1 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
4.80 LPA TO 7.20 LPA
A Mining Surveyor measures, maps, and monitors surface and underground mining operations to guide safe extraction, maintain statutory compliance, and calculate material volumes.
Job Overview & Objective
The Mining Surveyor is responsible for accurate spatial data collection, surface and underground plan updates, and volume/tonnage calculations for mineral deposits. They work closely with ...
- Mining Surveyor
- Mine Surveyor
- Senior Mining Surveyor
- Junior Mining Surveyor
- Assistant Mine Surveyor
- Mining Survey Engineer
- Mine Survey Engineer
- Survey Engineer Mining
- Surveyor Incharge
- Mine Survey Incharge
- Survey Supervisor
- Mining Survey Supervisor
- Chief Mine Surveyor
- Underground Mine Surveyor
- Opencast Mine Surveyor
- Open Cast Mining Surveyor
- Coal Mine Surveyor
- Iron Ore Mine Surveyor
- Limestone Mine Surveyor
- Bauxite Mine Surveyor
- Quarry Surveyor
- Mining Survey Executive
- Mine Planning Surveyor
- Geological Surveyor
- Land Surveyor Mining
- Topographical Surveyor
- Survey Technician
- Mine Mapping Engineer
- Mining Measurement Engineer
1 Opening(s)
2.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
1.80 LPA TO 2.40 LPA
Mining Surveyors are responsible for the calculated mathematical measurements that are involved in the safe creation and maintenance of mining sites. Topological measurements obtained aboveground and underground are used by the surveyor to produce detailed mappings of mining locations. The skill set required for a Mining Surveyor includes:
Possess a technical ...