Phu Kham is a conventional open cut mine producing over 60,000 tonnes of copper concentrate annually. This position is based at our Phu Kham Copper-Gold Operation, located approximately 120km north of the Lao capital, Vientiane. Our modern mine camps provide great Lao, Asian and Western food, sport and recreational facilities and housekeeping services. We offer many different career opportunities at our mine and exploration sites and in our Vientiane office and as an employer who values diversity, we encourage women to apply for all available positions. You will be rewarded with a generous salary (including potential tax advantages) and benefits package so that you can build a financial future for you and your family. You will be supported by experienced, senior expatriates who will provide you with further training and development in your discipline. By joining the Phu Bia Mining team and working in a multi-cultural environment, you will play a key role in the further development of our projects and our Lao staff to develop their experience in mining. We are a growing company, offering experienced professionals from the South East Asian region the opportunity to work as an expatriate in Laos, only a short flight from Thailand, the Philippines, China and Indonesia. Our Phu Kham Copper-Gold Operation is in its fifth year of production, our new Ban Houayxai Gold-Silver Operation has just commenced production and we have a pipeline of exploration projects in Laos. This is an exciting time to join Phu Bia Mining in a dynamic industry. Attractive fly in, fly out roster and conditions, modern camp facilities.Play a key role in maintaining the integrity of the Jigsaw Fleet Management System (FMS) for a large mining fleet.Embark on your new expatriate career with a leading mining company in Laos.As at 31 December 2008, PanAust had a 33.17% interest in the Puthep Copper Project and, subject to a confirmatory audit, a right to a shareholding of 49%.
The Company can earn a 51% interest in the Project by completing the study and has further options to acquire a total 60% to 70% interest. In northern Thailand, PanAust is undertaking a feasibility study at the Puthep Copper Project.
In addition to these two mineral assets, PanAust has identified several promising exploration targets within its Lao Contract Area and is undertaking a feasibility study at the Ban Houayxai gold-silver deposit. Production of copper-gold concentrate at Phu Kham commenced in April 2008, transforming the Company into a significant copper concentrate producer. Within the Phu Bia Contract Area, lies the Phu Kham Operation which comprises the large low-cost Phu Kham Copper-Gold Operation and a Heap Leach gold operation. The Lao Government acquisition cost will be funded through its 10% share of future dividends paid by PBM. The Government of Laos has exercised a right to acquire a 10% interest in PBM. PanAust's interests in Laos are held via the Lao-registered company, Phu Bia Mining Limited (PBM). The Company’s major asset is the 2,636 square kilometre Phu Bia Contract Area located in the Lao PDR. PanAust has its headquarters in Brisbane and holds mineral assets in the Lao PDR and Thailand.
The company is registered on the Australian Securities Exchange and is a constituent of the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 Index. PanAust Limited is a leading copper-gold producer in Southeast Asia. Please apply to you meet the requirements for this exciting opportunity! Previous experience working in multi-cultural environments inĪble to swim and no fear of heights (will be tested). Least 6 must be Foreman or Supervisory levelĮxcellent analytical and communication skills Minimum 12 years’ experience, of which at This includes the Management of the budget, personnel andĬontracted resources, drilling and sampling programs as well as the maintenance Operations of the inshore platform, all related activities and auxiliary Mining company with operations in Southern Africa is seeking an experienced Rig Superintendent (Offshore Mining) – SouthernĪre you a Rig Superintendent from an offshore mining background?
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