Minerals Inspector: Quality & Compliance Lead, Mining

Cbm360tiv; Chile; On-site; CLP 54,446,461 - 72,595,281; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Opportunity to work on an international mining control project

Exposure to large-scale mineral operations in Chile

Professional growth in a technical inspection environment

Job summary

Cbm360tiv is seeking an experienced Minerals Inspector to support a Mining & Mineral Loss Control Project in Chile. The role focuses on ensuring mineral quality compliance, inspection accuracy, and adherence to operational and safety standards across mining operations. Candidates should have 5–10 years of mining and mineral inspection experience, and a diploma or degree in a relevant technical discipline. Proficiency in English is required, while Spanish is preferred for Chile operations.

Qualifications

• 5–10 years of experience in mining and mineral inspection.
• Strong exposure to Africa and/or South America mining operations preferred.
• English required; Spanish preferred.

Responsibilities

• Conduct mineral inspection and verification at mining and processing sites.
• Ensure compliance with quality standards and project specifications.
• Perform sampling checks and validate mineral classification results.
• Identify deviations in ore quality and report findings accurately.
• Prepare detailed inspection reports and documentation.
• Coordinate with laboratory teams for testing validation.

Skills

Mineral quality inspection and grading

Sampling procedures and QA/QC processes

Knowledge of mining standards and reporting systems

Ability to interpret laboratory test results

Strong field inspection capability

Education

Diploma or Degree in Mining Engineering, Geology, Metallurgy, or Technical Discipline

Job description

Cbm360tiv is seeking an experienced Minerals Inspector to support a Mining & Mineral Loss Control Project in Chile. The role focuses on ensuring mineral quality compliance, inspection accuracy, and adherence to operational and safety standards across mining operations. Candidates should have 5–10 years of mining and mineral inspection experience, and a diploma or degree in a relevant technical discipline. Proficiency in English is required, while Spanish is preferred for Chile operations.