UGE-I/25

UG GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER

Location: Toka Tindung Site

January 28th, 2025
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Duties

  • Conduct geotechnical investigations to determine the rock-mass, geological structures, and groundwater levels;
  • Analyse subsurface conditions to design underground infrastructures like tunnels, fix facilities and shafts;
  • Provide geotechnical assessment with recommendations to improve the efficiency and safety of mining operations;
  • Develop models for ground conditions and predict the impact on surrounding tunnels;
  • Perform risk analysis and propose mitigation strategies and identify potential geotechnical hazards such as ground deformation, fall of ground, potential inrush, pillar issue and poor ground conditions;
  • Develop and design appropriate support systems for excavation to achieve optimum safety factor;
  • Monitor ground movement and evaluate the support system to ensure stability;
  • Prepare and maintain geotechnical reports and documentation throughout the project lifecycle;
  • Troubleshoot unforeseen ground conditions and adjust designs or strategy as necessary;
  • Collaborate with operations team and any related stakeholders to achieve desirable design;
  • Conduct sharing of ground awareness and ground support system to the operations team periodically;
  • Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

  1. Bachelor’s degree in Geological or Mining Engineering;
  2. Several years of experience working in geotechnical engineering, particularly in underground mining, experience mining underneath poor ground and long-hole stoping;
  3. Experience with geotechnical investigation techniques, data interpretation, and rock testing methods;
  4. POP certified;
  5. Familiar with LiDAR monitoring system is a complimentary;
  6. Proficiency with geotechnical software (e.g., Leapfrog, Rocscience, Phase 2) for modelling and analysis;
  7. Understanding of rock mechanics, underground mining methods, and backfill systems;
  8. Familiar with methods for ground improvement and stabilization;
  9. Knowledge of materials used in underground construction, including concrete, rock bolts, and shotcrete;
  10. Strong written and verbal communication skills for preparing reports, presenting findings, and collaborating with project teams;
  11. Critical thinking and problem-solving skills to address unexpected challenges and ground conditions;
  12. Possess a driver’s license (SIM A);
  13. Able to demonstrate awareness of company safety and environment.