MINE SURVEYOR

To provide accurate, timely, and reliable survey data to support safe and efficient mining operations. The Mine Surveyor is responsible for all surveying activities including pit development, volume calculations, reconciliation, and compliance with statutory requirements.

• Key Responsibilities
• 1. Surveying & Data Collection
• Conduct topographic, control, and engineering surveys for open pit or underground operations.
• Establish and maintain survey control networks and benchmarks.
• Perform routine pickups of mining activities (drilling, blasting, excavation, dumping).
• 2. Volume & Reconciliation
• Calculate volumes of ore and waste mined, stockpiles, and dumps.
• Support monthly production reconciliation processes.
• Provide accurate survey data for reporting and planning purposes.
• 3. Mine Planning Support
• Collaborate with Mine Planning Engineers to ensure designs are accurately set out.
• Set out pit designs, haul roads, ramps, and drill patterns.
• Verify mining against design and report deviations.
• 4. Compliance & Reporting
• Ensure compliance with Ghanaian mining regulations and survey standards.
• Prepare and submit statutory plans and reports as required.
• Maintain proper documentation of all survey activities.
• 5. Technology & Systems
• Operate and maintain survey equipment (Total Stations, GPS/GNSS, Drones).
• Process survey data using industry software (e.g., Surpac, Datamine, AutoCAD).
• Ensure data integrity and proper storage of survey information.
• 6. Health, Safety & Environment (HSE)
• Adhere strictly to site safety protocols and procedures.
• Conduct survey activities in a safe and environmentally responsible manner.
• Participate in safety meetings and risk assessments.

• Proficiency in survey software: Surpac, Datamine, AutoCAD, or similar.
• Strong understanding of mine surveying principles and techniques.
• Experience with drone surveying and photogrammetry is an added advantage.
• Knowledge of reconciliation processes and reporting.