Coordinator Long Term Planning

Overview

Lumwana Mining Company is seeking an energetic and dedicated Engineer to fill the role of Coordinator Long Term Planning within the dynamic Mine Planning Team. This individual will embody the core values of integrity, results orientation, accountability, safety commitment, and partnership building as emphasized by Barrick's organizational culture.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver Life of Mine (LOM) budget plans and assets mine schedules aligned with strategic company goals.
• Maintain and update long-term mine plans using real-time mining data to support cost- and production-optimized targets.
• Utilize software tools including Deswik LHS to optimize fleet management over the life of the mine.
• Contribute to mineral reserves reporting, specifically NI-14-101 compliance, and support scoping/pre-feasibility studies for potential projects.
• Generate mineral reserve estimates according to international criteria.
• Run mine optimization models and scenario analyses for existing and new ore bodies.
• Design medium- and short-term mine elements, including pit and dump layouts, ROM pads, and haul roads to maximize production efficiency and cost effectiveness.
• Establish and monitor cut-off grades and compare actual versus design pit parameters to assure planned objectives.
• Recommend improvements in geotechnical or technological aspects to enhance long-term operational output.
• Ensure mine planning services meet operational and project needs while integrating environmental policies into planning processes.
• Implement and monitor staff training programs and maintain adherence to statutory regulations and procedures.

Candidate Requirements

• Completion of Grade 12 certificate.
• Bachelor's degree in Mining Engineering is mandatory.
• A minimum of five years’ relevant experience in mining, particularly in planning and production engineering for large-scale open pit mines.
• Demonstrated capability to mentor and upgrade skills within the Medium and Short-Term Planning teams.
• Proficiency in Deswik scheduling, Evolution, and Vulcan planning software.
• Experience with mine optimization tools such as Whittle 4x.
• Strong teamwork and initiative-driven mindset with a valid driver's license.
• Advanced skills in Microsoft Office applications.
• Technical report writing skills are advantageous.
• Membership in the Engineering Institute of Zambia (EIZ) is required.

Additional Information

The position reports directly to the Superintendent – Strategic Planning and requires ensuring all plans adhere to safety, environmental, and corporate standards. The role offers a comprehensive compensation package including bonuses and site-specific benefits. It provides opportunities for impactful work, professional growth, and collaboration with a high-performing team. Equal opportunities are afforded with encouragement for qualified women applicants to apply.