Head Exploration, FACOR

Transformational prospect and chance to make a difference.
Location: Jajpur, Odisha

Vedanta is a young company with $30 bn revenue and $10 bn profit organization and further plans to invest $20 bn in the expansion of brownfield and some greenfield capacity of Semiconductor, Display Glass, Oil-Gas, Zinc-Silver-Lead, Aluminium, Iron-Ore, Steel, Ferroalloys and Power. We have already invested $20 bn in Oil-Gas, around $20 bn in Aluminium, $20 bn in Zinc-Silver-Lead, $10 bn in copper and, $20 bn in Iron-Ore, Steel, Ferroalloys, Nickel, Port and others. We contribute around 1.4% to India’s GDP and have paid taxes of around Rs.54,165 crore. We have around 100,000 high-potential people working across all our businesses.
‘FACOR’ a unit of Vedanta Limited, is one of India’s leading producer and exporter of Ferro Chrome, an essential ingredient to produce stainless steel and specialty steels. It is a fully Integrated business of 150 KTPA Ferro-Chrome production capacity with 1.65 MTPA ROM Production along with 6 Own Mines and a 100 MW Power Plant.



With 4X growth vision for Ferro Chrome production operating both at open cast and underground mines and 1.5 MTPA Capacity Chrome Ore Beneficiation Plant, the Organization provides exciting growth prospects for aspiring young leaders and high potentials to take up Significant Leadership roles.

Experience: 12–15 yrs experience in Exploration
Qualification: M.Tech /M.Sc. in Applied Geology, Exploration Geology, Mining Geology, or Mineral Exploration (preferred).
•Certification/training in Resource Estimation, Geostatistics, GIS, or Mine Planning will be an added advantage

The Successful Candidate:
•Develop and execute resource-to-reserve conversion strategies for Ostapal, Kalarangiatta, and Kathpal Mines and other mines of FACOR to sustain long-term production and ore security.
•Prepare and implement conceptual, brownfield, and infill drilling programs to enhance geological confidence and expand mineral i

📌 Head Exploration (India)
🏢 Vedanta Group
📍 India