Mining Engineer
Support underground mine design, scheduling, and production planning that improve safety and operational value
Work at our Kennecott operation near Salt Lake City, Utah, as part of a collaborative technical team
Grow your mining engineeringexpertisethrough a global technical community and industry-leading development programs
We are looking for a Mining Engineer with strong mine planning and design skills to support underground mine design, scheduling, and production planning. In this role, you will helpoptimizeoperations while supporting near-term execution and long-rangeminedevelopment.
This isa great opportunityto deepen your understanding of underground mining operations while building experience in project management, business improvement, and long-term planning.
Reporting to the Senior Mining Engineer and working within a collaborative technical team at Kennecott, you will:
Ability to work independently, contribute within a team, build collaborative relationships, and use tools such as Excel, Word, or SAP
Even if your profile does not fully meet all qualifications, we encourage you toapply;transferable skills and the right attitude are highly valued.
Berecognisedfor your contribution,yourthinkingand your hard work, and go home knowingyouvehelped the world progress.
Access to top-tier family-friendly health programs including medical, prescription drug, dental, vision, life insurance coverage, and various voluntary benefits
Comprehensive leave policies which cover all the moments that matter in life, including paid time off, paid holidays, and paid bereavement leave
Our Kennecott mine is a world-class, fully integrated copper mining operation, including a concentrator, smelter and refinery,locatedjust outside Salt Lake City, Utah, in the United States. We produce copper, precious metals including gold and silver, molybdenum,telluriumand sulfuric acid. Kennecott has been mining and processing minerals from the rich ore body of the Bingham Canyon Mine since 1903 and is one of the top producing mines in the world,comprisingapproximately 11 percent of U.S. annual copper production.