Description
Job Summary:
We are seeking a Mining Engineer to supervise, execute, and control safety programs in underground mining, ensuring compliance with standards and the integrity of personnel and equipment.
Key Highlights:
1. Supervision and control of safety activities and programs.
2. Ensure compliance with safety standards and Written Work Procedures (WWPs).
3. Participate in incident and accident investigations.
Full Time
On-site
Safety
Join our team! At Alpayana, we continue searching for talent for the following position in our \#Unit \#Americana:
Requirements
* Degree holder and registered member of the Mining Engineering professional association.
* Two years of experience in the role within underground mining.
Responsibilities
+ Supervise, execute, and control safety activities and programs developed in the area.
+ Verify that workers understand and comply with safety standards, Written Work Procedures (WWPs), and color-coding for area signage.
+ Conduct periodic audits and inspections across various work zones, including underground mine areas and surface locations, to ensure adherence to safety regulations (MASST policy).
+ Participate in reporting and investigating incidents, near-misses, and occupational accidents to identify root causes and propose corrective actions.
+ Supervise, execute, and control safety activities and programs developed in the area, delivering scheduled Occupational Health and Safety talks to company and contractor personnel; also conducting planned and unplanned inspections across all Operations areas.
+ Halt any activity presenting obvious conditions that endanger personnel, equipment, or the environment.
+ Supervise implementation of annual safety, occupational health, and environmental programs, performing monthly follow-ups and reporting.
### **Alpayana**
#### **Mining**
**Peru, Lima, Lima**
We are Alpayana, a mining group committed to sustainable mining, positively contributing to our surroundings through every action we undertake. Our mining units—Americana, Iscaycruz, Yauliyacu, and Morococha—are located in Lima and Junín.