a wholly-owned subsidiary of NorZinc Ltd POST-EA INFORMATION PACKAGE INCLUDING AN UPDATED PROJECT DESCRIPTION ALL SEASON ROAD TO PRAIRIE CREEK MINE APPENDIX 3-1 SUBMITTED IN SUPPORT OF: Water Licences MV/PC2014L8-0006, and Land Use Permits MV/PC2014F0013 SUBMITTED TO: Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board Parks Canada, Yellowknife, NT X1A 2N7 Nahanni National Park Reserve Fort Simpson, NT X0E 0N0 SUBMITTED BY: Canadian Zinc Corporation Vancouver, BC, V6B 4N9 February 2019 Professional Profile of Daryl Salanski, P. Eng. PO Box 69 6407 Triple Tree Drive Grasmere, BC V0B 1R0 (250) 887-3212 Office (250) 278-0500 Cell [email protected] - 1 – Daryl Salanski Profile SUMMARY Civil Engineer with extensive experience in the construction industry. Thirty seven years of experience in consulting, corporate management, construction supervision, project engineering, estimating and claim analysis. Disciplines include heavy civil works, highway and resource road construction, railway construction, mine development, dam construction and hydro transmission line construction. Construction experience of twenty years on the job as Project Engineer at various locations throughout British Columbia and Alberta. Estimating experience of thirty years involving projects in Western Canada, as well as the Arctic, Ontario and Quebec. International estimating experience including projects in the Western United States, Mexico, the Caribbean, South America and Africa. Considerable number of projects estimated with values ranging from $50,000 to $150,000,000. Ten years management of construction projects throughout British Columbia, the Northwest Territories, Alberta and the State of Alaska. Project values have ranged from $2,000,000 to $15,000,000 per year. Responsibilities also included the management of a $24,000,000 equipment fleet. Fourteen years consulting to the construction industry providing execution and implementation plans, cost estimates, cost analysis and claim administration and negotiation. Expert Witness and Testimony experience on three legal cases involving highway and resource road construction. EDUCATION 1981 B.Sc. Civil Engineering – University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta 1977 University Transfer – Mount Royal College, Calgary, Alberta PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of British Columbia Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta - 2 – Daryl Salanski Profile WORK EXPERIENCE 2004 to Independent Consultant Present Grasmere, BC Provide project estimating, estimate review and analysis, construction management, and claims review and assessment to the construction industry. Expert Witness and estimate review for government, legal and surety firms relating to construction disputes. Projects include numerous highway and resource roads, plant sites, bridges, hydro transmission lines and dams throughout Canada. 1999 to Manager of Heavy Civil Construction and Mining 2004 Tercon Contractors Ltd. /Tercon Construction Ltd. Kamloops, BC Management of operations, including estimators and project supervisors. Maintain and update equipment costing, and oversee equipment acquisition and maintenance. Further responsibilities included affiliated companies in Alaska, Northwest Territories and Alberta. Managed construction volume of 20 million dollars per year. 1994 to Independent Consultant 1999 Grasmere, BC Provide project estimating, construction management and claims assessment to the construction industry. Estimated and supervised 1 km water main installation, 2 km highway road and bridge construction, 11 km of conveyor earthworks construction, two 2 km highway construction and paving projects, and earthworks and piping for ski hill development. All projects located in Southeastern British Columbia. Qualified as a legal Expert Witness. Provided assistance in claims negotiation. - 3 – Daryl Salanski Profile 1985 to Project Engineer/Contract Administrator/Estimator 1994 Tercon Contractors Ltd. Kamloops, BC Duties as Project Engineer entailed responsibility for quantity and cost control, quality control, daily inspections, supervision assistance, and liaisons with owner. Duties as Contract Administrator/Engineer entailed estimating responsibility for projects ranging from $50,000.00 to $50,000,000.00. Cost analysis of equipment fleet, contract analysis combined with claim preparation and presentation. Projects of direct involvement: Reconstruction of 19 km of Highway 97 in Northern British Columbia involving clearing, grading, drainage, base gravel and paving. Contract Mining at Westmin Mines and Cheni Gold Mines, in Northern British Columbia. Acid mine drainage reclamation at Equity Silver in Central British Columbia. Highway construction on Phases 1 thru 3 of the Coquihalla Highway in Southern British Columbia. Quarry and rock crushing for Northern Rock Products Ltd. 1981 to Project Engineer 1982 Goodbrand Construction Ltd. Aldergrove, BC Duties as Project Engineer entailed responsibility for quantity and cost control for earthmoving and structural projects for the Northeast British Columbia coal development. These projects included a conveyor river crossing, tunnel portal development, and 19 km of rail grade construction. Project claim preparation and presentation. Establishment of costing programs, cost and production analysis, and estimating for Asphalt Division in Central and Northern British Columbia. - 4 – John Murray, P.Eng. Civil Engineer [email protected] 250 878 1903 projects, design review, claims review, and Biography supporting team member on project teams. Forty years of professional experience, including ten years working with government highway 2009-Current TeamBuild departments in Ontario, the Northwest Territories Principal of TeamBuild GRI providing senior and the Yukon as a surveyor, construction Canadian professional resources as well as offshore supervisor, transportation engineer and program production teams for government and private manager followed by twenty-eight years working in sector infrastructure clients. consulting engineering businesses as project manager, sector leader, department manager, office manager, transportation sector leader, 2011 – April, 2017 Allnorth Consultants president and CEO. Ltd Director and General Manager - Member of eleven boards since 1998, including Transportation, Municipal, Land Development, LNG consulting engineering company boards as a Power Generation and Transmission, and Building director and board chairman, and member of site services. Working on projects in six Provinces industry association boards including the and three Territories from 14 local offices. Consulting Engineers of Alberta and the Alberta Chamber of Resources. 2006-2009 Focus Corporation Director, CEO, and President of Focus Corporation, a multidiscipline western Canadian engineering Career Summary company involved in oil and gas plant and pipeline engineering, hydro and co-gen power, transportation, municipal, land development, structural and geomatics with a peak staff of 1,550 2009-Current JJRM Projects Ltd in 22 offices. Principal of JJRM, providing services as Owner’s Representative and Project Advisor on major 1 | P a g e 2001-2006 CH2M HILL Canada Ltd President and Director of CH2M HILL Areas of Experience Canada Ltd with a staff of 670 in 12 offices, • Project management providing services in industrial, transportation, • Team building water, wastewater, environmental, security and • Client liaison data management, plant operations, construction • Transportation engineering services and contracting. Supporting global • Project definition, planning and engineering projects through a Toronto based delivery design centre. From 2001 to 2003 held a dual role • Public participation as Senior Vice President of the Transportation Division, a new division within CH2M HILL Canada Ltd, which targeted major transportation, design build and P3 projects in the Canadian market. Education • Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Civil Engineering, University of 1991-2001 Reid Crowther and Waterloo, (1978) Partners Ltd Senior Partner for Reid Crowther’s central BC region and then southern Alberta region, with a regional staff of 165 in four offices, providing industrial, municipal, land Membership and Associations development, building services, transportation, • Professional Engineer (P.Eng.), water and wastewater and environmental services. Association of Professional Engineers A board member from 1997 to 2001 and board and Geoscientist of BC (APEGBC) chair from 1999 to 2001. Reid Crowther operated • Professional Engineer (P.Eng.), from 8 Canadian offices and International offices Association of Professional Engineers in UK, Africa, Caribbean, ,USA and Australia, and Geoscientists of AB (APEGA) employing 700 staff at the time of sale to • Professional Engineer (P.Eng.), EarthTech in 2001. Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of YT (APEY). 1988-1991 Cansult Ltd Regional Office Manager for a remote office in Al Ain in the United Arab Emirates working on major transportation and municipal infrastructure Training projects for Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nayan. • IAP2 Techniques for Effective Public Participation 2016 and Planning for Effective Public Participation 2015 • Organizational Quality Management 1978-1988 (OQM) Certification from APEGBC 2015 Highway Departments in Ontario, Northwest • WHMIS, Allnorth, 2015, 2016 Territories and Yukon Held positions as senior • Accident Investigation, Allnorth 2015 project engineer, construction