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Process Controller (Gold Plant)

How2Apply Talent Network

Kimberley, Northern Cape

Contract

Posted 3 hours ago

Contract Mining

R12 250 – R17 750/month

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Job Description

Keep throughput up and the plant stable at the gold processing plant near Kimberley. If you turn up on time and finish what you start, you'll fit in quickly.

The work is in Kimberley, Northern Cape, so you'll need a reliable way to get there every day. Start is planned for the beginning of next month.

The work, day to day

Adjust reagent dosing and air flow to hit recovery targets
Clean spillage and keep walkways free of hazards
Check pumps, cyclones and thickeners on the plant walk
Hand over the plant to the next shift with a clear status report
Call maintenance for bearing noise, belt damage or leaks

You'll need

Certificate of fitness from the mine medical station
Comfortable around noise, dust and heights while wearing full PPE
Basic computer skills for SCADA screens and logs
Grade 12 with mathematics and physical science

Extra points for

N4 to N6 or a diploma in Extraction Metallurgy
Laboratory or sampling experience
Forklift or overhead crane licence

What you get

Shift allowances and overtime
Learnership opportunities toward a metallurgy qualification
Medical aid and pension fund

Applying, step by step

Check you meet the must-haves first; recruiters filter on those before anything else.
Have the following on hand (clear photos on your phone are fine at first): ID copy certified by a police station or commissioner of oaths plus MQA processing certificate.
Fill in the short form below with your name and a phone number you actually answer.
Watch for a call or WhatsApp from How2Apply over the next 7 working days.

How2Apply recruits for this position on behalf of hiring employers around Kimberley; applications go into our talent pool and shortlisted candidates are introduced directly.

Applying is free. Nobody from How2Apply will ever ask you to pay for anything to get this job.

Before you hit apply

Put your maths and science marks on your CV if you are early in your career. Plants use them as a screen.
If you have worked in a control room, say which system and how many hours a shift you ran it.