Sampling Inspector – Global Mining QA/QC Specialist
Cbm360tiv
Chile
On-site
CLP 45,372,051 - 63,520,871
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Participation in an international mining control project
Professional working environment with technical teams
Exposure to large-scale mineral operations in Chile
Competitive project-based engagement
Job summary
Cbm360tiv is seeking a Sampling Inspector for its Mining and Mineral Loss Control Project in Chile. The role requires conducting systematic sampling of ores and minerals while ensuring compliance with industry standards. Candidates should have 5–10 years of relevant experience and a diploma or degree in Mining Engineering, Geology, or Metallurgy. The position offers exposure to large-scale operations and a professional working environment. Interested applicants can send their CV to careers@cbm360tiv.insupport@cbm360tiv.com.
Qualifications
5–10 years of experience in mining, mineral sampling, or quality control operations.
Prior exposure to mining projects in Africa or South America is an advantage.
Responsibilities
Conduct systematic sampling of ores, minerals, and raw materials at designated sites.
Ensure sampling procedures comply with industry standards and project protocols.
Maintain sample integrity, labeling, storage, and chain of custody documentation.
Assist in inspection and verification of material quality at loading and processing points.
Prepare daily sampling reports and submit findings to QA/QC management.
Coordinate with laboratory teams for sample transfer and testing validation.
Skills
Knowledge of mineral sampling methods and QA/QC procedures
Understanding of ore classification and material handling systems
Strong reporting and documentation skills
Education
Diploma or Degree in Mining Engineering, Geology, Metallurgy, or related technical field
Job description
Cbm360tiv is seeking a Sampling Inspector for its Mining and Mineral Loss Control Project in Chile. The role requires conducting systematic sampling of ores and minerals while ensuring compliance with industry standards. Candidates should have 5–10 years of relevant experience and a diploma or degree in Mining Engineering, Geology, or Metallurgy. The position offers exposure to large-scale operations and a professional working environment. Interested applicants can send their CV to careers@cbm360tiv.insupport@cbm360tiv.com.