Job Description:
As our Slope Monitoring Surveyor of your responsibilities will include but not limited to: 

Safety, Health, and Environment 

• Adhere to all safety regulations and guidelines related to slope monitoring and open-cast mining operations. 
• Conduct risk assessments to identify potential hazards associated with slope instability and implement appropriate mitigation measures. 
• Participate in safety training programs and promote a safety culture among team members. 
• Report any unsafe conditions or incidents to the appropriate authorities and take corrective actions as needed. 
• Ensure using personal protective equipment (PPE) and enforce safety protocols during monitoring activities. 
• Active participation in SLAMs, HPHs, relevant Risk Assessments and close-out of Safety Actions. 

Performance and Delivery 

• Slope Stability 
• Monitor slope stability using appropriate methodology and correct parameters for accurate results. 
• Conduct regular inspections and surveys of slopes using geotechnical instruments. 
• Analyse data from monitoring equipment to assess slope stability and identify potential hazards. 
• Implement and maintain a systematic monitoring schedule to ensure continuous assessment of slope conditions. 
• Utilise software tools for data analysis and modelling to predict slope behaviour under various conditions. 
• Ensure calibration and maintenance of monitoring equipment for accurate data collection. 

Reporting: 

• Compile and distribute required reports on pit conditions to ensure timely managerial decision-making. 
• Prepare detailed reports on slope stability, including data analysis, findings, and recommendations. 
• Communicate critical information on slope conditions to relevant stakeholders, including mine managers and safety officers. 
• Maintain accurate records of all monitoring activities and findings for future reference and regulatory compliance. 
• Provide timely updates and alerts on any significant changes in slope conditions that may impact mining operations. 
• Collaborate with other departments to integrate slope monitoring data into overall mine planning and risk management strategies. 

Compliance: 

• Ensure compliance within the work area with external (legislative, regulatory, permitting) local requirements. 
• Adhere to Anglo American compliance requirements and ensure own compliance within the work area. 
• Conduct site inspections to identify and escalate non-compliance. 
• Use systems to monitor compliance and manage non-compliance. 
• Participate in audits. 
• Attend close-outs for audit findings within discipline and support audits. 
• Implement required actions. 
• This role is in Technical & Integrated Planning (T&IP) NC department on a band 6 level reporting to the Section Manager Survey & GIS. 

Qualifications:

• Grade 12/N3 Technical 
• National Survey Diploma (NQF6) 
• BTech in Surveying/B Degree in Surveying, Mineral Resource Management, NHD Mineral Resource Management (NQF7) – Advantageous  
• Valid SA Drivers License (B) 

Technical Knowledge 

• 3-5 Years experience in a surveying environment in the mining industry (preferably open cast). 
• Knowledge of accurate surveying and drafting of mine plans, including features affecting safe and economical mine development. 
• Knowledge of Lidar scanning and Geo-moss will be advantageous. 
• Understand geospatial control and its importance for the life of a mine. 
• Awareness of financial viability modelling within mining in the short, medium, and long term. 
• In-depth understanding of safety and health implications, mitigation of risk exposures, and compliance with safe practices to manage safety and health risks effectively.