The Apprentice Surveyor is designed to provide practical, hands-on experience in both underground and surface surveying. The Apprentice Surveyor will assist the Surveying team in data collection, equipment handling, and basic plotting tasks under close supervision. The Apprentice Surveyor will work closely with the Junior Surveyor and Mine Surveyor, gaining exposure to survey instruments, mine plans, and fieldwork procedure.

6. Responsibilities: The Apprentice Surveyor has the following responsibilities and duties:

1. Assist in conducting underground and surface surveys under supervision.
2. Support the setup and operation of survey instruments such as Total Stations, levels, and GPS equipment.
3. Help in taking and recording basic measurements of distances, angles, and elevations.
4. Assist in transferring survey data to the office for processing and plotting.
5. Maintain cleanliness, order, and readiness of all survey equipment and tools.
6. Carry out field marking, pegs installation, and simple layout works as instructed.
7. Assist in preparing sketches and simple reports related to daily surveying activities.
8. Ensure adherence to safety rules and report any unsafe conditions immediately.
9. Participate in learning sessions and on-the-job training provided by the Surveying Department.
10.  Perform any other reasonable tasks assigned by the Junior or Mine Surveyor within the Mineral Resource Management Department.

7. Job Requirements: The Apprentice Surveyor should have the following education, experience, and skills:

1. Hold an Advanced Diploma or bachelor’s degree in surveying, Geomatics, or a related technical field, or at least a three-year relevant technical certificate.
2. Be a recent graduate with no prior formal employment after completing studies.
3. Having achieved a minimum academic average of 60% or equivalent in the final score.
4. Demonstrate strong ethical character, integrity, and professionalism, complying with company values and confidentiality standards.
5. Having a basic understanding of survey instruments and software (e.g., Total Station, GPS, CAD) is an advantage.
6. Show discipline, eagerness to learn, and ability to work under supervision in underground and surface environments.
7. Possess strong communication and teamwork skills, respect safety standards, and be willing to undergo continuous training.

• Assist in conducting underground and surface surveys under supervision.
• Support the setup and operation of survey instruments such as Total Stations, levels, and GPS equipment.
• Help in taking and recording basic measurements of distances, angles, and elevations.
• Assist in transferring survey data to the office for processing and plotting.
• Maintain cleanliness, order, and readiness of all survey equipment and tools.
• Carry out field marking, pegs installation, and simple layout works as instructed.
• Assist in preparing sketches and simple reports related to daily surveying activities.
• Ensure adherence to safety rules and report any unsafe conditions immediately.
• Participate in learning sessions and on-the-job training provided by the Surveying Department.
• Perform any other reasonable tasks assigned by the Junior or Mine Surveyor within the Mineral Resource Management Department.

• Basic understanding of survey instruments and software (e.g., Total Station, GPS, CAD)
• Discipline, eagerness to learn, and ability to work under supervision in underground and surface environments
• Strong communication and teamwork skills, respect safety standards, and be willing to undergo continuous training

• Hold an Advanced Diploma or bachelor’s degree in surveying, Geomatics, or a related technical field, or at least a three-year relevant technical certificate
• Be a recent graduate with no prior formal employment after completing studies
• Having achieved a minimum academic average of 60% or equivalent in the final score
• Demonstrate strong ethical character, integrity, and professionalism, complying with company values and confidentiality standards