TONAQUEENTERPRISES

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Mine Site Manager

Mashonaland Central Province, Zimbabwe · Site-based mining operation

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Role purpose

Tonaque Enterprises is seeking an experienced Mine Site Manager to take overall operational responsibility for a developing mining site. The successful candidate will report to Tonaque Enterprises management and coordinate and control day-to-day mine-site operations.

Core responsibilities

  • Overall day-to-day management of the mine site
  • Supervision and coordination of site workers
  • Production planning, monitoring and reporting
  • Maintaining proper worker discipline and chain of command
  • Ensuring only authorised and registered personnel operate on site
  • Coordinating mining activities, equipment and specialist personnel
  • Maintaining accurate operational and production records
  • Monitoring productivity, downtime and operational performance
  • Supporting cost control and responsible use of equipment and consumables
  • Ensuring safety procedures and lawful operating requirements are followed
  • Coordinating with licensed blasting personnel and other technical specialists
  • Escalating safety, compliance or production concerns to Tonaque management
  • Supporting structured, accountable mining operations

Candidate profile

  • Significant practical mining experience
  • Previous mine-site supervisory or management responsibility
  • Strong underground gold-mining exposure preferred
  • Good understanding of production control and mining operations
  • Ability to manage workers firmly and professionally
  • Strong safety and compliance mindset
  • Good record-keeping and reporting ability
  • Ability to work in a developing or startup mining environment
  • Willingness to be site-based
  • Ability to work under the operational authority and policies of Tonaque Enterprises

A Mine Blasting Licence is advantageous but is not mandatory if a separate appropriately licensed blaster is appointed.

No remuneration figures are published at this stage.