JOB SUMMARY
We are seeking an experienced and results-driven Senior Mine Engineer to lead mine planning, design, and operational optimization across our mining operations.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Maintain and improve safety, health and environmental standards and practices within the Mine Site
Promote and assist in the implementation of Site Safety and environmental initiatives and motoring tools
Demonstrate a strong safety culture, acting when risks to human health, equipment or the environment are being witnessed. Develop mid-to-long range mining plans, pit designs, dump sequences, dump designs and stockpiles, etc.
Maintain a usable and neat data structure.
Develop and implement the short and long range mine planning units
implementation of planning schedules, capital and operating cost estimates, and evaluations of all projects
Cost and evaluate mine production equipment. Monitor the development of new technology and identify opportunities for implementation
Supervise all Mine production activities including dig and hau d&Blast and p pit dewatering
Organize and implement a two-shift system (Day & Night) for the e Production department
Train and mentor all Mining Engineers, Mine Captains, shift bosses, pit supervisors, operators and all workers that fall under the Mining Department.
Participate in small to medium size construction, expansion or
Be a team leader with excellent communication skills and be able to provide technical assistance and analysis on all Mine Site projects. Take part in review of geologic, hydrology geochemistry and resource models. Interrogate models for key geotechnical, hydrology geo-metallurgical information to guide mine criteria including the optimum mining rate
Geotechnical, soils and rock testing-Develop the fit-for-purpose testing programs needed to inform on the design criteria for open pits and waste dumps
Supervise and put attention on all activities of the Company Surveyor in relation to Mine Production activities on the Site.
QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor's degree in Mining Engineering or a related discipline (Master's degree is an advantage)
Minimum of 8-12 years relevant mining experience, with at least 3-5 years in a senior or supervisory role
Solid knowledge on the use of software like SURPAC or DESWIK
Strong knowledge of open-pit and/or underground mining methods
Solid understanding of mining legislation, safety standards, and best practices
Proven leadership, problem-solving, and decision-making skills
Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities