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Junior Geologist
Company Kouroussa SARLU Exploration (KGM/Mansa Resources)
Education / Qualifications
Contract: CDD | Location Kouroussa, Guinea | Experience: 2 to 3 years | Training: BAC+4 or BAC+5 | Deadline 2026-10-26
Job description
Main duties
The junior geologist of Mine is an indispensable technical and operational support to enable the geologist to carry out his missions of scientific interpretation and decision-making on a reliable basis. The position is attached to the KGM/Mansa Resources department and reports to the Senior Exploration Geologist.
Main duties
Ensure compliance with applicable HSE policies, procedures, objectives and regulations, as well as commitment to the "zero accident" objective through safe behaviour
Gain a good understanding of all excavation plans
Ensure that the excavation plans are marked with the highest accuracy and have in his possession the excavation plans updated in relation to the different take fronts
Identify basic lithological units and different regolith
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