Vacancies

Responsibilities

• Manage all operations of the processing complex including production, metallurgy, maintenance, technical services, laboratories, reagents, utilities, gold recovery and tailings management interactions.
• Ensure that established performance, recovery, product quality, equipment availability, cost and ramp-up targets are achieved while protecting people, the environment and company assets.
• Approve annual and monthly operating plans, budgets, shutdown schedules, personnel plans, contractor workloads, and critical parts strategies.
• Establish a clear distribution of operational responsibilities, shift composition, delegation of authority and escalation procedures for normal, abnormal and emergency situations.
• Ensure that the plant is operated within approved design criteria, permits, process regulations, operational procedures and legal requirements.
• Initiate process safety reviews, risk assessments, change management procedures, incident investigations, and corrective action closures.
• Ensure that effective cyanide, hazardous materials, water, waste, tailings management and emergency response systems are implemented and audited.
• Monitor production reporting, metallurgical accounting, reconciliation of gold reserves, Doré alloy safety and chain of custody in coordination with authorized departments of the company.
• Analyze key factory indicators, production losses and emerging risks; initiate root cause analysis and validated improvement plans.
• Coordinate ore and tailings feed plans with Mining, Geology and Stockpiling/Extraction to maintain consistent volume and quality of mill feed.
• Develop staff competence through recruitment, induction training, certification, succession planning, mentoring and periodic reassessment of competencies.
• Maintain effective collaboration with Maintenance, Procurement, Finance, Safety, Health and Safety, Environmental, Community and Regulatory Affairs.
• Manage commissioning, acceptance testing, operational readiness checks and controlled handover of new or modified assets.
• Exercise the right to suspend operations and shut down a factory in cases where continued operation would create an unacceptable risk to safety, the environment, asset integrity or product safety.

Responsibilities

• Manage the mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, civil, engineering and network areas and the work of repair shops within the approved organizational structure.
• Develop and maintain asset management strategies, equipment criticality rankings, preventative and predictive maintenance plans, and mandatory inspection schedules.
• Ensure maintenance plans and work orders are monitored through an approved maintenance management system with accurate records of history, labor, parts, and failure coding.
• Plan weekly work, major shutdowns, and emergency repairs in coordination with production, supply, and contractors.
• Monitor equipment availability, reliability, mean time between failures, repair time, amount of work backlog, recurring failures and maintenance costs; Initiate corrective actions as necessary.
• Ensure practices for safe containment, lockout/tagout, stored energy monitoring, work permits, testing, and formal return to service of equipment.
• Implement condition monitoring, lubrication, alignment, calibration and inspection programs for critical equipment and protective systems.
• Maintain approved drawings, equipment registers, data sheets, manuals, certificates, inspection reports and technical files.
• Control engineering changes through documented technical reviews, risk assessments, design approvals, change management, and updating as-built documents.
• Lead or support root cause investigations of significant equipment failures and confirm that corrective actions prevent recurrence.
• Determine critical spare parts composition, preservation requirements, and replenishment priorities in collaboration with warehouse and supply personnel.
• Ensure contractors are technically competent, properly supervised, and comply with factory safety and quality requirements.
• Assess equipment performance, energy efficiency, obsolescence and life cycle costs; prepare reasonable proposals for replacement and modernization.
• Ensure mandatory inspections and testing of building structures, pressure systems, lifting equipment, electrical protection systems, fire protection systems and safety critical interlocks are completed.

Responsibilities

• Monitor the parameters of crushing, grinding, gravity enrichment, thickening, leaching, sorption, desorption, electrolysis, smelting, neutralization and tailings management in accordance with the approved technological scheme.
• Establish process targets, control limits, sampling requirements, and response plans for critical process variables.
• Prepare and reconcile daily, weekly and monthly material and metallurgical balances, including feed, concentrate, solution, coal, tailings and doré inventories.
• Analyze recovery, tailings content, solution loss, coal loss, reagent consumption, water consumption and production constraints; Identify proven opportunities for improvement.
• Coordinate representative sampling, sample preparation, laboratory analysis, and quality control/quality assurance checks with laboratory and production departments.
• Investigate process variations, low recoveries, erratic operation, and unexplained metallurgical balance discrepancies using structured root cause analysis techniques.
• Plan and supervise industrial testing and metallurgical research; document the methodology, risks, results and operating recommendations.
• Develop and maintain operational technological procedures, technological regulations, setting maps, technological passports and metallurgical reporting.
• Monitor ore and historical tailings variability and recommend batching or operational changes to protect productivity and recovery.
• Test cyanide, pH, dissolved oxygen, grind size, pulp density, carbon activity and other critical parameters using validated methods and calibrated instruments.
• Support commissioning, acceptance testing, operator training, and technical acceptance of new or modified process equipment.
• Participate in HAZOP analyses, risk assessments and reviews of change control procedures for process modifications.
• Escalate any conditions that could result in unsafe process chemistry, environmental non-compliance, significant gold loss, or operation outside approved design limits.

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• Receive and conduct structured shift handovers covering factory status, production, isolations, work orders, alarms, faults, inventory, risks and work in progress.
• Assign competent personnel to each operational area and confirm minimum staffing levels and changeover procedures before commencing or continuing production.
• Coordinate the start-up, normal operation, controlled and emergency shutdown of plant areas in accordance with approved procedures.
• Monitor productivity, recovery rates, equipment availability, process limits, reagent consumption, water balance and tailings management conditions throughout the shift.
• Confirm completion of pre-launch inspections, equipment walk-throughs, required sampling, clean-up, and inspections of safety-critical controls.
• Monitor operational approval orders, isolation and transfer of equipment for maintenance; confirm safe return to service before restarting.
• Respond to alarms, process deviations, equipment failures, spills and abnormal events; stabilize the factory operation and carry out escalation in a timely manner.
• Serve as the primary incident response coordinator for the pre-replacement shift in accordance with the facility's emergency response plan.
• Ensure that shift personnel comply with process regulations, cyanide control measures, environmental requirements, and traffic and access regulations.
• Check shift logs, production records, downtime coding, movement of reagents and coal, as well as preliminary metallurgical accounting information for completeness and accuracy.
• Conduct shift safety briefings, on-the-job briefings, and task risk assessments; confirm completion of corrective actions.
• Coordinate with maintenance, laboratory, tailings, warehouse, security and raw material supply personnel to resolve production constraints.
• Prepare and submit an accurate post-shift report detailing performance, losses, hazards, deviations, and required follow-up actions.

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• Follow approved requirements for the operation, maintenance and supervision of the tailings facility and associated piping, pumps, drains and water recycling systems.
• Control storage locations, rotation of release points, beach formation, position of the settling pond, dam height reserve (freeboard) and circulating water consumption within approved limits.
• Conduct inspections of dams, foundations, diversion channels, pipelines, pumping stations, spillways, drains and access roads at required intervals.
• Record and analyze readings of filtration, piezometers, geodetic benchmarks, flow meters, water levels and other instrumentation; immediately escalate if control values ​​are exceeded.
• Maintain facility water balance and coordinate preparations for floods, snowmelt, freezes, and extreme weather conditions.
• Identify cracks, erosion, settlement, unusual seepage, drainage blockages, pipeline damage or other changes and initiate approved response actions.
• Coordinate inspections, data reporting and closure activities with the Tailings Engineer in Charge, the Engineer of Record and authorized inspectors.
• Ensure that construction, dam extensions, repairs, and storage changes comply with approved designs, quality requirements, and change control procedures.
• Maintain controlled inspection forms, monitoring records, photographs, incident reports and stock maps.
• Conduct routine drills for the tailings facility and ensure preparedness of response equipment, communications, access routes and contact lists.
• Ensure site compliance with environmental, wildlife, dust control, water quality and access control requirements.
• Stop storage or isolate affected systems when approved limits are exceeded or there is a reasonable threat to the integrity of the structure.

Responsibilities

• Conduct pre-start inspections of crushers, feeders, screens, conveyors, magnetic separators, flow pipes, fences, lubrication and dust suppression systems.
• Start, operate and stop the complex in the approved sequence, check the serviceability of interlocks, alarms and emergency stop buttons.
• Control feed rate and uniformity to prevent overloading, segregation, clogging, excessive circulating load and equipment damage.
• Monitor crusher settings, power consumption, vibration, bearing temperature, lubrication, screen condition and crushed product size.
• Collect or assist in the collection of representative samples, report deviations in product size and changes in nutritional characteristics.
• Maintain cleanliness of transfer units and promptly eliminate spills, dust and accumulation of material.
• React to clogged drains, ingress of foreign metal and abnormal noise only within the framework of an approved isolation procedure and control of stored energy.
• Perform authorized initial maintenance such as cleaning, visual inspection and lubrication checks; do not carry out repair work beyond the scope of competence and approval.
• Coordinate equipment malfunctions and maintenance needs with shift supervisor and maintenance department.
• Accurately record equipment hours, tonnage, inspection results, downtime, alarms, faults and shift events.
• Maintain restricted access areas and comply with requirements for mobile equipment, conveyors, working at heights and lockout/tagout.

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• Inspect mill, feeders, conveyors, pumps, hydrocyclones, sumps, lubrication, cooling, guards and auxiliary systems before start-up.
• Start, operate and stop grinding equipment in the approved sequence, check enabling signals, interlocks and alarms.
• Control ore feed, water addition, slurry density, circulating load, mill loading, power input and classification pressure within approved limits.
• Monitor grind size, hydrocyclone operation, overflow density and signs of rope discharge, sedimentation, overloading or problems with the lining and grinding media.
• Safely control the addition of grinding media and keep accurate records of their consumption.
• Take the required samples and promptly report the results on grinding coarseness and density to the shift supervisor and technologist.
• Check for leaks, abnormal vibration, temperature, noise, lubricant conditions, and loose or damaged components.
• Maintain sump levels, pump operation and order to prevent spills, flooding and uncontrolled releases.
• Perform only authorized initial maintenance on equipment and use lockout/tagout before clearing blockages, entering restricted areas, or assisting repair service.
• Record operating parameters, tonnage, addition of grinding media, downtime, malfunctions, samples and shift events.
• Coordinate controlled shutdown and safe transfer of equipment for maintenance, relining or internal inspection of the mill.

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• Operate approved gravity recovery equipment, including centrifugal concentrators, concentration tables and associated pumps, screens and concentrate handling systems.
• Control feed rate, feed size, slurry density, fluidization/rinse water flow and concentrate removal cycle time within the approved operating range.
• Monitor gravity recovery, concentrate weight and content, tailings performance and noticeable changes in feed characteristics.
• Conduct routine removals and stripping of concentrate using approved procedures and, where required, the involvement of authorized witnesses.
• Ensure reliable storage, accurate weighing, sampling, sealing and recording of gravity concentrate movements.
• Take representative samples and coordinate the results with the laboratory and technologist.
• Inspect bowls, cones, tables, riffles, screens, pumps, hoses, guards and water systems for wear, leaks or blockages.
• Prevent concentrate loss, uncontrolled discharge and cross-contamination during operation and cleaning.
• Maintain a high level of order and access control in concentrate handling areas.
• Immediately report abnormal recovery, equipment conditions, safety issues, and metallurgical accounting discrepancies.
• Perform only authorized initial service and isolate equipment before cleaning, adjusting or assisting with maintenance.

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• Check thickeners, receiving pockets, rakes, drives, pumps, pipelines, flocculant dosing systems, chutes and instrumentation before starting operation.
• Control feed rate, flocculant dosage, sludge layer level, rake torque, thickened product withdrawal and dilution water within approved limits.
• Control the density of the condensed product, the transparency of the drain, the removal of solids, the level of phase separation and the efficiency of water circulation.
• Take density, clarity and process samples at the required frequency and accurately record the results.
• Respond to increased torque, poor settling, sedimentation, clogged lines, loss of pump performance, or poor drainage using an approved response plan.
• Coordinate the preparation and consumption of flocculant with the reagent preparation operator and technologist.
• Check for leaks, design defects, unusual vibration, damaged rake mechanisms, and faulty appliances.
• Maintain the cleanliness of chutes, platforms and dike areas and prevent uncontrolled discharge of slurry or chemicals.
• Ensure safe start-up, shutdown, flushing and transfer of equipment for maintenance using lockout/tagout.
• Record operating parameters, chemical consumption, alarms, downtime, tests and malfunctions in a shift log.

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• Operate leaching and sorption tanks, agitators, pumps, interstage screens, coal conveying systems, reagent dosing systems and associated instrumentation.
• Maintain slurry density, flow rate, level, pH, cyanide concentration, dissolved oxygen content, residence time and coal concentration within approved limits.
• Conduct field inspections and required sampling for brine, slurry, coal and tailings analysis; record results and respond to deviations.
• Control the movement and reserves of coal, loading, advancement and transfer to prevent coal losses, slippage through screens and metallurgical accounting errors.
• Inspect cyanide area access controls, fixed and portable gas controls, ventilation, showers/eye washes, spill response kits, and emergency communications.
• Follow approved procedures for cyanide intake, dosing, pipeline disconnection, flushing, decontamination, and spill response.
• Monitor agitator loads, vat levels, screen condition, pumps, pipelines and bunds for anomalies or leaks.
• Respond immediately to low pH, high cyanide alarms, hydrogen cyanide detection, loss of agitation, overflow, clogged screens, or loss of coal.
• Maintain strict order and prevent incompatible chemicals, food or unauthorized persons from entering controlled areas.
• Coordinate changes in the technological process with the shift supervisor and technologist; Do not change critical settings without permission.
• Maintain complete shift logs for reagents, carbon, samples, process parameters, alarms, malfunctions, incidents and downtime.

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• Operate neutralization reactors, reagent dosing systems, filters, feed pumps, filtrate systems, compressors and auxiliary equipment included in the approved scheme.
• Maintain required remediation conditions, including reagent dosage, pH, reaction time, and residual cyanide control points.
• Monitor filter power, pressure, cycle time, fabric condition, cake formation, cake moisture, filtrate clarity and productivity.
• Take required samples of tailings, cake and leachate and ensure results are recorded and communicated prior to release of material where required.
• Control leachate return and prevent contaminated water, slurry or cake from entering unauthorized drainage or storage areas.
• Inspect pumps, valves, hoses, filter plates, guards, air systems, bunds, and fixtures for leaks, wear, or malfunction.
• Respond to unsatisfactory decontamination results, high residual cyanide content, unbalanced filters, clogged lines, fabric rupture, overflow and abnormal pressure.
• Perform filter cleaning and fabric rinsing using approved procedures and appropriate chemical and stored energy controls.
• Ensure safe transfer and temporary storage of filtered material in coordination with tailings transportation and disposal personnel.
• Apply lockout/tagout before opening filters, clearing blockages, or assisting with maintenance.
• Record production data, chemical consumption, humidity, leachate quality, samples, downtime, malfunctions and shift events.

Responsibilities

• Operate an approved tailings handling system, including piping, pumps, valves, release points and any approved conveyor or trucking components.
• Conduct pre-start and scheduled inspections of pipelines, supports, transitions, pumps, sumps, valves, localization and communication systems.
• Monitor flow, pressure, density, pump condition and discharge characteristics, and respond to abnormal trends before leakage occurs.
• Position and switch release points in accordance with the stockpile plan and directions of the tailings facility supervisor.
• Observe the formation of the beach, the position of the settling pond, headroom, erosion, stagnation of water and the condition of access roads; report deviations immediately.
• Detect, isolate and report leaks, ruptures, blockages, uncontrolled release or loss of pressure using an approved emergency procedure.
• Maintain spill response equipment, pipeline access, and emergency containment points in readiness.
• Prevent unauthorized access and maintain safe distance from unstable ground, water, ice, mobile equipment and active release areas.
• Coordinate flushing, line switching, startup, shutdown, and maintenance handoffs using approved isolation procedures.
• Record operating hours, storage locations, inspection results, flow and pressure readings, incidents, malfunctions and corrective actions.
• Support the conduct of tailings dam drills and environmental monitoring activities as directed by management.

Responsibilities

• Operate coal receiving, screening, washing, acid washing (where applicable), desorption, solution heating, electrolysis supply and transportation systems.
• Monitor temperature, pressure, flow, solution concentration, cycle time and sequence of operations in accordance with the approved desorption procedure.
• Verify rich and lean coal weights, samples, movements and inventory data for metallurgical accounting and safety purposes.
• Monitor desorption efficiency, depleted coal content, eluate quality and solution losses; report abnormal results.
• Operate the coal recovery furnace and associated feed, cooling, off-gas and discharge systems within approved temperature and residence time limits.
• Monitor the activity of regenerated coal, abrasion, fines formation and coal loss; separate non-conforming material.
• Inspect pressure vessels, heaters, pumps, valves, screens, furnace components, seals, guards and appliances for safe condition.
• Control hazards associated with hot caustic and cyanide solutions, acids, pressure, steam, heating systems and hot coal.
• Respond to pressure, temperature, flow, gas, fire, spill and equipment alarms using approved shutdown and emergency response procedures.
• Maintain cleanliness, diking and control of access to work areas, and prevent loss of coal or solution into drainage.
• Record cycles, process parameters, solution and coal movements, samples, results, fuel or energy consumption, malfunctions and downtime.

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• Operate electrolysis cells, rectifiers, pumps, filters and solution circuits; control voltage, current, flow rate and deposition efficiency.
• The cathode product is removed using approved isolation, washing, filtration and transfer procedures to prevent gold loss and contamination.
• Prepare sludge for smelting through approved drying, calcination or other treatment operations and control dust and fume exposure.
• Prepare fluxes, load and operate the furnace, cast Doré alloy and manage slag in accordance with approved recipes and temperature conditions.
• Check furnace, crucibles, molds, lifting devices, ventilation, gas or fuel systems, electrical equipment and emergency systems before use.
• Weigh, sample, mark, photograph, register, seal and transfer Doré alloy within the framework of an approved double control and access restriction procedure.
• Maintain complete records of cathode product, slurry, doré, slag, sweeps, samples and residues; report any discrepancies immediately.
• Control access, keys, seals, CCTV cameras and visitor admission in accordance with gold collection department security procedures.
• Apply appropriate controls when working with molten metal, hot surfaces, fluxes, fumes, electrical energy, lifting operations and fire hazards.
• Maintain a high level of order and remove gold-containing materials from assigned equipment and during cleaning operations.
• Record electrolysis indicators, smelting batches, weight, test results, inventories, malfunctions, downtime and transfers with confirmation from witnesses.

Responsibilities

• Check incoming supplies for compliance with procurement documentation, dangerous goods documentation, quality and quantity requirements before acceptance.
• Ensure that each container is correctly labeled, undamaged and accompanied by a current safety data sheet and the required certificate of analysis.
• Separate incompatible substances and maintain approved ventilation, temperature, weatherization, secondary containment and fire protection.
• Ensure secure, limited access to cyanide and other high-risk reagents, and maintain accurate records of keys, seals and supplies.
• Apply first-out, first-out principles, minimum and maximum inventory levels, expiration date monitoring, and periodic physical inventory counts.
• Conduct inspections of storage areas, containers, containers, shelving, dikes, drains, showers/eye washes, spill response kits and emergency equipment at established intervals.
• Issue reagents only to authorized personnel according to approved documentation and ensure full traceability of batches and movements.
• Coordinate safe unloading and loading, including vehicle positioning, restricted access areas, hose or lift inspections, and emergency preparedness.
• Manage damaged, returned, expired or non-conforming chemicals using approved quarantine and disposal procedures.
• Maintain warehouse emergency response plans and participate in spill, fire, and cyanide response drills.
• Train and supervise warehouse personnel and contractors on chemical handling, PPE, inventory control and emergency requirements.
• Promptly report inventory discrepancies, leaks, safety issues, damage and supply risks, and initiate corrective actions.

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• Verify reagent name, lot, quantity, procedure, and intended use before opening, mixing, or transferring any chemical.
• Prepare solutions of cyanide, lime, flocculant and other approved reagents using specified water quality, concentration, sequence and mixing time.
• Operate mixers, containers, pumps, ejectors, feeders and dosing systems, maintain required supply levels and pressure.
• Measure and record the concentration of the solution, obtain the required samples before releasing the finished reagent into production.
• Monitor dosing speed, calibration status, levels in containers and flow; Report deviations or unexplained expenses promptly.
• Inspect labels, lines, valves, hoses, dikes, vents, gas detectors, showers/eye washes, spill kits and emergency communications before starting work.
• Prevent mixing of incompatible chemicals, comply with dedicated tooling, line markings and contamination control requirements.
• Use closed handling methods, dust suppression, and approved PPE and hygiene practices when handling powders, caustics, and materials containing cyanide.
• Respond to leaks, spills, exposure alarms, loss of ventilation and dispensing failures using approved shutdown and emergency response procedures.
• Maintain the cleanliness of embankments and areas and ensure that wash water and residues are directed only to approved containment systems.
• Record batches, concentrations, consumption, inventories, samples, equipment inspection results, malfunctions, incidents and shift transfer information.

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• Possess and maintain a valid driver's license, dangerous goods permit, medical certificate and route knowledge required for assigned vehicle and load.
• Perform documented pre-trip inspections of brakes, tires, steering, lighting, alarms, restraints, localization systems, communications and emergency equipment.
• Check shipping documents, condition of containers, labels, danger signs, cargo compatibility, load distribution and securing, as well as quantity before departure.
• Follow the approved route, flight control plan, speed limits, weather restrictions, rest requirements and checkpoint schedule.
• Ensure the safe separation of incompatible materials and prevent unauthorized passenger transportation, unscheduled stops, access or tampering with cargo.
• Position vehicle safely for loading and unloading, apply brakes and chocks, and comply with restricted areas and flagman presence requirements.
• Confirm the availability of transhipment equipment and receiving facilities with authorized personnel prior to unloading; do not start overloading without permission.
• Carry and check required spill response, firefighting, first aid, communications and personal protective equipment.
• Stop traffic, isolate the area, and activate an emergency response plan for any spill, package damage, collision, rollover, or exposure risk.
• Immediately report vehicle malfunctions, route hazards, delays, safety issues and incidents; Do not continue driving with a disabled vehicle or with unsafe cargo.
• Maintain accurate records of flights, inspections, fuel, deliveries, seals and chain of custody.

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• Check compressors, dryers, receivers, filters, cooling systems, lubricants, drains, valves, pipelines and protective devices before use.
• Start, load, unload and stop compressors in the approved sequence, maintain the required system pressure and reserve power.
• Monitor pressure, temperature, vibration, oil level, cooling, pressure drop, dew point and power consumption where applicable.
• Operate operational and standby equipment to ensure uninterrupted supply to safety and process critical consumers.
• Drain and dispose of condensate through an approved collection and disposal system, preventing oily discharges.
• Check for leaks, abnormal noise, overheating, moisture entrainment, and unsafe condition of receivers or piping.
• Check the operation of alarms, protective shutdowns and automatic switching at the required frequency; report unavailability of protections.
• Respond to high temperature, loss of cooling, low pressure, fire, oil leak, or equipment shutdown using approved shutdown procedures.
• Perform authorized initial maintenance such as filter checks, cleaning and lubricant level monitoring; isolate equipment before maintenance.
• Record operating hours, parameters, switching, results of maintenance checks, malfunctions, downtime and interruptions in the compressed air supply.
• Coordinate routine maintenance and safe transfer of equipment with shift supervisor and maintenance department.

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• Have a valid permit for the class of the forklift and the attachments used, and undergo the required periodic recertification.
• Perform and document pre-start inspections of forks, mast, chains, tires, brakes, steering, hydraulics, alarms, lighting, seat belt and safety devices.
• Confirm load weight, stability, center of gravity position, pallet condition, and forklift capacity before lifting or moving.
• Load, unload, stack and retrieve materials in accordance with warehouse layout, shelving specifications and approved stacking heights.
• Observe site traffic routes, speed limits, separation requirements for pedestrians, intersection work, reversing, and the presence of a signalman.
• Keep the load stable and as low as possible while driving, ensure good visibility, or use an authorized signalman.
• Inspect attachments before use and do not lift people unless using approved equipment and procedures.
• Park, isolate, refuel or recharge the forklift only in designated areas and monitor ignition sources, battery and spill hazards.
• Stop operating and disable the lift truck if a safety-critical fault, leak, damaged fork, or unstable load is detected.
• Prevent damage to reagents, equipment, structures, shelving and finished products, and immediately report any exposure or potentially hazardous situation.
• Keep accurate records of movements, inspections, refueling or charging and shift records, maintain order in work areas.

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• Study the job request, drawing, dimensions, material specification, tolerances and inspection requirements before starting machining.
• Select the appropriate tool, fastening devices, cutting modes (speed, feed), coolant and processing sequence for a given material and part.
• Check the lathe, guards, chuck, tools, emergency stop button, electrical condition and work area before starting work.
• Securely secure the workpiece and tool, remove chuck keys and setting tools before starting the machine.
• Perform machining, restoring, threading, boring and finishing of parts within approved qualifications and specified tolerances.
• Use calibrated measuring instruments and record critical dimensions and inspection results.
• Provide traceability of materials and orders, identify finished parts, rejected parts and recyclable stock.
• Stop work and contact engineering if the drawings are unclear, the material is unidentified, or if repairs may affect the integrity of the equipment.
• Control hazards from chips, sharp edges, rotating parts, tightening, coolant and manual handling of loads and maintain effective guarding.
• Perform routine cleaning and maintenance of the machine and report wear, vibration, misalignment, or electrical problems.
• Record labor costs, materials, measurements, quantities completed, discrepancies and status of work orders.

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• Perform scheduled preventative, predictive, emergency maintenance and repairs in accordance with approved work orders and procedures.
• Inspect, diagnose, disassemble, repair, align, assemble and test pumps, crushers, mills, conveyors, screens, mixers, thickeners, filters and related equipment within the scope of their competence.
• Check scope of work, hazards, insulation, stored energy control, lifting plan, availability of spare parts, tools and technical information before starting work.
• Apply personal lockout/tagout and confirm zero energy before removing guards, opening equipment, or entering hazardous areas.
• Use proper bearings, seals, fasteners, lubricants, tolerances, torque values and alignment techniques, and protect components from contamination.
• Inspect removed parts and record signs of failure to support root cause analysis and prevent recurrent failures.
• Use approved lifting devices, rigging equipment and power-handling methods, and inspect equipment before use.
• Coordinate the status of work completion, additional defects and changes in the scope of work with the manager; Do not make unauthorized modifications.
• Perform functional checks, guard restoration, cleaning, and formal handover of equipment to operating personnel prior to restart.
• Record identified faults, measurements, spare parts used, labor costs, failure codes, test results and recommendations in the maintenance management system.
• Take care of tools, measuring equipment and spare parts, reporting calibration issues, damage or stock shortages.
• Participate in shutdowns, condition monitoring walks, equipment inspections, and major failure investigations.

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• Inspect and maintain drinking, technical, process, fire, sewer, drainage and approved wastewater pipelines and fittings within the assigned area.
• Repair or replace pipes, valves, fittings, traps, drains, plumbing fixtures, hoses and supports using compatible materials and approved standards.
• Determine media type, contents, pressure, temperature and chemical hazards before opening or cutting any pipeline.
• Apply isolation, draining, flushing, decontamination and lockout/tagout before disconnecting or repairing the pipeline.
• Respond to leaks, blockages, freezes, loss of flow, backflow and drainage failures while protecting nearby equipment and the environment.
• Maintain insulation, heating cable and freeze protection systems required for high altitude winter conditions.
• Prevent cross-connection between drinking, process, reagent water supply, tailings and wastewater systems, and maintain pipeline markings.
• Apply appropriate controls when working in confined spaces, excavation, hot work, and chemical and biological exposures where applicable.
• Carry out pressure testing and inspection of completed work, restore supports and thermal insulation, receive formal transfer of equipment into operation.
• Maintain proper hygiene and disinfect components of drinking water systems where required by approved procedures.
• Accurately record defects identified, materials used, test results, repairs performed, recurring problems, and completion of work orders.

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• Review work requests, drawings, dimensions, material requirements and site hazards before commencing work.
• Fabricate, install and repair doors, windows, partitions, decking, fencing, formwork, storage structures and other approved wood structures.
• Select suitable wood, sheet materials, fasteners, finishing materials and tools, and minimize inevitable waste.
• Inspect power and hand tools, guards, blades, cables, dust removal systems and work supports before use.
• Accurately measure, cut, shape, assemble and finish products, checking fit, stability and safety clearances.
• Erect formwork and temporary structures only according to approved drawings and load requirements, obtain inspection approval before use.
• Only use fall protection, access devices, and scaffolds if trained, authorized, and inspected for the task.
• Control dust, noise, sharp tools, manual handling of loads, flammable materials and fire hazards, and maintain an efficient orderly work area.
• Enclose active work areas and protect personnel, equipment and processes from falling objects and debris.
• Check completed work, eliminate hazards and excess materials, receive acceptance from the ordering department.
• Record labor costs, materials, work performed, defects and subsequent requirements in the work order system.