KEY DUTIES OF NSP MINING ENGINEERS

• The National Service Mining Engineer will work under the supervision of experienced mining professionals and gain practical exposure to underground mining operations. Key duties and responsibilities include:

• Assist in the planning and execution of underground mine development and production activities.

• Support the preparation of short-term and long-term mine plans.

• Assist with mine design, drilling and blasting activities under supervision.

• Collect, analyse and interpret mining and production data for reporting purposes.

• Monitor daily production activities and report any operational challenges.

• Assist in conducting underground inspections to ensure compliance with mining standards and operational procedures.

• Support ventilation, ground support and mine safety monitoring activities.

• Participate in production meetings and contribute to operational planning.

• Assist in monitoring equipment utilisation and productivity.

• Support surveying and geological teams during underground operations where required.

• Ensure compliance with the Company’s Health, Safety, Environment and Quality (HSEQ) policies and procedures.

• Prepare daily, weekly and monthly technical reports.

• Participate in continuous improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing productivity and operational efficiency.

• Undertake any other duties assigned by the Mining Engineer or Mine Management.

COMPANY EXPECTATIONS

• Successful applicants should demonstrate:

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (with particular emphasis on Excel)

• Strong teamwork, communication and interpersonal skills

• Strong work ethics and professionalism

• A high standard of work quality

• Adaptability and willingness to take on varied responsibilities

• Ability to work under pressure and in dynamic environments

• Creativity, initiative, and effective problem-solving skills

• A minimum of 6 months to 1 year of internship experience

• Commitment to health & safety, and continuous learning.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

• This opportunity is open to Ghanaian final-year students completing their studies in 2026 and eligible for the 2026–2027. National Service Programme, pref-erably from the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT), UMA’s long-standing academic partner.

• Interested applicants from the Obuasi catchment communities are encouraged to apply.

• Interested females are highly encouraged to apply.

• Applications from the community must be validated by appropriate community stakeholders.

Eligible Programs of Study

• BSc. Mining Engineering

Location

UMAA operations are based in Obuasi, approximately 63 Km southwest of Kumasi in Ghana’s Ashanti Region.

APPLICATION PROCESS

To apply, please submit the following documents to ObuasiLocalEmployment@anglogoldashanti.com

Subject line should be your field of study (e.g. Mechanical Engineering).

• Updated Curriculum Vitae

• National Service details (Number and PIN)

• Academic transcripts

Application Deadline: 1^st August 2026

SELECTION PROCESS

Shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews and assessed on:

• Technical and Analytical skills

• Behavioural Competencies

• Organisational fit

• Ability to adapt and thrive in a mining environment.

All selected applicants will be required to successfully pass targeted interviews and tests before final selections are made and committed to by Company.