Conduct geological surveys and mapping to identify potential mining sites, crucial for initial exploration.

Analyze geological data, including core samples and borehole logs, to assess ore quality and quantity.

Develop and implement exploration plans, including drilling programs and geophysical surveys, for resource evaluation.

Prepare geological reports and resource estimates, adhering to industry standards and regulatory requirements.

Monitor and manage geological risks, such as slope stability and groundwater issues, to ensure safe mining operations.

Collaborate with mining engineers and other professionals to optimize mine design and extraction methods.

Ensure compliance with environmental regulations and implement measures for land reclamation and rehabilitation.

Supervise geological technicians and field staff, providing guidance and training for data collection and analysis.

Conduct regular site visits to monitor geological conditions and provide recommendations for operational improvements.

Stay updated with the latest advancements in mining geology and related technologies through continuous learning.

Analyzing geological samples and data to identify mineral deposits and assess ore quality.

Planning and executing exploration programs to locate new mining sites.

Estimating the volume and grade of ore reserves using geological models.

Creating detailed geological maps of mine sites to guide excavation.

Logging and analyzing drill core samples to understand subsurface geology.

Collecting and analyzing geochemical samples to identify ore-bearing zones.

Conducting geophysical surveys to map subsurface geological structures.

Monitoring environmental conditions at mine sites to ensure compliance.

Assessing geological risks associated with mining operations.

Using specialized software for geological modeling and data analysis.

Preparing geological reports and presentations for stakeholders.

Ensuring compliance with mining regulations and environmental standards.