Technical Operator

Key Responsibilities

Operate beneficiation plant equipment such as crushers, screens, conveyors, ball mills, hydrocyclones, thickeners, filters, and flotation cells.

Monitor process parameters (e.g., feed rate, density, flow, pressure, temperature) and make adjustments to optimize plant performance.

Perform start-up, shut-down, and changeover procedures for process equipment.

Conduct routine inspections of equipment and report any abnormalities, leaks, or malfunctions to the supervisor.

Take and record process samples for quality control and laboratory analysis.

Support troubleshooting and minor maintenance of processing equipment under supervision.

Maintain accurate shift logs, equipment performance records, and incident reports.

Communicate effectively with the control room, maintenance, and other operators to ensure smooth process continuity.

Qualifications and Skills

Technical Diploma / Trade Certificate in Mineral Processing, Mechanical Engineering, or related field.

2 - 4 years of operational experience in a mine or related industry.

Strong understanding of process plant operations and mineral separation techniques.

Ability to operate and adjust process equipment safely and efficiently.

Familiarity with plant instrumentation and control interfaces is an advantage.

Knowledge of safety standards, PPE usage, and emergency procedures in an industrial environment.

Industries:Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering

Function: Mechanical Engineering