What's A HAPPI?

THE window stands for The Meeting of Indonesia's Mining Masters, a professional organization that gathers professionals who work in the Indonesian mining sector, which is one of the most known professional associations in the national mining industry and plays an important role in the development of competence, professional ethics, and professional standards in mineral and coal sectors.

For many outside the industry, PERHAPI is often known for its involvement in the Competent Development Person Indonesia (CPI) and the reporting of resources and mineral reserves according to Code KCMIBut PERHAPI's role is much broader than that.

CHANGE They are vessels for mining engineers, geologists, mineral resource experts, consultants, academics, regulators, and other professionals involved in mining activities. Through seminars, training, conferences, technical publications, and professional development activities, PERHAPI helped improve the quality of human resources in the Indonesian mining industry.

One of the most important contributions PERHAPI is his involvement in the Competent Person Indonesian system (CPI). In reports of exploration, mineral resource estimate, and mineral reserve estimate, professional experience is required that it has relevant and accountable competence. Through a recognized mechanism in the system KCMI, members who meet certain requirements can acquire the Competent Person status in accordance with their field of expertise.

Competent Persons are very important because investors, companies, finance agencies, and regulators require the belief that technical information used in decision making has been compiled by professionals who have had a suitable experience.

FEW people are currently one of the major professional organizations associated with the resource and reserve reporting system in Indonesia.

For both companies and project owners, understanding PERHAPI's role can help in finding proper expert power for the needs of exploration, the estimate of resources, reserve estimate, due discipline, feasibility studies, and reports according to KCMI Code.