Manager Quality Control

MOHAMMAD RAKHSHA

***** ******* ***** *****, ********* # 200

Louisville, Kentucky 40245

502-***-**** . *.*******@*****.***

Mining Engineer, Mine TRANSPORTATION Systems Designer, Drilling and

Blasting Manager

Highly self motivated Mining Engineer with six (6) years experience in the

mining industry including drilling and blasting operations, and mine

transportation systems design and maintenance. Strong focus on employee

safety and familiar with MSHA requirements. Coaching and training of

operating staff. United States Permanent Resident fluent in English and

Farsi.

Bachelor of Science . Mining Engineering and Extraction . Azad

University, Tehran, Iran

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Tamine, Sanghe Manganese Foladeh Iran Company, Tehran, Iran

Manager of Drilling Department (2005 - 2007): Responsible for ensuring

that blasting operations followed the strictest safety procedures.

Responsible for ensuring that blast holes were properly drilled and spaced,

and blast agents were properly measured and placed. Position allowed me to

expand my knowledge of safety requirements and appreciate the importance of

having robust safety procedures. I also learned about the front end

operations of mining.

Manager of Transportation Department (2002 - 2005): Entry level Design

Engineer responsible for troubleshooting and improving efficiency of

transport systems for mined manganese to minimize load time and maximize

load volume. Operational areas of responsibility included conveyor belts,

elevators, rail, and bulk loaders. Responsible for identifying root causes

of operational delays and making process improvement recommendations to

management, and reporting on status of operations. Position allowed me to

expand my knowledge of mining operations, learn how to troubleshoot

production problems, and influence decision making on improvement projects

for implementation.

Zirab Coal Mine Company, Qhaemshahr, Iran

Assistant Manager, Crushing, Sizing, and Quality Control Department (2001-

2002): As a co-op student, responsible for collecting, reviewing, and

submitting operating status reports to the Mine Manager. Operations

included coal pile belt transfer, particle sizing and separation, grinding,

washing and drying, and quality control. Opportunity allowed me to learn

mine operations, importance of quality control, and how to effectively work

with operating staff to deliver accurate operational reports to assist

management in making decisions.

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