environmental mining engineer

Description

Environmental mining engineers oversee the environmental performance of mining operations. They develop and implement environmental systems and strategies to minimise environmental impacts.

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Related skills

• address problems critically (essential · skill/competence)
• adjust engineering designs (essential · skill/competence)
• approve engineering design (essential · skill/competence)
• assess environmental impact (essential · skill/competence)
• chemistry (essential · knowledge)
• civil engineering (essential · knowledge)
• communicate on minerals issues (essential · skill/competence)
• communicate on the environmental impact of mining (essential · skill/competence)
• develop environmental policy (essential · skill/competence)
• engineering principles (essential · knowledge)
• engineering processes (essential · knowledge)
• ensure compliance with environmental legislation (essential · skill/competence)
• ensure compliance with safety legislation (essential · skill/competence)
• maintain records of mining operations (essential · skill/competence)
• manage environmental impact (essential · skill/competence)
• mining, construction and civil engineering machinery products (essential · knowledge)
• perform scientific research (essential · skill/competence)
• prepare scientific reports (essential · skill/competence)
• supervise staff (essential · skill/competence)
• technical drawings (essential · knowledge)
• troubleshoot (essential · skill/competence)
• use technical drawing software (essential · skill/competence)
• biology (optional · knowledge)
• develop mine rehabilitation plan (optional · skill/competence)
• impact of meteorological phenomena on mining operations (optional · knowledge)
• negotiate with stakeholders (optional · skill/competence)
• present reports (optional · skill/competence)

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