Vacancy

Superintendent: Planning & Metallurgy

Swakop Uranium

Swakop Uranium is recruiting a Superintendent: Planning & Metallurgy, to be based in Swakopmund, Namibia.
Description
  • Manage the metallurgical aspects of the processing plant to ensure effective start-up and management of the treatment plant and technical metallurgical support services to achieve optimal availability, utilization and performance of resources
Duties
  • Maintain effective control over operations
  • Ensure that annual and monthly uranium oxide production volumes are achieved
  • Initiate, lead and participate in technical investigations on operations and maintenance of the plant
  • Analyse production data/reports, investigate causes of delays and deviations and implement action to optimize process performance and efficiency targets
  • Control and implement the plant processing schedules for all processing areas
  • Coordinate labour, equipment and material input requirements to meet output quantity, quality and timing specifications
  • Review and set work standards, practices and procedures to achieve/optimize process specific utilization and efficiency
  • Determine both the scope and need for projects, including maintenance
  • Investigate and recommend special projects for short and long term process modifications / improvement of metallurgical process for approval
  • Conduct cost analysis for long term projects and operations relating to process optimization
  • Assists with feasibility studies to find ways of optimizing efficiency of operations
  • Responsible for budget control, based on production requirements, and controls expenditure within approved parameters
  • Review contractor service level agreement and ensure KPI’s are met as per the contract
Requisites
  • B-Tech / BSc Degree in Metallurgical Engineering or Chemical Engineering
  • Honours degree in Metallurgical /Chemical Engineering will be an added advantage
  • Minimum 8 years’ experience in a Processing plant environment of which 3 years’ should have been in a managerial capacity
  • Experience in Uranium processing will be a distinct advantage
  • Project delivery and project management experience in the field of process development for processing plant projects
  • Sound working knowledge and application of the Minerals (Prospecting and Mining) Act 33 of 1992 (Minerals Act)
  • Extensive knowledge and application of the Health and Safety regulations passed in terms of the Labour Act 6 of 1992
  • Sound working knowledge of Mine Health and Safety regulations in terms of the Mines, Works and Minerals Ordinance 20 of 1968
  • Code B or BE Driver’s License
Notes
  • Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted

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