Mine Surveyor

Placements24; Bloemfontein; Presencial; ZAR 350.000 - 550.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Placements24 is seeking a qualified Mine Surveyor to join a major mining operation in Bloemfontein, Free State, South Africa. The role focuses on accurate surveying of surface and underground features, establishing mine boundaries, and maintaining cadastral datasets to support planning and safety.

Key responsibilities include setting out mine workings, measuring material volumes, and ensuring precise data for reconciliation and mine management.

Responsabilidades

• Conduct surface and underground surveys to establish mine boundaries, points, lines, and levels.
• Set out points for mine development, production drilling, and construction.
• Measuring volumes of ore, waste, and stockpiles for reconciliation and reporting.

Descripción del empleo

About the Role

Our client, a significant entity within the mining sector , is seeking a qualified Mine Surveyor to join their operations in Bloemfontein, Free State, ZA . This role is crucial for accurately mapping and measuring all surface and underground aspects of the mine, ensuring precision in planning and execution. You will be responsible for setting out mine workings, measuring volumes of material moved, and maintaining the mine's cadastral and survey databases. The ideal candidate possesses a strong technical aptitude, proficiency in surveying equipment and software, and a thorough understanding of mine surveying principles and regulations. This position requires a meticulous approach, excellent spatial reasoning, and the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a larger operational team. Your work will directly impact the efficiency and safety of mining activities. We are looking for a detail-oriented professional committed to maintaining the highest standards of surveying practice within the mining environment.

Key Responsibilities

• Conducting surface and underground surveys to establish mine boundaries, points, lines, and levels.


• Setting out points for mine development, production drilling, and construction.


• Measuring volumes of ore, waste, and stockpiles for reconciliation and