Surveyor Minerals Current Vacancies

2008-06-13:

Mines development from initial prospecting and exploitation through to restoration of land at the end of the sites working.
Mining and mineral rights surveyors research records to establish the legal position around site ownership, site.

Site surveying using a variety of equipment and techniques, precise 3D models of the site are constructed.
Deposit surveying geological and geophysical surveys are carried out. Mine cartography surveyors use geographic information systems GIS to produce thematic maps of the site area, throughout the mines development workings.

Site reclamation - once a mine is exhausted, surveyors, working closely with engineers and planners, draw up strategies development. Quarry, Mining, Mineral.
Minerals surveyors work 35 to 40 hours a week. The work is mainly office based, either at the company office or on site.

Underground working can be noisy, dirty and damp and may involve working in cramped conditions.
Surface sites are Employers include private coal mining and quarrying companies, mineral estate owners, HM Customs and Revenues Mineral Valuations Office, large corporations and local authorities.

Some surveyors work as consultants, surveying and managing mineral estates on behalf of small mining companies or large landowners.
scope for working in areas, such as wastes management, pollution control and land remediation restoration after mine workings cease. (Permalink)