Three Active Job Searches in San Juan

The mining sector maintains several labor opportunities open in Argentina for professionals and workers with experience in operations, safety, and contract management. Among the current searches there are positions to work in San Juan and opportunities linked to mining and construction projects.

The vacancies cover profiles with different levels of specialization, from mine equipment operators to professionals with extensive experience in contract administration.

Vicuña seeks multiple mine equipment operators

The search is aimed at multiple mine equipment operators to join a work team focused on safety and operational efficiency.

The main tasks include safe and productive operation of mining equipment, performing pre-operational inspections, preparing checklists and daily reports, and meeting production plans.

They will also need to report anomalies or unsafe conditions, care for assigned equipment, and participate in training, safety briefings, and operational meetings.

Requirements

• Minimum 5 years of experience operating mine equipment and/or large trucks.

• Completed secondary education, mandatory requirement.

• Availability to work under a 14×14 roster system.

• Valid professional driving license: C1, C2, C3, E1 and E2.

• Commitment to safety standards, teamwork, and operational procedures.

Apply here.

Occupational Health and Safety Technician

At Veladero they are looking to hire an Occupational Health and Safety Technician to join the Risk Prevention team.

The selected person will be responsible for managing and monitoring the annual Health and Safety program, conducting inspections, audits and training, and advising project leaders on risk prevention matters.

The position also includes participation in incident investigations, monitoring certifications, preparing statistical reports, evaluating risks in the field, and supervising contractor companies.

Requirements

• University degree in Occupational Health and Safety Technician or related fields.

• Experience in risk prevention in mining projects.

• Intermediate English, oral and written, desirable.

• Availability to work under an 8×6 system at the mine.

• B1 driver's license.

• Proficiency with Office suite, Oracle/SAP and TERV platform.

• Valid professional license in San Juan city.

The contract is temporary.

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Contracts Administrator

Additionally, Fluor is seeking a Contracts Administrator to work in San Juan, in a position aimed at professionals with extensive experience in contract management within engineering and construction projects.

The position involves developing procurement strategies, participating in bidding and negotiation processes, assessing contract risks, administering budgets, and coordinating with Project Management, Engineering, Construction, and Client teams.

They will also participate in developing contract documentation, RFP/RFQ processes, evaluating and negotiating modifications and claims, in addition to defining different compensation structures.

Requirements

• Four-year university degree in a related field.

• 14 years of related work experience.

• Experience in contract, subcontract, and procurement administration in engineering and construction projects.

• Knowledge of contracting principles and legal terms.

• Experience in RFP/RFQ processes.

• Experience in contract negotiation, modifications, and claims.

• Ability to work with management teams, clients, suppliers, and contractors.

• Excellent communication and negotiation skills.

Valued

• MBA, postgraduate degree, law degree, or equivalent education.

• Experience in engineering, procurement, fabrication, and construction (EPFC/CM) projects.

• Experience in developing contract terms and conditions.

• Knowledge of project planning and execution.

The company indicates that applicants must be authorized to work in Argentina and preferably reside in San Juan.

Apply here.

Three profiles, diverse opportunities within mining

The searches show the diversity of profiles currently demanded by the mining industry: from workers specialized in heavy machinery operation to Health and Safety professionals and senior contract administration and negotiation specialists.

For those seeking to enter or develop their careers in the sector, understanding the specific requirements of each position is key before applying.