Are you a young graduate eager to apply your engineering knowledge to real-world challenges while contributing to sustainable mining practices? The Mintek MME Graduate Internship Programme offers an excellent opportunity to kickstart your career in mine rehabilitation and environmental safety. This programme is designed for ambitious graduates with a strong academic record who are passionate about building a future in civil engineering, environmental management, and rehabilitation projects.
An exciting career opportunity exists at Mintek for graduates to join the MME Internship Programme. This programme plays a vital role in supporting Mintek’s commitment to mine rehabilitation and environmental sustainability. Successful candidates will gain hands-on experience in monitoring site activities, ensuring compliance with standards, conducting technical investigations, and assisting with project execution.
The internship provides a platform for graduates to sharpen their technical and professional skills while contributing to South Africa’s broader goals of responsible mining and land restoration.
Key Responsibilities
As part of this internship, graduates will actively participate in:
On-Site Project Monitoring
- Acting as the Employer’s Agent’s Assistant (Assistant Resident Engineer) during rehabilitation projects.
- Conducting routine inspections to ensure all rehabilitation work aligns with project specifications, standards, and timelines.
Technical Investigations and Design
- Carrying out site investigations to collect vital data for rehabilitation designs.
- Working closely with the project team to produce practical and reliable technical designs, drawings, and reports.
Contract and Project Management Assistance
- Supporting project management by tracking progress and maintaining detailed records.
- Engaging with contractors and stakeholders to resolve issues and ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements.
Documentation and Reporting
- Preparing progress reports to communicate project achievements and challenges.
- Documenting site observations, technical findings, and lessons learned for audits and future reference.
Capacity Building and Skills Development
- Building expertise in mine rehabilitation and environmental safety.
- Collaborating with project teams to develop innovative, cost-effective approaches to project execution.
Minimum Requirements
To be considered for this exciting graduate internship, applicants must meet the following requirements:
- A Bachelor’s degree or equivalent (NQF Level 7) in Civil Engineering.
- Strong academic performance with a minimum average of 60%.
- A keen interest in environmental sustainability and mine rehabilitation.
- Strong problem-solving, analytical, and communication skills.
How to Apply
APPLY FOR THE MINTEK MME GRADUATE INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME HERE
Why Apply?
This internship offers more than just workplace exposure. It provides graduates with:
- Hands-on training in mine rehabilitation projects.
- An opportunity to develop professional confidence and technical expertise.
- A chance to work within a multidisciplinary team addressing real environmental challenges.
- The foundation for a rewarding career in engineering, sustainability, and environmental safety.
Our Conclusion
The Mintek MME Graduate Internship Programme is an excellent stepping stone for civil engineering graduates who are passionate about making a difference in the mining and environmental sectors. If you are committed to learning, eager to contribute to sustainable rehabilitation, and ready to take on the challenge of working in diverse project environments, this opportunity is tailor-made for you.
Take the first step towards building your career and shaping a sustainable future with Mintek.
CLOSING DATE: 25 SEPTEMBER 2025
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