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What they do
A Mining Manager is responsible for planning future mine production, overseeing the development and tunneling of the mine, checking the quality of stone, rock and minerals, and inspecting the mine for danger. Carry out generic management duties, such as hiring staff, organizing staff training, overseeing financial administration, and liaising and negotiating with suppliers, contractors and other stakeholders.
$109,295 / year median in Texas
+8% projected growth
Job Description
- medium
- and long-term mine planning, ensuring consistency, rigor, and decision-quality across all assets.
- medium
- and long-term mine planning Establish consistent approaches to mine design, scheduling, economic evaluation, and scenario analysis across all projects Review and challenge mine plans produced by internal teams and external consultants to ensure technical rigor and alignment with company standards Cross-Functional Integration Work closely with geology, geotechnical, processing, infrastructure, and operations teams to ensure mine plans are fully integrated and technically sound Translate long-range strategic plans into clear planning frameworks that downstream engineering and operations teams can execute against Serve as the technical authority for mine planning decisions across the organization Technical Leadership & Capability Building Mentor and guide mine planners and engineers across the company, raising the overall quality and consistency of planning work Contribute to the development of internal tools, templates, and workflows that improve planning efficiency and decision quality Stay current on industry best practices, software, and optimization techniques, bringing new ideas into the organization Desired Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Mining Engineering or a closely related field (Master's preferred) 5+ years of mine planning experience, with a strong emphasis on long-range planning, optimization, and strategic evaluation Demonstrated expertise in pit optimization, phase design, sequencing, and economic trade-off analysis Strong proficiency with modern mine planning and optimization tools (e.
- We take full responsibility for outcomes, relentlessly driving toward solutions. Engineer Out Requirements, then Automate
- We simplify, optimize, and then automate for scale. Share Your Legos
- We collaborate openly, share knowledge, and empower each other to build bigger, better solutions.
Compensation Range:
$140K- $175K