Mining Engineering Program – 20043

Training
Orange, NJ
Posted 16 minutes ago

Start Date: January 2027
Training Duration: 12-18 months
Hours: 32-40 hours per week
Compensation: $17.00 per hour
Housing: none provided
Number of Position Offered: 1

Host Company Description:

The host company is renowned for their exceptional craftsmanship, working with wood, metal, and a variety of other materials to restore and create architectural elements in fine furniture. Due to their unparalleled expertise, they have been entrusted with historical restorations for some of the most iconic sites in the USA, including New York’s Grand Central Station and the UN General Assembly building.

Position Description:

  • Review and interpret existing drill logs, geological records, maps, surveys, topography, and historical mining information to create a digital drill-hole and mineral-resource database
  • Evaluation of sand/sandstone, coal, fieldstone, and other potentially commercial mineral resources
  • Resource and preliminary reserve calculations
  • Field investigation of existing fieldstone quarries
  • Development of conceptual quarry layouts, working faces, benches, highwalls, ramps, haul roads, stockpile areas, and processing locations
  • Analysis of internal mine haulage and external transportation by truck, conveyor, rail, or barge
  • Participation in the preparation of the overall development master plan

Applicant Qualifications:

  • To apply for the Trainee program, applicants must have either a degree or professional certificate from a foreign post-secondary academic institution and at least 1 year of prior related work experience in the mining engineering or similar  field acquired outside the United States OR 5+ years of experience in this field.
  • Minimum 1+ years of experience in mining, quarrying, aggregate production, mineral processing, mine planning, geological/resource work, or a closely related field
  • Ability and willingness to perform office engineering and substantial field work
  • Basic knowledge of surface-mining or quarry operations; ability to read geological maps  and engineering drawings

How to Apply:

  1. Submit a professional resume with a professional photograph
  2. Indicate availability dates (start and end dates)
  3. Indicate this offer number and title

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Job CategoryThe Sciences, Engineering, Architecture, Mathematics, and Industrial Occupations

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