Dozer Operator (Mine Dumps & Haul Roads)

You'll operate heavy mining machines on shift at the open-cast coal mine near Burgersfort. This is a good step for someone who wants proper routine and a manager who notices good work.

The site is in Burgersfort; early starts mean public transport timing matters, so check your route before applying.

• Respect the collision avoidance system warnings and park-up rules
• Drill blast holes to the plan depth and angle marked by the survey team
• Log loads, cycle times and machine hours on the onboard system or sheet
• Keep radio contact with the dispatch controller and follow the right-of-way rules
• Complete the pre-use inspection checklist for your trackless mobile machine
• Report defects and lock out the machine for the maintenance crew
• Refuel and wash the machine at the end of your shift where required

• Code 10 or Code 14 driver's licence
• Certificate of fitness from a mine medical practitioner
• Valid operator certificate for the specific machine, from an MQA-accredited provider
• Clear understanding of the TMM regulations under Chapter 8 of the MHSA regulations
• Grade 10 at minimum, with Grade 12 strongly preferred

• Certificates on two or more machine types
• Experience with ultra-class haul trucks
• Fatigue management or defensive driving training

• Annual performance bonus
• Medical aid subsidy
• Shift allowance for night and weekend shifts

• If you live near the mine, say so. Local applicants are often preferred under the Social and Labour Plan.
• Put your operator certificate expiry dates on the CV. Expired tickets are the top reason operators get filtered out.