Key Responsibilities1.

Shift

Supervision &

- Manpower Allocation

- Job Deployment: Allocate daily duties to Heavy Earth Moving Machinery (HEMM) operators, dump truck drivers, and general mine laborers at the start of every shift.

- Site Inspections: Conduct routine inspections (at least twice per shift) of the entire assigned district, including benches, faces, dump yards, and haul roads.

- Operational Control: Supervise loading, dozing, crushing, transportation, and dumping operations to meet daily production targets safely.

- Infrastructure Monitoring: Ensure that site equipment—such as dewatering pumps, lighting plants, and ventilation networks—is functioning optimally.

2. Safety &

- Statutory Compliance

- Regulatory Compliance: Enforce exact regulations stipulated by regional mining acts (e.g., the Metalliferous Mines Regulations (MMR) or DGMS standards in India).

- Strata Control &
- Side Dressing:

Routinely examine the hangwall, footwall, roof, and sides of working areas. Order the "dressing" of any dangerous overhangs, loose rocks, or unstable benches.

- Hazard Mitigation: Fenced off dangerous areas, old workings, and unstable structures to prevent unauthorized entry.

- Emergency Response: Lead immediate corrective actions in the field during emergencies, accidents, or sudden hazardous changes in weather/ground conditions.

3. Blasting &





- Explosives Support

- Drilling &
- Blasting Supervision:

Assist or guide the Blaster in checking the depth and alignment of drill holes.

- Explosives Handling: Supervise the secure transport, handling, charging, and firing of explosives at the mine face.

- Post-Blast Clearances: Inspect the blast area post-detonation for misfires or loose rock before allowing machinery and workers back to the site.

4. Documentation &

- Reporting

- Shift Logging: Maintain accurate statutory logs, production metrics, and shift reports tracking equipment downtime and manpower attendance.

- Safety Briefings: Conduct mandatory daily tool-box talks and safety briefings before workers head to the faces.

Job Requirements &

- QualificationsEducation &
- Statutory Certifications

- Academic: High School / Matriculation (Class X) pass minimum; a Diploma or B.E. in Mining Engineering is highly preferred.

- Statutory Certificate: Valid Mining Mate Certificate of Competency issued by the relevant regulatory authority (e.g., DGMS in India), classified as either:

- Unrestricted: For Underground + Opencast mines.

- Restricted: For Opencast mines only.

Pay: From ₹30,000.00 per month

Benefits

- Health insurance

- Leave encashment

- Provident Fund

Work Location: In person

📌 Mining Mate (Udaipur)
🏢 JSC Mining u0026 infra
📍 Udaipur