job Description

As a Surveying Engineer in our mining operations, you will be responsible for conducting detailed land surveys, ensuring accurate data collection, and providing critical support to the engineering and operations teams. You will be working in both office and field environments to collect, process, and analyze spatial data for mine planning, design, and development. Your expertise will directly contribute to the safety, efficiency, and success of our mining projects.

Duties and Responsibilities

-Conduct Surveying Operations: Perform land surveys and measurements in mining operations, including open-pit and underground surveys, to determine boundaries, topography, and other relevant metrics.
-Data Collection & Analysis: Collect, analyze, and process data from the field to provide accurate and timely information for mine planning, design, and ongoing operations.
-Mine Design Support: Work with mine engineers and geologists to produce detailed topographic maps, cross-sectional profiles, and other drawings essential for mine development.
-Surveying Equipment Management: Use and maintain modern surveying equipment such as GPS, total stations, laser scanning, and drone technology to ensure accurate data collection.
-Quality Control: Ensure all survey data meets accuracy standards and aligns with the technical specifications required for project execution.
-Reporting: Prepare and present surveying reports and documentation, ensuring the results are clearly communicated to the project teams and management.
-Site Inspections: Conduct site inspections and provide recommendations based on survey data to improve efficiency and mitigate risks during the mining process.

Qualifications and Experience

-Bachelor’s degree in Surveying, Geomatics, or a related field.
-Proven experience in land surveying, preferably in the mining industry.
-Strong understanding of surveying techniques and methods, including GNSS, total stations, and LiDAR.
-Familiarity with mine planning and design software such as AutoCAD, Civil 3D, or MineSight.
-Knowledge of industry standards, regulatory requirements, and environmental guidelines in mining operations.
-Experience working in both office and field environments, with the ability to handle challenging outdoor conditions.
-Strong analytical, problem-solving, and organizational skills.