Sample Miner
Resume
When applying for a miner position it is important to focus on strong
work experience.
A chronological or combination resume allows the candidate to do that.
The miner resume example below utilizes a
combination resume
format.
Note the applicant includes work experience information as well as data
regarding skills.
Michael Cabrera
2900
Rocky MountRoad
Tanner,
West Virginia 55555
1-555-555-1212
mcam@potmail.com
Objective:
Miner II position
Skills
- Safety Management
- Proficient in the safe operation of
conventional track mining equipment such as stopper, jackleg, mucking
machines and slusher
Work
Experience
| Tanner
Ore Company |
|
Tanner,
West Virginia |
| Miner
I |
|
June 1993 to Present |
- Mined ore, coal and rock in underground
mine in areas where high production equipment was limited due to
natural formations
- Cut channel under working face to
facilitate blasting, using pick and operating cutting machine
- Operated mounted and unmounted power
drill to bore blasting holes in working face
- Shoveled shattered materials into mine
cars and onto conveyor
- Installed timbering, roof bolts and cribs
to support walls and roof
- Laid track to accommodate mine cars and
track-mounted equipment
| Geo
Company |
|
Burton,
West Virginia |
| Miner
II |
|
1986 to 1993 |
- Drilled and blasted earth and rock
excavations to construct underground shafts and tunnels for projects
- Set up pneumatic drilling machinery and
moved lever controlling drilling action to drill blastholes in tunnel
heading according to specifications
- Loaded fired powder charges to loosen
earth and rock
Education
Tanner High School
|
This type of resume format also allows the applicant to include other
relevant information as well. This type of information might include
awards and recognitions.
Additional training may also be included on this sample miner resume.
Any relevant
safety training and certifications
should always be mentioned and highlighted.
You are welcome to copy / use this sample miner resume for your
personal use only.
