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Backfill Plant Process Engineer at Wagagai Mining (U) Ltd (WGG)
RÉCENTFull-Time1 day ago
Job Description
Uganda
Full-Time
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Wagagai Mining (U) Ltd (“WGG”) is Uganda’s first fully automated large-scale gold mining enterprise, located in Busia. The Company operates a 5,000-tonne-per-day concentrator, a 350-tonne-per-day cyanidation plant, a fully automated underground mine, and a gold smelting and refining workshop. To meet production development needs, WGG now invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following key technical positions: Investing In Precious Metals Job Summary Responsible for management and maintenance of mechanical equipment at the paste backfill plant. Key Duties Maintain mixers, screw conveyors, slurry pumps and pipelines; supervise mechanical repairs and preventive maintenance; manage wear parts and pipeline replacement; develop maintenance and overhaul plans; respond to equipment failures. Requirements Diploma or above in mechanical engineering; 3+ years of backfill plant mechanical management; familiar with equipment wear patterns, sealing and transmission systems, able to develop maintenance and spare parts plans, gold mine backfill or overseas experience preferred. Hiring Civil Engineering Consultants Additional Information Wagagai Mining is an equal opportunity employer and warmly welcomes applications from Ugandan nationals. Successful candidates will receive systematic training from international experts and gain exposure to world-class automated mining technology. Sharing is Caring! Click on the Icons Below and Share
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