AMMZ AGM and Conference 2023 gains momentum

AMMZ AGM and Conference 2023

The upcoming Association of Mine Managers of Zimbabwe (AMMZ) Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Conference 2023 is gaining significant momentum as more attendees are confirming their participation.

The event, which is scheduled to take place in exactly ten days in Victoria Falls brings together Mine Managers of large-scale Mines in Zimbabwe and also provides an excellent opportunity to network and establish valuable connections with the “real Miners”.

Running under the theme “The Zimbabwean mining landscape, Transition toward the present day 4IR” the event will see high-profile speakers and panellists presenting at the conference with Chamber of Mines President, Thomas Gono, announced as the guest of honour.

Over 1800 individuals have expressed interest in attending on Mining Zimbabwe’s Facebook page and the country’s sole Gold buyer and exporter Fidelity Gold Refinery (FGR) has also confirmed attendance.

Leading Banks, insurance companies and service providers also expressed interest and made enquiries about the event at the recently ended Mine Entra 2023 Exhibition.

The AGM is another significant aspect of the event, providing an opportunity for AMMZ members to voice their opinions, vote on important matters, and elect new board members. The AGM will see the a new President and his/her Vice elected into office to serve a two year term.

Mine Managers

Mine Managers are responsible for strategising, coordinating, and overseeing the operations of a Mine. They are in charge of forecasting mine productions, monitoring the mine’s development and tunnelling processes, ensuring the quality of extracted minerals, rock, and stone, and conducting safety inspections within the mine.

In a nut shell, Mine Managers are men and women responsible for running the day-to-day activities of a Mine.

Responsibilities of a Mine Manager

The responsibilities of a Mine manager include:

Supervision of mining operations

A mine manager is responsible for ensuring the safe and efficient extraction of minerals from the mine they are responsible for. This involves overseeing various activities such as drilling, blasting, and excavation while adhering to health and safety regulations and environmental standards.

Planning and organising

A mine manager develops and implements strategic plans for smooth mine operations, including resource allocation, budgeting, and scheduling. They establish production targets, monitor progress, and make neccessary adjustments to meet set objectives.

Staff management

A mine manager is responsible for recruiting, training, and managing the mine staff. This includes hiring skilled workers, providing necessary training programs, and ensuring proper supervision to maintain a productive workforce.

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Health and safety

Safety is a top priority in mining operations, and the mine manager plays a crucial role in maintaining a safe working environment. They must ensure that proper safety procedures are followed, conduct regular inspections, and implement corrective measures as needed.

Environmental compliance

Mining activities can have potential environmental impacts, and it is the mine manager’s responsibility to ensure compliance with environmental regulations. They oversee proper waste management, minimize pollution, and implement sustainable practices to minimize the mine’s ecological footprint.

Stakeholder management

Mine managers often interact with various stakeholders, including government officials, local communities, and suppliers. They maintain positive relationships, address concerns, and ensure effective communication to maintain social license to operate.

Risk management

The mine manager identifies and assesses potential risks associated with mining operations. They develop strategies to mitigate these risks, including maintaining proper safety protocols, implementing emergency response plans, and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.

Financial management

As the mine manager, they are responsible for managing the financial aspects of the operation. This includes budgeting, cost control, and financial reporting to ensure profitability and sustainability.

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