Mining Surveyor

Company Description Prixair Mining & Exploration is a premier mining and mineral exploration company focused on unlocking Africa’s natural wealth through strategic, sustainable resource development. Headquartered in Minna, Niger State, with a branch office in Gaduwa, Abuja, the company combines strong regional knowledge with advanced exploration technologies to safely identify, map, and extract critical minerals. Prixair is committed to operational excellence, environmental responsibility, and empowering local communities around its project sites. By partnering with stakeholders, global investors, and host communities, the company aims to set modern benchmarks for African mining operations and create long-term industrial value for the region. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Mining Surveyor role based in Abuja. The Mining Surveyor will conduct field surveys to collect spatial data, establish control points, and produce accurate maps and plans for mining and exploration activities. The role involves using total stations, GPS equipment, and other surveying instruments to measure and record land features, pit layouts, and infrastructure coordinates. The Mining Surveyor will collaborate with geologists, engineers, and project managers to support mine planning, boundary demarcation, and resource estimation. Responsibilities also include maintaining survey records, ensuring compliance with safety standards, and contributing to efficient, environmentally responsible mining operations. Qualifications Candidates should possess strong Land Surveying and general Surveying skills relevant to mining and exploration environments. Candidates should be proficient in operating Total Station instruments for precise measurements and site layout. Candidates should be experienced in using Trimble GPS or comparable GNSS equipment for data collection and geospatial positioning. Candidates should demonstrate familiarity with coal or other mineral resource survey practices, including pit and deposit mapping. Relevant tertiary qualification in Surveying, Geomatics, Mining Engineering, or a related field. Ability to interpret survey data, prepare maps and reports, and use CAD or GIS software tools. Strong attention to detail, numerical accuracy, and adherence to health, safety, and environmental standards. Capacity to work in field conditions, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and communicate clearly with technical and non-technical stakeholders.