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The role involves conducting mine surveys for underground workings, providing shaft sinking surveys, developing statutory mine plans, integrating data with KoBold’s systems, calculating volumes, ensuring alignments, maintaining instruments, and preparing statutory reports. It also includes collaborating with operations and engineering teams, supervising junior staff, and attending daily project meetings.
The ideal candidate needs technical surveying expertise for mine surveys, shaft sinking, statutory plans, and instrument calibration, combined with strong organizational and communication skills. Experience in supervising junior staff and ensuring compliance with Zambian mining regulations is essential.
Yes, this is a statutory position under Mining Regulation 211(a), essential for surveying operations like shaft sinking, terrace build, pegging, and alignment, requiring preparation of statutory reports and plans in line with MSD requirements.
KoBold Metals Zambia is building a rapidly growing team of Zambian geologists, operators, and executives, emphasizing collaboration with worldwide colleagues, use of proprietary AI technology, and a focus on safe, efficient mine development.
A strong candidate will have experience leading surveying operations, expertise in mine mapping and statutory compliance, and the ability to collaborate with teams while mentoring juniors. Demonstrating proficiency in integrating survey data with digital systems and ensuring precision in underground development will stand out.
AI-driven mineral exploration for clean energy
KoBold Metals focuses on discovering new deposits of essential minerals like lithium, cobalt, copper, and nickel, which are crucial for clean energy technologies. The company employs artificial intelligence to enhance the mineral exploration process, making it more efficient and predictable. Their proprietary AI tool utilizes a concept known as Efficacy of Information (EOI) to guide data collection during exploration, helping to reduce uncertainty. KoBold invests over $60 million annually in more than 60 projects across three continents, leading extensive research and development efforts in the field. Unlike traditional exploration methods, KoBold aggregates comprehensive data about the Earth's crust's physics and chemistry, allowing for a more scientific approach to mineral discovery. The company's goal is to locate and sell mineral deposits to clean energy companies, providing them with the necessary resources while maintaining a competitive advantage in the market.