Mine Surveyor
Discoverer of Earth’s treasures
Fields of activity | Mine Surveyor
As a mine surveyor, you’ll be responsible for a range of tasks in mining. You’ll survey terrain and collect geological data to create maps, which will allow you to develop concepts for the development and extraction of raw materials, for example. Ensuring that resources are always used sustainably and efficiently will be important in your line of work.
Your role as a mine surveyor involves contributing to safety in mining. Thanks to your measurements, you’ll be able to warn of unsafe conditions and develop measures to minimize risks. Your measurements will also be relied on during mine construction, for example during blasting.
Personal requirements | Mine Surveyor
- Technical understanding and spatial awareness
- Enjoy working outdoors
- Sense of responsibility and resilience
- Accuracy
- Ability to work in a team and communication skills
Path to the profession | Mine Surveyor
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Take the testPotential jobs | Mine Surveyor
As a mine surveyor, you’ll primarily work for mining companies or at companies that offer geological services such as surveying and evaluating ore and mineral deposits. Career opportunities also exist in engineering offices, public authorities, public administration, and consulting firms specializing in mining. You’ll usually spend your working hours both in the office and in mines.