Underground Mine Engineer: Design & Safety Lead (9/80)

Intrepid Potash; Carlsbad (NM); On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Intrepid Potash in New Mexico seeks a Mine Engineer to support mine operations with timely, innovative engineering solutions. You will monitor KPIs, lead short-range design, and coordinate with geologists to keep plans aligned with safety and production goals.

Applicants should hold a BS in Mine Engineering and have 1–5 years underground mining experience. Proficiency with AutoCAD, Vulcan, and Carlson Suite is preferred, with knowledge of MSHA regulations beneficial.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mine Engineering is required.
• 1–5 years of underground mining engineering experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Drafting skills using AutoCAD, Vulcan, and Carlson Suite are preferred, with understanding of advanced surveying procedures.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and report key performance indicators and mine operating statistics to support safe, efficient operations.
• Own short-range mine design and planning (0-3 months), partnering with mine operations to ensure plan compliance.
• Conduct volume and quantity surveys for stockpiles and product storage warehouses, and support mine surveying needs.
• Analyze mine ventilation conditions and active-area stability, recommending changes that improve safety and ore extraction.
• Coordinate with geologists to forecast mine grade and exploration targets and assist with updates to the geologic model.
• Lead research and engineering work that improves efficiency or reduces cost per ton, including safety audits, operating procedures, and equipment recommendations.

Education

Bachelor's degree in Mine Engineering

Tools

AutoCAD

Vulcan

Carlson Suite

Job description

Intrepid Potash in New Mexico seeks a Mine Engineer to support mine operations with timely, innovative engineering solutions. You will monitor KPIs, lead short-range design, and coordinate with geologists to keep plans aligned with safety and production goals.

Applicants should hold a BS in Mine Engineering and have 1–5 years underground mining experience. Proficiency with AutoCAD, Vulcan, and Carlson Suite is preferred, with knowledge of MSHA regulations beneficial.