Manager Training Courses

BEng (Hons)(Metallurgical Engineering) , PhD

Sarah graduated from the University of South Australia in 1996 with a Bachelor of Engineering degree (first class honours) in Metallurgical Engineering.   She joined Mount Isa Mines in 1997 as part of their graduate program, where she was involved in the George Fisher Feasibility Study and various optimisation projects in the Copper Smelter.

In 2000, she began a PhD at the Ian Wark Research Institute (University of South Australia), focusing on the relationship between froth recovery and froth structure in flotation, which was awarded in 2004.

Sarah joined JKTech in 2003 and has been strongly involved in the development and release of JKSimFloat V6, as well as developing steady-state flotation models for plants worldwide.  

In her current role of Manager Training Courses, Sarah is responsible for co-ordinating training courses delivered by JKTech personnel.  She also continues to have significant involvement in software development and flotation optimisation.