Job description:The short-term mine planning engineer at the Loulo project will be responsible for providing the pivotal role between production and strategic planning, by providing tactical plans and simulations of the open pit mining operations.
His/her responsibilities will include:
• Providing on-time accurate weekly plans in line with the monthly and LoM strategic plans
• Ensuring adherence to the short term plans by the mining contractor
• Providing localized pit and dump design adjustments as and when required
• Providing QA of the mining operation in relation to adherence to design
• Providing on-going simulations of the mining operation to test the validity of short and longer-term plans, as and when required
• Supporting the geotechnical department in analysis of wall stability and management of slope angles in conjunction with the Chief Mine Planning Engineer
• Providing training for local staff
• Improving quality standards in short-term planning
• Working in close collaboration with survey to ensure plans are delivered on time on accurate information
Candidate profile:
• Minimum of 5 years experience in open pit mining, of which a minimum of 2 years involved in production simulation, time study, or short-term planning.
• Survey and/or Geotechnical experience will be regarded as a distinct asset
• Very good computer skills, and advanced knowledge of at least 1 mining software package. GEMS (Gemcom) proficiency is a distinct advantage. MS Office expertise a requirement.
• Team player with a solution-providing attitude; self-motivated and good organizational skills
Position profile:
The position is based on a 2-year contract in West Africa on a remote mine site with full amenities available on an ex-pat basis. The successful candidate will be expected to train local staff in his/her duties to ensure continuity on end of contract. Remuneration commensurate with experience.
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with réf : 2145
