Pedro Elissetche C.
About Pedro Elissetche C.
Pedro Elissetche C. is a Senior Mine Planning Engineer at Bluestone Resources Inc. in Guatemala, with extensive experience in mining engineering and project management across various companies in South America.
Work at Bluestone Resources
Pedro Elissetche C. has been serving as a Senior Mine Planning Engineer at Bluestone Resources Inc. since 2021. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing mine planning operations in Guatemala. His expertise in mine planning contributes to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of mining operations within the company.
Previous Experience in Mining
Prior to his current position, Pedro Elissetche C. held various roles in the mining industry. He worked at Barrick Gold Corporation from 2018 to 2021 as a Supervisor Senior Planificación Largo Plazo en Veladero in Argentina. He also spent six years at NCL INGENIERIA Y CONSTRUCCION SpA as Ingeniero de Proyectos from 2012 to 2018 in Santiago, Chile. His earlier experience includes positions at Antofagasta Minerals and BHP Billiton, where he gained foundational knowledge in mining operations.
Education and Expertise
Pedro Elissetche C. studied at Universidad de Chile, where he earned a degree in Mining Engineering with a focus on Mining and Extractive Metallurgy. His education spanned from 2003 to 2010, providing him with a solid foundation in mining principles and practices. This academic background supports his professional roles in mine planning and project management.
Contributions to Environmental Studies
Pedro Elissetche C. has contributed to environmental impact studies in the mining sector. He authored the mining chapter of an environmental impact study, demonstrating his commitment to sustainable mining practices. His work includes supporting water management and geochemistry areas, particularly in modeling and quantifying elements that could lead to acid mine drainage.
Project Management and Supervision
Throughout his career, Pedro Elissetche C. has been involved in various project management and supervisory roles. He supervised early construction projects that included the development of infrastructure such as offices, kitchens, dining facilities, and temporary workshops. He also played a key role in the design of limestone quarries aimed at neutralizing rocks with potential acid drainage generation.