Underground Supervisor

We currently have an opening for an Underground Supervisor in Brits, North West and want to hear from committed candidates. This is a career-defining move for an ambitious professional ready for their next challenge.

You will operate within clear systems and have the support of capable colleagues. The team looks after its own and expects the same in return. You will pick up new skills on the job and be backed to apply them. We look forward to receiving applications from candidates who meet the criteria.

Working on an active mining site, you will be expected to complete medical and induction requirements before commencing duties.

• Prepare and submit daily, weekly, and monthly production and safety reports detailing achievements, incidents, and concerns.
• Ensure all mining activities comply with the Mine Health and Safety Act and the company's safety policies and procedures.
• Conduct daily workplace inspections before each shift to identify hazards and ensure the working area is safe.
• Assist with blasting operations including transport, handling, and charging of explosives under certified supervision.
• Coordinate emergency response procedures including fire drills, evacuation exercises, and first aid response for mine emergency preparedness.
• Operate mining equipment such as drill rigs, continuous miners, roof bolters, and loaders safely per operating procedures.
• Monitor ventilation, ground conditions, and environmental factors continuously to ensure a safe underground working environment.

• Physical fitness to work in demanding conditions including confined spaces, heights, and variable temperatures.
• A Grade 12 certificate is the minimum; a relevant mining qualification or blasting certificate is essential for technical roles.
• For geology roles, a bachelor's degree in geology or geoscience and experience with geological modelling and sampling software.
• Thorough knowledge of the Mine Health and Safety Act and relevant regulations governing mining operations in South Africa.
• A commitment to safety and the ability to work according to strict procedures and protocols without taking shortcuts.
• For blasting roles, a valid blasting certificate and experience in handling and use of explosives in a mining environment.