Mining Surveyor
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Experience Required:
3-5 Years
Job Posted On:
1 January 2025
Currently Available:
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Job Description:
Mine Surveyor with prior experience in Topological, Volumetric, Operating Pit using TS, Laser, DGPS & Drone. He/She must also have past experience in the post survey Data Processing and Report Generation.
Responsibilities:
Topographic Surveys: Conducting detailed surveys of the mining area's topography, including surface features, elevations, and natural obstacles.
Boundary Identification: Clearly defining and marking the boundaries of the mining site to ensure compliance with legal regulations and to prevent encroachment on neighboring properties.
Volume Calculations: Calculating the volumes of earth and minerals moved during mining and related activities.
Mapping and Drafting: Creating accurate maps, plans, and diagrams of the mining site, underground workings, tunnels, and other structures.
Setting Control Points: Establishing precise reference points (control points)
Survey Instrumentation: Selecting and using appropriate surveying instruments, such as total stations, GPS receivers, laser scanners, and drones, to gather accurate data.
Data Analysis: Analyzing survey data and generating reports that provide insights into the progress of mining activities, resource estimates, and potential areas for optimization.
Collaboration: Working closely with mining engineers, geologists, and other professionals to provide accurate data for mine planning and resource management.
Continuous Improvement: Identifying opportunities to enhance surveying processes, adopt new technologies, and improve the efficiency and accuracy of data collection.
Qualifications:
1. Education:
High School Diploma or Equivalent: A high school diploma or its equivalent in mine surveying.
Bachelor's Degree: Related field such as Surveying, Geomatics, Geospatial Engineering, Mining Engineering, or a similar discipline.
2. Training and Experience:
Practical Experience: Working as an assistant to experienced surveyors or participating in internships /apprenticeships within mining companies.
3. Professional Certification (if Any)
4. Additional Skills and Knowledge:
Technical Skills: Proficiency in using surveying instruments such as total stations, GPS equipment, laser scanners, and drones is essential.
Geospatial Software: Familiarity with geospatial software like AutoCAD, GIS (Geographic Information Systems), and other specialized mining software is often required.
Regulations and Safety: A solid understanding of mining regulations, safety standards, and environmental considerations is important for maintaining safe and compliant operations.