Rock Manager - North West

Dante Group Pty Ltd · Potchefstroom

Posted 7 August 2026

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Reference: PTA026224-EAH-1

Our client in North West is looking for a Rock Engineer (Underground deep level gold mining) to join them Duties & Responsibilities

Minimum requirements

  • 5 - 8 years underground gold mining experience
  • Minimum 3 years as a Rock Engineer in deep-level gold mining operations
  • BSc Degree in Mine Engineering, Geology, Geotechnical Engineering
  • Chamber of Mines Certificate in Rock Engineering (COMREC)
  • Mine Managers' Certificate of Competency (advantageous)
  • ECSA Registered (Advantageous)
  • Blasting Certificate (Advantageous)
  • SAMTRAC safety qualification
  • Risk Assessment and Incident Investigation training
  • Mine Health and Safety Act (MHSA) Knowledge, Minerals Act and Mining Regulations
  • First Aid certification (Advantageous)
  • Experience in geotechnical monitoring and rock mechanics investigations
  • Experience in rock support design and implementation
  • Experience managing safety critical projects
  • Experience in ultra-deep South African gold mines
  • Seismicity monitoring, analysis and systems
  • Exposure to numerical modelling software
  • MS Office, Datamine, Rocscience Software, MAP3D, Examine, CAD Software, MineRP, ArcGIS
  • Possess extensive knowledge of:
  • Rock Mechanics principles
  • Geotechnical Engineering practices
  • Mining methods and mine layouts
  • Ground support systems
  • Rock burst prevention strategies
  • Mine design and planning principles
  • Geology and structural geology
  • Ventilation interactions affecting rock stability

Consultant: Edna Anderhold - Dante Personnel Pretoria Silver Lakes Apply via our website www.dantesa.co.za

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