Miner -Fixed Term Contract

In brief

**Overview** This outlines the responsibilities and requirements for a Miner role on a fixed-term contract with Glencore. **What you will do** * Safe blasting of underground excavations and development of waste and reef footprint * Conduct daily entry examinations, risk assessments, marking off support * Identify the reef band and mark the face as per geological reports, and charge up the face * Plan and coordinate mine activities in line with targets and objectives and stick to a workable productive mining cycle * Personal Management and Crew control – Supervision of team and management of performance * Communication of mining plans and allocation of responsibilities to the crew **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Grade 12 * Blasting certificate for scheduled mines * Competent A Certificate * At least three 3 three years’ experience working in an underground mining environment * Board and Pillar, Trackless Mining experience * Medically Fit for underground * Ability to work shifts **Who should apply** Candidates should have a Grade 12 qualification, hold a blasting certificate for scheduled mines, and a Competent A Certificate. They must have a minimum of three years’ experience in an underground mining environment, specifically with Board and Pillar and Trackless Mining. Applicants must be medically fit for underground work and able to work shifts. The role also requires individuals capable of planning, coordinating, supervising a team, and communicating mining plans effectively. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/miner-fixed-term-contract-glencore Source: myjobmag

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