Mechanical Foreman - shaft (73447)

In brief

**Overview** This role is for an experienced Mechanical Foreman focused on shaft operations within a Mining House located in the Free State. The position is being advertised by Ntice Sourcing Solutions. **What you will do** * Ensure compliance with all statutory, safety, and corporate governance requirements * Supervise and manage artisans and maintenance teams within shaft operations * Oversee breakdown response, planned maintenance, and equipment availability * Managing tools, equipment, and vehicles to ensure necessary operational efficiency and output required in the incumbent's area of responsibility are achieved **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Grade 12 * N3 Engineering Studies * Trade Test Fitter/ Boilermaker/ - essential * Supervisory/ Foreman qualification - essential * Minimum 5 years' experience as a Shaft Foreman / Mechanical Foreman in shaft operations * Experience in a mechanised underground mining environment is essential **Who should apply** Candidates with a Grade 12 education, N3 Engineering Studies, and an essential Trade Test (Fitter/Boilermaker), along with an essential Supervisory/Foreman qualification. Applicants must possess a minimum of 5 years' experience as a Shaft Foreman or Mechanical Foreman in shaft operations, specifically within a mechanised underground mining environment. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/mechanical-foreman-shaft-73447-ntice-sourcing-solutions Source: myjobmag

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