Minerals Inspector

Key Responsibilities

• Perform sampling, sample preparation, and moisture determination of bulk, bagged, containerized, and stockpile commodities.
• Conduct inspections in accordance with international standards such as ISO, ASTM, BS, and IS .
• Carry out Draft Surveys for vessels loading and discharging bulk cargo.
• Perform vessel hold inspections prior to loading using methods such as hose tests and Ultrasonic Leak Detection (ULD) .
• Inspect cargo loading, unloading, container stuffing, and de-stuffing operations.
• Verify cargo quality, quantity, and condition during loading and discharge operations.
• Prepare inspection reports, survey reports, and supporting documentation accurately and on time.
• Coordinate with clients, vessel representatives, terminal personnel, and port authorities during inspection activities.
• Ensure compliance with company HSE procedures and industry best practices.

 

Commodities Experience

• Natural Commodities
• Chrome Ore (Lumpy), Manganese Ore, Ilmenite Ore, Laterite Ore, Bauxite Ore, Iron Ore & Concentrate, Natural Gypsum, Limestone, Dolomite etc..
• Processed Minerals & Metals
•   Cold DRI, HBI, HCFC, LCFC, Silico Manganese, Granular Sulphur, Granular Urea
• Energy Minerals
• Met Coke, Pet Coke, Calcined Coke, Various types of coal including Anthracite Coal, NUT Coke
• Non-Ferrous Minerals
• Copper Concentrate , Antimony concentrate

Skills required

• Practical experience conducting Draft Surveys .
• Experience performing vessel hold inspections , including hose testing and Ultrasonic Leak Detection (ULD).
• Strong knowledge of sampling techniques, sample preparation, and moisture determination .
• Experience with container stuffing and de-stuffing inspections.
• Working knowledge of international inspection standards including ISO, ASTM, BS, and IS .
• Excellent report writing and documentation skills.
• Good communication skills in English.
• Willingness to work in ports, terminals, vessels, and outdoor environments.
• Flexibility to travel and work shifts when required.
• Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Geology, Mining, Metallurgy, Marine, or a related technical discipline.
• Minimum 3–5 years of experience in minerals inspection, marine cargo inspection, or commodity inspection.