Mineral Economist (Non-Ferrous Metals & Energy Commodities) Ref No: Dmre/2408 at The Department of Mineral Resources

Requirements     :     

• Degree In Metallurgy, Metallurgical/ Chemical Engineering/ Mining Engineering/ Geology, Economics And Chemistry (Nqf 7), Valid Driver’s Licence With A Minimum Of 3 Years’ Relevant Experience In The Mineral And Energy Economics Field Plus

The Following Competencies, Knowledge:

• Knowledge Of Mineral Commodities. Knowledge Of South Africa’s Mineral And Mining Industry Worldwide.
• Knowledge Of Policies Applicable To Mineral And Mining Industries. Public Service Regulations.

Skills:

• Research And Evaluation Skills.
• Communication Skills.
• Ability To Work Independently.
• Time Management. Problem Solving. Organisational Skills.
• Thinking Demands: Able To Question, Analyse, Recognise Scrutinise Problems And Form Conclusion.
• Able To Independently Take Appropriate Corrective Action.
• Logical Thinker And Meticulous.
• Ability To Analyse, Recognise Problems And Form Conclusions. Balanced Perception Of Economic Development And Trends. Innovative, Creative Thinker. 

Duties     :   

• Conduct Market Analysis And Forecast Trends In Prices, Supply And Demand. Patterns And Compile Mineral Economic Reports, Articles, And Bulletins.
• Collect, Analyse And Process Local And International Mineral Related Economic Information.
• Keep Track Of Mineral Returns From The Mines And Imports From Customs, And Report On The Performance Of Local Mine Production.
• Analyse The Contribution On Mining And Mineral Sector In Terms Of Productivity, Labour Investment Trade And Empowerment Initiatives.
• Promote Investment In The South African Mineral Industry. Provide Managerial Activities.