Luis Daniel Gutiérrez Híjar
About Luis Daniel Gutiérrez Híjar
Luis Daniel Gutiérrez Híjar is a Corporate Mine Ventilation Engineer with extensive experience in the mining industry, having worked for various companies in Peru and Honduras. He holds a degree in Mining Engineering from Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú and has contributed to educational initiatives in mine ventilation.
Current Role at Glencore
Luis Daniel Gutiérrez Híjar serves as a Corporate Mine Ventilation Engineer at Glencore since 2020. His role involves overseeing ventilation systems in mining operations, ensuring compliance with safety standards and efficiency. He operates out of Lima, Perú, contributing to the company's commitment to sustainable mining practices.
Previous Experience in Mine Ventilation
Prior to his current position, Gutiérrez Híjar held various roles in mine ventilation engineering. He worked at Compañía de Minas Buenaventura S.A.A. in two separate stints, first as an Ingeniero de Ventilación in Unidad: Julcani and later in Unidad: Uchucchacua. His experience also includes positions at TEMPUS Mine and Tunnel Ventilation Studies and SRK Consulting, where he focused on project management and engineering solutions.
Educational Background in Mining Engineering
Gutiérrez Híjar studied Ingeniería de Minas at Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. His education provided a foundation in mining principles, which he has applied throughout his career in various engineering roles. His academic background supports his expertise in mine ventilation systems.
Professional Contributions and Publications
Luis Daniel Gutiérrez Híjar has contributed to the field of mine ventilation through educational initiatives. He published content that simplifies the stages of engineering projects for better understanding. Additionally, he created educational videos covering topics such as mine fire simulation and airflow calculations for auxiliary ventilation systems.
Training and Courses Conducted
Gutiérrez Híjar conducted a Mine Ventilation Course in Hermosillo, Mexico, on September 19 and 20, 2019. This course aimed to enhance knowledge and skills in mine ventilation engineering, reflecting his commitment to professional development and education in the industry.