Mining Engineer: Life-of-Mine Planning & Drone Survey

Calportland; Valley (AL); On-site; USD 105,000 - 135,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health plans including medical, dental

Vision plans

Life insurance

Retirement program

Job summary

CalPortland seeks a Mining Engineer to support the Mining Group in all aspects of mine engineering and operations. The role emphasizes safety, collaboration with multiple disciplines, and optimization of mining methods while understanding plant processes and mineral requirements.

The position requires a Bachelor’s degree in Mining Engineering or related field, familiarity with MSHA/OSHA, and experience with Surpac and AutoCAD. Advanced drone operations may be involved.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Mining Engineering or related field preferred.
• Familiarity with MSHA and OSHA regulations preferred.
• Surpac mining software and AutoCAD familiarity preferred.
• FAA Part 107 sUAS drone pilot certification or willingness to obtain.

Responsibilities

• Assist in performing mine engineering and mine planning activities.
• Learn and administer company safety policies to maintain a safe workplace.
• Collaborate with other disciplines to complete mining projects.
• Understand cement and aggregate processes to improve mining methods.
• Estimate mineral deposits and develop life-of-mine design.
• Develop and revise mine plans using Surpac and MineSched.
• Oversee mining projects such as exploratory drilling or rock studies.
• Analyze mining operations to optimize equipment usage.
• Perform surveying and inventory tasks with GPS, drone, total station.
• Interface with plant, corporate, and contractors as needed.
• Explore new mining sites and ensure compliance with regulations.
• Operate as a commercial drone pilot for aerial surveys.

Skills

MS Office

Communication

Self-starter

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mining Engineering

Tools

Surpac

AutoCAD

Job description

CalPortland seeks a Mining Engineer to support the Mining Group in all aspects of mine engineering and operations. The role emphasizes safety, collaboration with multiple disciplines, and optimization of mining methods while understanding plant processes and mineral requirements.

The position requires a Bachelor’s degree in Mining Engineering or related field, familiarity with MSHA/OSHA, and experience with Surpac and AutoCAD. Advanced drone operations may be involved.