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Scope for Mining Engineers

 Extraction of metallic and non-metallic minerals is possible only

employing mining engineers.

 The process through which coal and other minerals are obtained
is said to be mining.

 The starting point of mining engineering is surveying.

 Teaching opportunities are also tremendous for mining

engineers.
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Eligibility Criteria for Mining
Engineers to get jobs in Australia

Mining Engineering Technician - Diploma course

in mining or surveying Engineer.

Mining Engineer – Bachelor of Engineer in mining

engineering.

Mining Engineering Manager – M.E/M.Tech in

mining engineering.

Assistant Mining Engineer – B.E degree in mining

engineering.
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Courses included in Mining Engineering

 Mine Planning

 Drilling and Blasting Management

 Mineral Processing

 Mining Health and Safety

 Mining Cost engineering

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Salary Composition of Mining
Engineers in Australia
 Mining Engineering Manager -
$175,000/annum.

 Senior Mining Engineer -

$150,000/annum.

 Mining Engineer -
$120,000/annum.

 Mining Engineering Technician -

$80,000/annum.
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Career shires of Mining Engineers

 To conduct preliminary surveys about mineral deposits.

 To choose an appropriate method of extraction.

 Defining safety measures before work is started.

 Adopting advanced mining technologies with the help of computers.

 Conducting inspections to oversee mining operations.

 Consultation with expertise geologists for the betterment of the

process.
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Career Episodes for Mining Engineer

 Highlight your engineering potentials.

 Add in your additional problem-solving skills in the field of

engineering.

 Narrate your project details with relevant data.

 Limelight your professional engineering experiences.

 Mention your projects during academic courses.

 Spotlight your professionally handled real-time project.

 Provide all the information about your achievements.

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Components of Career Episodes of
a Mining Engineer

INTRODUCTION – BACKGROUND PERSONAL SUMMARY – 100

AROUND 500 NATURE – 500 TO ENGINEERING TO 200 WORDS.
WORDS. 1000 WORDS. ACTIVITY – 250 TO
500 WORDS.
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Mining Engineer Continuing
Professional Development Report
 Mention the acquired engineering
knowledge of the candidate.

 Details of projects currently handling.

 Details of any additional pursuing

courses.

 Narrate the details about the workshops

conducted on specified topics.

 Enumerate the training sessions

underwent.
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Summary Statement for Mining
Engineer

 Brief description of all the elements of the report.

 Knowledge gained through engineering projects.

 Succinct Sum up of all the career episodes.

 Educational qualifications with engineering potentials.

 Narrate your ability precisely.

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Strides to compose an adequate CDR
sample for EA assessment
 Use proper Australian English.

 Adopt appropriate styles of writing and numbering as per the

guidelines of EA.

 Avoid usage of unnecessary data irrelevant to the requirement.

 Study the importance of mining engineering position before

applying for it.

 Submit heart-throbbing career episodes to get a flashlight.

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