Operational Readiness Manager (Processing Manager)
Bannerman Mining Resources (Namibia) (Pty) Ltd
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As Manager Operational Readiness, you will lead plant readiness, commissioning and ramp-up into safe, reliable and cost-effective steady-state operations. You will establish the people, systems and standards for start-up before the role transitions into Manager Processing, accountable for plant performance and optimisation.You will: • Lead operational readiness, commissioning, ramp-up and the transition from Project to Operations, closing critical gaps before stage gates. • Establish safe, compliant and reliable operations covering SHEQ, maintenance, asset reliability, process control and assurance. • Deliver production, throughput, recovery, quality and efficiency targets through disciplined management and process optimisation. • Build a capable Processing team through workforce planning, recruitment, training, accountability and safety leadership. • Manage Processing resources, budgets and cost controls while driving governance, improvement and sustainable plant performance. **Company Contact:** Address: PO Box 2854 Swakopmund, ER, Namibia Phone: +264 64 416 219 Website: http://www.bannermanenergy.com
Requirements
- A BSc or BTech (NQF Level 7) in Metallurgy, Metallurgical Engineering, Mineral Processing or Chemical Engineering; an MBA or advanced management qualification is highly regarded.
- At least 10 years' post-degree processing-plant experience, including five years in leadership or supervision.
- Strong mineral-processing, commissioning and readiness expertise, with experience improving plant systems, maintenance, reliability and performance.
- Ability to lead multidisciplinary teams, manage OPEX and CAPEX, and drive safety and change; a valid Code B driver's licence and the right to work in Namibia.
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