40 Job openings found

A Mining Sirdar is a crucial safety supervisor in underground coal mines, responsible for ensuring a safe working environment for miners. They conduct regular safety inspections, monitor mining operations, and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Additionally, Mining Sirdars are involved in hazard detection and mitigation, emergency response, and safety training for the workforce.    Key ...

Mine foreman Job Description A mine foreman is a highly skilled and experienced professional responsible for supervising mining operations and ensuring the safety of workers in the mine. They oversee the extraction, processing, and transportation of minerals and other materials, as well as manage workers and maintain equipment. A mine foreman ...

A Chemist in the mining industry analyzes ore and other materials to determine their chemical composition and economic value, operating and maintaining lab equipment, developing new methods, and ensuring quality control and compliance with safety and environmental regulations. Key responsibilities include performing sample analysis, interpreting data, troubleshooting issues, documenting findings in ...

An Assistant Geologist (Coal Mining) job description typically involves assisting senior geologists in all aspects of coal exploration, resource estimation, and mining operations. This includes tasks like geological mapping, sample analysis, and report preparation, contributing to the overall success of the coal mining project.    Key Responsibilities: Geological Mapping and Surveying: Conducting geological surveys, mapping, ...

A Manager of Coal Quality Control (Mining) is responsible for ensuring the quality of coal products from mining operations. This role involves managing quality control processes, adhering to regulations, and improving overall quality standards. Key responsibilities include setting up and maintaining quality control systems, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and conducting audits and ...

First-Class Manager’s Certificate of Competency (Unrestricted, Metalliferous Mines) issued by DGMS (Mandatory).- B.E./B.Tech. in Mining Engineering from a recognized institution/university.Skills Required: In-depth knowledge of mining laws, safety standards, and environmental norms | Strong leadership, decision-making, and crisis management skills | Technical expertise in drilling, blasting, excavation, and mineral processing | ...

A Shift Incharge in coal mining is responsible for supervising and managing all aspects of the mining operation during their designated shift, including safety, production, and compliance. They work closely with other shift teams, supervisors, and management to ensure the smooth and efficient operation of the mine.    Key Responsibilities: Supervision: Directing and guiding the shift ...

V A Sr. Manager HEMM (HEAVY EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY & MECHANIZATION) in coal mining is responsible for leading and managing the entire HEMM department, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency of all equipment, machinery, and related operations within the mine. This includes planning, execution, and optimization of HEMM activities to support production targets, safety standards, ...

An LA Officer (Land Acquisition Officer) in the coal mining industry is responsible for acquiring land necessary for mining operations, typically under the provisions of the Coal Bearing Areas (Acquisition and Development) Act, 1957. This role involves identifying and acquiring land, negotiating with landowners, and ensuring compliance with legal and ...

A Senior Manager Land Acquisition and Rehabilitation and Resettlement (LARR) in coal mining oversees the acquisition of land, implements rehabilitation and resettlement programs, and manages associated legal and regulatory matters. This role is crucial for ensuring smooth operation and compliance with mining regulations.    Key Responsibilities: Land Acquisition: Leading efforts to acquire land for mining ...