Senior Geotechnical Engineer

To have the responsibility of providing technical
support in geotechnical. This support is crucial for ensuring the safe and
effective functioning of the mine, while also maintaining procedures that
prevent accidents and injuriesResponsibilities-Develop
geotechnical design criteria to support safe & optimal mine operations.Assist in the
Development and maintenance of the Gold Mine Ground Control Management PlanPlan &
manage the installation of mine wide geotechnical monitoring systems.Assist with
continuous improvements in drilling and blast designs while ensuring they
comply with the best practice of the industry and site standards as they relate
to Geotechnical Wall Control blasting.Coordinate
with the Drill and Blast Engineers to ensure maximum utilization of production
drilling equipment as it relates to Geotechnical Wall Control blasting.Advice
planning and operations personnel on geotechnical issues relating to production
drilling, blast and mine design.Perform
critical review of technical reports, analyses, design plans, specifications,
cost estimates and develop appropriate recommendations. Stay abreast of the
state of the practice in geotechnical engineering to fulfill this role.Manage the project
and serve as subject matter expert on large/complex site planning/construction,
expansion, or modifications. Provide guidance to mining manager and engineers
on applicable programs, practices, and regulations.Supervise
in-the-field effort on site reconnaissance, geologic mapping, geotechnical
drilling, geotechnical profiling, geotechnical instrumentation, construction
quality control (QC) and quality assurance (QA) activities for design, tailings
embankments, foundations, and/or other mining infrastructure.Contribute
to strategic planning and budgeting efforts for designated engineering areas.Proactively
seek improvements to the safe and geotechnically stable operation of open pit,
tailings storage facilities, etc.Perform other duties as assigned.RequirementsEducation-B.Sc. in Mining
Engineering or GeologyExperience-At least 7 years of experience with demonstrated
knowledge and experience at open pit.Technical Skills-Knowledge in the principles and
practices of geological, and/or geotechnical engineering or a related field of
science or engineering.Expertise in modelling and numerical
approaches to solving engineering challenges.Knowledge of appropriate software (MS
Office, AutoCAD, and geotechnical analysis)Ability to develop and maintain
awareness of occupational hazards and safety of yourself and others.Skilled in following safety practices
and recognizing hazards.Proficiency in using geotechnical
software.Strong
background within Pit Wall Stability/ Blast Design/ Pit Design techniquesPreferred Training-  Geotechnical software
training/certificate.