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Gold Extraction Generates R$ 14.2 Billion Annually in Brazil. Secure Your Job Position Now!
G Mining is starting a selection process for the construction of the Tocantinzinho gold project, located in the state of Pará, Brazil. Job vacancies are available for various positions requiring high school, technical, and higher education. If you are a resident of the region or are open to relocating, see below how to submit your resume.
So far, G Mining has committed US$ 136 million (29% of the total budget) for the main equipment needed for the processing plant and mining. Detailed engineering is 30% complete and on track for construction maintenance with all necessary drawings to commence execution.
Canadian Company G Mining Ventures Describes Its Strategy and Tocantinzinho Project in the State of Pará
Gold in Brazil is one of the pillars of the national economy for both the present and the future. Gold extraction generates R$ 14.2 billion annually, according to the National Mining Agency (ANM), and the country still has a large reserve, with many projects underway.
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Tocantinzinho is an open-pit gold deposit located in an unexplored land package covering nearly 1,000 square kilometers. The property has direct access via 103 km of all-weather roads from the national highway, BR-163, which connects industries in southern Brazil to the city of Belém in the north.
According to the Brazilian Department of Mineral Production, the region has a historical total production of between 560 and 850 tons of gold.
Over a mine life of 10.5 years, the Canadian company G Mining expects the TZ project to produce about 55 tons of gold, averaging 5 tons per year. In the first five years, annual gold production is expected to reach 5.5 tons. Its initial capital cost is estimated at US$ 427 million, with another US$ 71 million in sustaining capital over the mine’s life.
Check Below for Job Openings at G Mining’s Gold Mine
- Instructor
- General Supervisor
- Mining Operations
- General Supervisor
- Mechanical Engineer
- Instructor for Mine Maintenance
- Drilling and Blasting Engineer
- Geotechnical Engineer
- Engineer (All Areas)
- Long-Term Planning Engineer
- Senior Surveyors
- Junior Geologist
- Geologist
Application: Priority for hiring will be given to professionals from the northern state. Those interested in applying for the job openings above and working at the gold mine in Pará for the Canadian company G Mining should send their resumes, indicating the job title in the subject line of the email to lmena@gminingventures.com and recrutamento.brazauro@gminingventures.com.
