ICL Group
Face Miner

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Face Miner
As a Face Miner, you will play a critical role in safely and efficiently delivering underground production activities. Working on the Polyhalite or Salt production panels as part of a production team, you will operate face line machinery to achieve planned output while ensuring safety is the overriding priority. You will contribute to maintaining a safe, productive mining environment that meets ICL Boulby’s high standards of safety, quality and operational performance.
The Responsibilities
Safety
- Working safely at all times in line with ICL Boulby policies, procedures and emergency protocols.
- Complying with risk assessments, method statements and all relevant Health & Safety legislation.
- Understanding and following emergency procedures and ensuring work is carried out using safe working practices.
- Actively identifying hazards and making informed decisions to manage risk and protect yourself and others.
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- Operating face line machinery safely and efficiently to achieve production targets.
- Carrying out pre start checks and ensuring tools and equipment are used correctly and safely.
- Completing all required documentation, including logbooks and production records.
- Participating in SLAMs, risk assessments, method statements and pre shift briefings.
- Ensuring all work is completed to required safety, quality and operational standards.
Planning and Problem Solving
- Planning your own work to ensure tasks are completed safely and effectively.
- Identifying operational or safety issues and escalating them to the Overseer or appropriate personnel.
- Using sound judgement to support hazard identification and risk management during the shift.
Teamwork and Communication
- Working effectively as part of a production team to meet planned objectives safely.
- Communicating changes, issues or concerns that may affect the safe operation of the district.
- Participating in safety and operational briefings and providing constructive feedback.
- Reporting work completed during the shift to the Overseer and supporting team communication.


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Continuous Improvement
- Contributing ideas and suggestions for improvements to safety, productivity and working practices.
- Supporting the training, coaching and development of other team members where required.
- Maintaining confidentiality in relation to individuals, operations and projects.
The Requirements
Experience & Knowledge
- Good understanding of Health & Safety principles and underground working practices.
- Awareness of mining support systems, ventilation, geology and technical services.
- Good understanding of risk assessments and method statement development.
- Minimum of 18 months underground experience.
Qualifications
- Risk Assessment training.
- IOSH Working Safely.
- Effective communication skills.
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