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CAE TERRA SIMULATOR BASED OPERATOR TRAINING CENTREProductivity, Safety and Performance ImprovementCAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information Confidential1CAE Overview2

8,000 employees| Annual revenue $1.8b | Trains 100,000 people annuallyInvests 10% revenues/year R&D | $270m R&D for mining, healthcare and energy CAE has operations and facilities in 100 sites in > 20 countries 1,300 High-fidelity simulators in operation around the world

CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information ConfidentialCivil Training and ServicesA global leader in aviation training services42 aviation training locations worldwide for pilots and techniciansEquipped with more than 210 full-flight simulators Serving more than 3,500 airlines, aircraft operators and OEMs CAE Global Academy: world's largest network of ab initio flight schools 12 locations on five continents and a fleet of more than 240 aircraft3

CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information ConfidentialCAE has been perfecting the science of simulation for close to 65 years. Today, our flightsimulators represent the industrys standard and provide pilots with the most authentic andrealistic training experience. CAE has developed more than 1,300 simulators which areoperational around the world. They range from simulators for tanks and other land vehicles tothe full range of aircraft simulators including fighter jets, military helicopters and civil aircraft -from the smallest business jets to the worlds largest airliners.Military Simulation Products, Training and ServicesLeader for air, land and sea applicationsSupplies products and services to more than 50 nationsLargest Canadian-owned defence contractorContinued success for CAE USASupplier to all branches of U.S. defence forcesMore than $150 million in business over the past 5 years from theNight Stalkers, the U.S. armys elite Special Forces 4

CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information ConfidentialOur customers are telling us that we have the best simulation because we make no compromise on our true fidelity approach which is based on data we extract from the vehicles and from our aviation high-fidelity (Level D certified) models that have benefited from decades of field experience.

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CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information ConfidentialCAEs Level D simulation models used in aviation --that means the highest-fidelity simulation. Did you know that our aviation simulators are so realistic, that a veteran pilots training is done only on simulators and that the first time he flies the aircraft it is with passengers in the back. Thats the kind of realism what we are bringing to mining.

Similarities (Mining vs Military)

CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information ConfidentialCAE Terra Simulator ModelP&H 4100 XPCCAT 793F

P&H 41007

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General Overview (Electric Shovel cabin)ScreenProjectorsMirrorsMotion SystemInstructor AreaSimulated CabinCAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information Confidential10CAE Mining Training PhilosophyTo respond to a clients specific needs, operational challenges and budget constraints. To offer various training solutions, along with our simulator, from tailored or modular training packages to a complete turnkey solution. To work in collaboration with the client to ensure successful training design solution and implementation.

CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information Confidential11An Integrated Simulation-Based Training Program Can Help Address the Skills Gap Efficiently and Cost-Effectively Reduced time to proficiencyby 50%Reduced attrition by a factorof three, from 15% to 5% Improved instructor efficiency by 300%

The benefitsof simulation bring tangible improvementsto training*Learning by doingSignificantly higher retentionSkills acquisition and practiceProblem solving/decision making skillsFeedback and measurementContext relevanceSafe failureHigh presence and immersionHigh engagement *Statistics based on CAEs experience in Aviation over the last 30 yearsSource: A Comparison of Simulation-Based and Conventional Training Methods, Experience Builders LLCCAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information ConfidentialExamples: The instructor can take the student back 5,10, 20 sec to redo what he missed, he can also reposition the vehicle with the touchscreen on the actual visual scene.CAE Terra Training System13

CAE TerraSimulatorInteractiveE-Learning ClassroomInstructor-leadCAE Classroom

New OperatorsWorkforce enters the Mining IndustryExisting Operatorsenter from Mine siteQualified and Proficient Operators80% are High Level Risk

Learning correct equipment proceduresDecrease fleet maintenance costsIncrease fleet availabilityImprove overall Mine safetyPrevent unforeseen Mine stoppage20% enter to optimise daily tasks.

Increase Mine productivity by improving efficiency of daily tasks.

Examples of increased KPIs areIncrease load capacity Increase speed of loading times (spotting)Increased haulage capacity

Mine Standards Achieved

CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information Confidential13Haul Truck Lesson SamplesBasic Operating Procedures - Forwards Stop and GoDrive forwards, brake and park on a flat surface.Drive forwards, navigating around simple obstacles

Basic Operating Procedures - Reverse Stop and GoDrive backwards and reverse park on flat surfacesChange Directions and Speed

Basic Haul CycleLoad at loaderHauling load Dump load on stockpile

Complex Operating Procedures Basic manoeuvresDrive forwards Around complex obstaclesThrough archesDown short steep rampsDown long gradeAround hairpin curveOnto spoil using crossoverOnto stockpileInto shopIn soft groundIn narrow corridorUtilizing runway laneParkFuel and lube stationFacing downhillFacing uphillIn parking ditchOn a slope

Complex Operating Procedures Haul CycleLoadLeft side of shovelRight side of shovelFrom backhoe Tail loadingFrom backhoe Side loadingFrom SiloDumping Under Specified ConditionsInto grizzliesIn multi piles for pit floor repairSpread loadFree dump on a spoil that is sloughing

Emergency Operating ProceduresGoing downhill with ARC on and truck gaining speed (additional retardation with hand control) Downhill in slippery conditions Spin-out on uphill in slippery conditions Loss of control on level road in slippery conditions Evasive action for oncoming traffic in a skid situation ARC off ARC on ARC on and using service brake (overloaded truck) Loss of steering pressure Loss of brake oil pressure Front tire blowout Truck fireSkid ramp

CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information Confidential14Cable Shovel Scenario SamplesStart-Up ProcedureBasic step-by-step procedure

Shutdown procedureNormal ShutdownExtended ShutdownEmergency ShutdownLower Boarding shut

Basic Motion Control ProcedureSafety check before starting to workHoist Motion ControlSwing Motion ControlCrowd Motion ControlPropel Motion ControlLinking Motion Control

Normal Shovel OperationDigging CycleShovel Position (for and during operation)Single back-up Maximum Slew AngleSingle back-up Shovel positioning sequenceSingle back-up Maximum Slew AngleSingle back-up Shovel positioning sequenceDigging ManeuverNormal DiggingDig low faceDig medium faceDig high faceControl Rock in faceControl frost lumpsDig ramp going up or downNormal Shovel Operation - ContinuedLoading ManeuverNormal LoadingLoading Truck on both sidesLoading MethodSingle back-up Bench CutSingle back-up Box CutDouble back-up Bench CutDouble back-up Box cutFrost layer Bucket sequence Modified drive-byProper Dig Plan, Sequencing and Power Cable SetupsGenSetSpecial Shovel OperationPropel to Cable Satellite and pick-upPropel to Cable Spool and pick-up

Emergency Operating ProceduresDealing with FireDealing with Truck failureDealing with Loss of visibilitySnowFogRainCollaboration with Maintenance functionHoist rope unravelHoist rope breaksFault-control lossLose LimitsLose hoist limits

CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information Confidential15Simulator Learning Activities Engine Main FeaturesMonitor Student progress viaCompetences ViewPerformance ViewProviding ScoringCustom based performance view

Custom based Performance ViewLesson Competences ViewCAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information Confidential16Instructor StationErgonomicMulti-touchTablet PC OptionEasy to use & operational Enhanced Debrief CapabilityExtended Lesson plan Capabilities (LPS)Driving Interaction from InstructorOffer same capabilities as the regulated aviation industry instructors station17

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Leveraging CAEs motion expertise Extensive capabilitiesHigh Pay Load availability6 DOF rotary actuatorsCompact: 15 inches height (retracted)Pay load: 1,000kgFollowing FAA regulations

Motion System18CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information Confidential18Mission Training Maximize return on simulator cabin purchase, Becomes a training device when not in the classroom simulator. Operation for basic lesson and vehicle induction training.

CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information Confidential19Increased Retention and ProficiencyKey Simulator Training differentiatorEnhanced realism and fidelity based on the aviation standardHigh-fidelity simulationAdvanced Soil/Rock Dynamics interaction with terrain High fidelity visuals High definition projector screens Six degrees-of-freedom motion system Instructor station based on our aviation simulatorsBrief-debrief system

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CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information ConfidentialThe enablers of increased retention can be first acheived with the proper technology but also the proper training environment.

The simulator is user-friendly and designed with an instructor station that allows effective training sessions between instructor andoperator. The ability of the instructor to dynamically alter the training scenario leads to improved instructor efficiency.

Fully simulated rock dynamics and climatic conditions allow students to train with the real life feel of the equipment interacting withthe rock and to become better prepared for a range of conditions and unpredictable events.20

CAE Inc. and/or Proprietary Information ConfidentialCAE mining simulator combines true fidelity, reliability, quality, and customer support backed by unmatched experience and know-how.We assure the greatest value through on-going innovation, technology insertion, constant refinement and advanced manufacturing techniques. The results are the superior quality, reliability and ease of maintenancethat add up to lower lifecycle costs, and high availability for your training assets.

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