360 Engineering & Environmental was pleased to be on site at AME Roundup 2026, alongside our mining alliance partners NewFields Canada Inc. and Triton Environmental Consultants Ltd. As one of the mining industry’s leading technical conferences, AME Roundup provides a valuable forum for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and discussion across the full project lifecycle.
Throughout the event, members of our team connected with mining companies, Indigenous partners, regulators, consultants, and service providers to discuss current challenges and opportunities shaping the sector. From early-stage exploration and project development to environmental management, closure planning, and reclamation, conversations reflected a shared focus on responsible development, risk management, and long-term outcomes.
Our mining alliance brings together complementary technical expertise across engineering, environmental science, geoscience, and reclamation. By working collaboratively, we support mining projects with integrated solutions that align regulatory requirements, environmental performance, and operational realities. Events like AME Roundup reinforce the value of this approach, creating space for cross-disciplinary dialogue and practical problem solving.
For 360 EEC, participation in AME Roundup is also an opportunity to engage in forward-looking conversations around accelerated closure, adaptive planning, and the importance of integrating closure considerations early in the project lifecycle. As expectations around environmental stewardship and accountability continue to evolve, collaboration across disciplines and organizations is more important than ever.
We would like to thank AME and the conference organizers for hosting another strong Roundup, and to everyone who took the time to connect with our team and alliance partners. We look forward to continuing these conversations and supporting mining projects across Canada and beyond.
