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CareerMine Job Id: 350595Job Summary
| Title: |
Mineral Processing Engineer |
Employer Job Id: |
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| Location: |
AB, SK, ON |
Posted Date: |
June 16, 2009 |
| Employer: |
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Closing Date: |
August 15, 2009 |
Mineral Processing Engineer
[Company] is a leading Global Engineering and Project Management Consulting Company involved in providing a full range of technology-driven, value adding solutions and services to clients in the mining, minerals, metallurgical, manufacturing, infrastructure, transportation and energy sectors worldwide.
We currently do not have any vacancies in this category however we are very interested in communicating with qualified candidates who are eager to join [Company] in the future. If your skills, abilities, and work experience meet the qualifications below, we would like to invite you to join our career network by applying to this or any other position for which your experience is a good match. If you do not find a position for which to apply, we encourage you to register your profile on the [Company] Career Homepage and submit your resume. We are looking forward to getting to know you.
Mineral Processing Engineers work with a project team of engineers and designers in performing all project related tasks, which will include but not be limited to:
- Interpretation of laboratory and pilot results, and development of testwork programs
- Development of design criteria, mass and water balances
- Carrying out calculations, simulations and verifications to optimize process design
- Composing technical papers for meetings and management reporting
- Reviewing and commenting on Contractor drawings, reports and documents
- Guiding the Contractor in carrying out detailed engineering and purchasing activities in matters related to process engineering
- Equipment sizing and communication with vendors to ensure that equipment selected meets process needs
- Working with a project team, including development of layouts, assistance with piping selection, and development of process control philosophies
- Assisting Mechanical Engineers in preparing specifications for mineral processing equipment (crushers, conveyors, screens, cyclones, pumps, flotation cells, process agitators, air compressors, etc.)
- Executing technical bid evaluations for equipment and making recommendations for purchase
- Interaction with other Process Engineers in the organization to ensure that technology is shared effectively
- Assistance with development of capital and operating costs
- Report writing for studies
- Generation of operating manuals, plant start-ups and commissioning where required
- The work will be a mix of studies and detailed engineering and some travel is probable.
Qualifications
Successful candidates will have a Bachelor of Science in Mining, Mineral Process or Chemical Engineering with a minimum of 3 years' experience in the Mineral Processing sector in any of the following areas: crushing, grinding, cycloning, furnace technology, flotation, thickening, slurry handling, leaching and centrifuging. Candidates should have familiarity with Canadian codes and standards as applicable to the processing/mining industry.
Operational and site experience as well as skills in modeling and processing simulation will be viewed favourably, but are not a prerequisite.
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