Job Description

Purpose of Role

Execute detailed surveys, verifying data for contractor-integrated mine planning.

Duties and Responsibilities

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Assist in conducting topographic, volumetric, and boundary surveys, supporting senior surveyors in data capture and equipment setup.
Verify field data accuracy through basic calibrations and checks, contributing to contractor-integrated mine planning models.
Maintain survey equipment and records, ensuring compliance with Zimbabwe's Mines and Minerals Act and safety protocols.
Collaborate with mining contractors on site-specific adjustments, providing real-time support for pit layouts and underground preparations.
Help generate maps and reports, incorporating feedback to minimize errors in resource calculations.
Participate in team audits and training, fostering a culture of quality assurance in dynamic field conditions.
Support risk assessments for geotechnical features, aiding safe transitions from open pit to underground phases.
Compile daily logs and handover documentation for operational continuity.

Qualifications and Experience

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE

Diploma or Degree in Surveying or related field.
Minimum of three (3) years' experience in mine surveying assistance, preferably in PGM open-pit environments in Zimbabwe.
Basic proficiency with survey tools like total stations, GPS, and GIS software.
Knowledge of Zimbabwean surveying regulations and contractor collaboration practices.
Clean Class 4 driver's license; medically fit for outdoor and high-altitude fieldwork.
CORE COMPETENCIES

Accuracy in data collection and support tasks.
Team collaboration and adaptability.
Attention to detail in field measurements.
Basic problem-solving in variable terrains.
Clear communication for team integration