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Tailings Storage Facility (TSF) Coordinator X1 – Sable Zinc Kabwe Limited
Company: Sable Zinc Kabwe Limited
Locations: Kabwe & Ndola, Zambia
Job Type: Full-time
Sector: Mining | Tailings Management
Closing Date: Monday 13 July 2026
Role Overview
Coordinate, supervise and ensure the safe operation, monitoring, maintenance and regulatory compliance of Tailings Storage Facilities at both Kabwe and RCC sites. Ensure compliance with the Tailings Operations Manual, engineering designs, statutory requirements and company standards while protecting people, the environment and facility integrity.
Key Responsibilities
Coordinate daily TSF operations at both Kabwe and Ndola sites.
Supervise TSF Operators and allocate work.
Ensure tailings deposition follows approved plans.
Coordinate water management, reclaim systems and freeboard control.
Conduct and review daily, weekly and monthly TSF inspections.
Inspect embankments, decant structures, spillways, drains, pipelines, pumps and monitoring systems.
Identify and report seepage, erosion, cracks, settlement and other defects.
Coordinate preventive and corrective maintenance.
Ensure compliance with legal requirements, company standards and the Tailings Operations Manual.
Support EPF audits, regulatory inspections and Engineer of Record recommendations.
Conduct risk assessments and emergency preparedness drills.
Prepare daily, weekly and monthly TSF operational and inspection reports.
Liaise with Engineering, Production, Maintenance, HSE and regulators.
Preferred Qualifications & Experience
Grade 12 Certificate.
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering.
Tailings Storage Facility/Dam Safety training.
Membership with Engineering Institute of Zambia (EIZ).
Minimum 5 years’ experience in civil engineering, mine infrastructure or TSF management.
Tailings management experience.
Experience with GISTM, Engineer of Record recommendations and water balance management.
How to Apply
Email application and Curriculum Vitae to:
Deadline: Monday 13 July 2026.
