OEM Minerals

OEM Applications Pty Ltd is inviting applications for the following position.


TECHNICAL SALES REP-MINING
Location: Palapye

Job Description:

PURPOSE OF THE ROLE

New Products range Sales Presentations.Negotiate contracts terms and conditions to meet both the client and company needs, calculate client quotations and assist with quotations from suppliers. Provide pre-sales technical assistance and product.

KEY SKILLS
A result oriented problem solver with proven numeracy and computer literacy.
Team work & collaboration
A passionate Sales& Marketing problem solver candidate

EDUCATION

- Any Technical Tertiary qualifications
- Must have a class B driver’s license

EXPERIENCE

- Minimum 3 years working as a Technical Sales Rep for Mining.


All interest candidate should email their application to [email protected]

- ONLY SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE CONTACTED WITHIN A WEEK FROM CLOSING DATE

- CLOSING DATE FOR SUBMISSION IS 30th NOVEMBER

Jwaneng Mine, the world richest mine by value, will continue to anchor both Debswana and De Beers.

In the first half of 2017, Cut-8 delivered its first ore for Jwaneng, catapulting the mine to ‘super-pit’ status. The cut 8 will come to an end in 2029, paving way for mining of ore to begin at Cut-9.

Cut-9 project, which commenced in 2019 will reach its bottleneck in 2027, two years before the end of ore production at Cut 8. The Jwaneng Cut 9 will extend the life of the mine to 2035 with 80% plant ore feed expected from 2029.

Currently stripping of waste for Cut-9 is ongoing,undertaken by Naledi Mining Services, a 100% subsidiary of Debswana.

Beyond 2035 Jwaneng will be an underground operation. Debswana today announced that its Board has approved the commencement of the Jwaneng Underground Project’s crucial phase, the Exploration Access Development at a cost of P13.6 Billion

The Jwaneng Underground Project is implemented in four phases; being, Early Works (which started in 2022); Exploration Access Development, Phase 1 Mining and Phase 2 Mining.

The Board’s approval for the second phase marks a significant milestone, initiating the journey towards underground mining at Jwaneng Mine.

The entire project is estimated to cost tens of billions of pulas , to build the biggest underground diamond mine ever, the likes of which the world has never seen before.