental compliance and responsible mining practices.
President and CEO Rana Vig emphasized that building the appropriate team is critical as the company prepares for mining operations and near-term cash flow generation. These strategic appointments reinforce Blue Lagoon's dedication to safety protocols, environmental stewardship, and efficient execution at Dome Mountain. The company operates within British Columbia's prime mining jurisdiction and received a full mining permit in February 2025, one of only nine such permits issued in the province since 2015. Additional details are available through the original release.
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