Shift supervisor, extractive industry
NKPD code: 31213006
Current information as of 2026-11-15
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Secondary education
Third degree of professional qualification and/or completed secondary education or acquired right to take state matriculation exams
Labor Characteristics
Mining supervisors coordinate, supervise, direct and plan the activities of workers in mines and quarries.
Main Tasks
- directing and coordinating the activities of workers extracting minerals and other mineral resources in mines and quarries;
- introducing methods to meet work schedules and recommending measures to mine managers to improve productivity;
- working with management and technical staff, other departments and contractors to resolve operational problems and coordinate activities;
- submitting reports and other information on mine or quarry operations to mine managers;
- determining staff and material requirements for a mine or quarry.
- Examples of occupations in this unit group:
- Deputy director, mine
- Supervisor, mine
- Supervisor, quarries
- Shift supervisor, underground mining
Not Included
- Manager, mining industry – 1322
- Inspector, mining safety – 3117
- Miner – 8111
- Worker, quarry – 8111
Professions in "Mining supervisors"
Source: National Statistical Institute
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