Mine Engineer
The Mine Engineer coordinates activities related to mine design systems, programs, and processes, ensuring short- and long-term plans are aligned, production goals are achievable, and operations run efficiently and safely.
Your key responsibilities will include:
- Independently prepare pit phase designs and short-term mine plans.
- Integrate short-term plans into long-term LOM plans to avoid bottlenecks.
- Analyze and interpret short-term plans to ensure alignment with operational objectives.
- Prepare monthly and weekly plans by coordinating activities and adjusting approaches as needed.
- Supervise daily survey work, drilling, and blasting to prioritize planning goals.
- Monitor and control mining activities, ensuring compliance with plans and specifications.
- Prepare annual budgets and long-term plans with construction and operational schedules.
- Respond to internal and external requests; keep up-to-date with trends and technologies in mine design.
- Research and recommend process, technology, or methodology improvements.
- Prepare technical manuals, reports, and communication materials.
- Contribute to development of engineering policies and practices.
- Design drill patterns based on operational parameters.
- Conduct equipment studies to verify production targets.
- Ensure pit designs are correctly implemented in the field.
- Coordinate production surveying.
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