Description
Job Summary:
We are seeking a Geologist or Mining Engineer with experience in geology to support the identification of economic zones and the planning of drilling programs.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Support in identification and evaluation of economic zones
2. Participation in strategic and operational planning
3. Geological mapping and systematic sampling in mining operations
Full Time
On-site
Geology
Requirements
* GRADUATE OR BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN GEOLOGY OR MINING ENGINEERING \- QUALITY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION IS PREFERRED
* 1 YEAR OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE IN SIMILAR FUNCTIONS WITHIN THE FIELD OF GEOLOGY
* SAFETY COMPETENCIES: 1 YEAR OF EXPERIENCE IN MINING
Responsibilities
* Provide support in identifying and evaluating economic zones within areas designated by the direct supervisor
* Assist in developing drilling programs for Infill and Exploration purposes, aiming to identify and define mineral resources in specific areas
* Assist in monitoring and controlling the production program to ensure achievement of established production targets and optimize operational efficiency
* Assist in geological mapping of underground mining operations, together with systematic sampling, to understand the geological structure and distribution of mineral resources in the deposit
* Assist in logging exploration drill holes along with core sampling
* Conduct mineral extraction together with the Quality Control Geologist during mine production, and with the Mine Section Head
* Participate in weekly and monthly Planning meetings to actively contribute to strategic and operational planning of mining activities
* Perform any other complementary activities requiring their skills and expertise, aligned with their position and/or Career Path, and authorized by their direct supervisor
### **Alpayana**
#### **Mining**
**Peru, Lima, Lima**
We are Alpayana, a mining group committed to sustainable mining, positively contributing to our environment through every action we undertake. Our mining units—Americana, Iscaycruz, Yauliyacu, and Morococha—are located in Lima and Junín.