Published: 13 September 2013

A diversified regional mining house has the following immediate vacancies in Zimbabwe which require seasoned mining professionals. Mining professionals must not miss out on this exciting opportunity to spearhead major mining projects across Zimbabwe. Attractive and rewarding remuneration packages are on offer to the right candidates.

SENIOR POSITIONS AVAILABLE:
1.    MINE MANAGER
2.    SENIOR METALLURGISTS
3.    MINING. ELECTRICAL, CIVIL. PROCESS AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
4.    GEOLOGY AND EXPLORATION MANAGEMENT

The above senior and managerial positions require the following professions
- An appropriate degree from a reputable University.
- Registration and current membership of a recognised professional institute.
- Minimum 5 years of experience.
- Strong performance and excellent work ethics.
- Ability to work on multiple projects in a highly pressurised work environment with strict deadlines.
- Willingness to devote long hours and work in challenging physical environments.
- Excellent Project Management and Communication skills.
- Strong entrepreneurial and people management skills.
- Experience in gold, diamonds, platinum or coal is critical.
- An ability to identify business opportunities and to pursue these to their logical conclusion.

Regional and/or international exposure and a postgraduate business qualification will be an added advantage.

Interested applicants should email their comprehensive resumes clearly referenced area of interest to: recruitment.minespecialist@gmail.com before 30th September 2013.
- Mining

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