Civil Engineer (Mining Access Roads & Camp Construction)

Role summary To design, plan, and supervise the construction of mine access roads and camp facilities, ensure compliance with engineering and mining standards, and support the technical operations of the mining project through GIS‑based analysis, surveying, and field engineering. Duties and responsibilities Design and prepare engineering plans, drawings, and technical specifications for mine access roads, internal haul roads, and camp infrastructure. Conduct site assessments, topographic studies, and route selection using GIS tools and field surveys. Ensure all road designs comply with national standards, mining safety requirements, and environmental considerations. Supervise and monitor construction activities for access roads, drainage systems, retaining structures, and camp buildings. Prepare BOQs, cost estimates, material specifications, and construction schedules. Coordinate with field engineers, geologists, mining teams, and contractors to ensure smooth implementation of engineering works. Oversee construction quality control, including compaction tests, material testing, and structural inspections. Manage GIS data, mapping, and spatial analysis for road alignment, camp layout, and mine planning support. Prepare progress reports, technical documentation, and engineering updates for management. Ensure compliance with safety protocols, engineering standards, and project requirements during all field activities. Provide technical solutions for terrain challenges, erosion control, slope stability, and road maintenance. Perform any other engineering duties assigned by authorized supervisors. Job requirements Education: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering (Master’s degree is an advantage). Work Experience: Minimum 2–4 years of experience in civil engineering, preferably in road construction, mining, or remote field projects. Experience in designing and constructing access roads, camp buildings, or infrastructure in rugged terrain. Technical Skills: Strong proficiency in GIS (ArcGIS, QGIS) for mapping, route planning, and spatial analysis. Proficiency in AutoCAD, Civil 3D, or other road‑design software. Strong understanding of road geometry, earthworks, drainage design, and structural fundamentals. Ability to conduct field surveys, leveling, and site measurements. Knowledge of construction materials, quality control, and engineering standards. Language Skills: Proficiency in Dari and Pashto. Working knowledge of English. Personal Competencies: Ability to work in remote and challenging field conditions. Strong problem‑solving skills and technical judgment. Excellent communication, teamwork, and coordination abilities. High attention to detail and commitment to engineering quality and safety.