Superintendent – Operational Efficiency
JobsBy Barrick Mining Corporation
Lumwana Mining Company seeks to recruit a highly motivated and committed employee for the position of Superintendent – Operational Efficiency to join the versatile Mining Team. We are in search of individuals who can champion Barrick’s DNA by: Communicating Honestly, Transparently, and Acting with Integrity Exhibiting a Results-Driven approach Delivering solutions that are Fit for Purpose Dedicating themselves to Building a Sustainable Legacy Taking Responsibility and being Accountable Committing to Zero Harm Cultivating strong and meaningful Partnerships If you’re ready to contribute to our world-class team while embracing these values, we encourage you to apply and become a valued member of our diverse workforce. Reporting to the Optimisation Manager, the Superintendent – Operational Efficiency owns the drive to improve business and operational efficiency across the site. The focus is on the practical, day-to-day performance of the operation: loading efficiency, truck and equipment queuing, shovel/loader hang time, cycle times, and utilization. This is a hands-on, field-based role that works across departments (Operations, Maintenance, Dispatch, Processing, and Finance) to identify where value is being lost and to lead reduction programs that convert those findings into measurable productivity gains. Your duties & Responsibilities will include but are not limited to the following: – Lead site-wide efficiency and productivity improvement programs targeting loading efficiency, truck/equipment queuing, hang time, cycle times, and fleet utilization. Work with the Dispatch function, to support real-time decision-making support maximum equipment utilization and minimum delay. Lead and develop the Analytics team, directing the collection and interpretation of operational, GPS/GNSS, and fleet-management data to performance issues and opportunities. Use geospatial data (GPS fleet tracking, haul road layouts, cycle/route data, heat maps) to identify bottlenecks, congestion