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The Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) is seeking seven qualified Inspectors (Grade C1) to enhance the accounting of national mineral resources and reduce losses. Candidates must have a mining-related degree, at least three years of relevant experience, and a clean Class 4 Driver’s License. Applications are due by October 20, 2025, and should be submitted to the Human Resources & Administration Manager.

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Advert Inspector 2025 Final

The Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) is seeking seven qualified Inspectors (Grade C1) to enhance the accounting of national mineral resources and reduce losses. Candidates must have a mining-related degree, at least three years of relevant experience, and a clean Class 4 Driver’s License. Applications are due by October 20, 2025, and should be submitted to the Human Resources & Administration Manager.

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VACANCY NOTICE

In line with the Corporation’s strategic initiatives towards increased value addition and foreign currency
generation, Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ), is seeking suitably qualified and
experienced candidates to fill in the following positions:

INSPECTORS (GRADE C1) X 7

Reporting to the Chief Inspector, this position exists to ensure effective accounting of national mineral resources by reducing
losses through examinations, investigations and coming up with strategies that ensure that all mineral resources are accounted
for.

The incumbent will be responsible for:


• Implementing inspectorate systems, policies and programmes.
• Conducting mineral production audits in mines/mineral beneficiation factories.
• Identifying and notifying the Chief Inspector concerning any record which provides evidence of contravening the
MMCZ Act Chapter 21:04.
• Interviewing any person and requesting for explanations of entries in any records relating to the production and
sales of minerals in and outside Zimbabwe.
• Investigating all potential risk bearing activities and documenting them.
• Conducting inspections on premises housing minerals and mineral-laden vehicles, through random spot.
• Conducting special operations around the country, in order to identify and minimise mineral leakages and
smuggling out of the country.
• Working closely with other regulatory authorities to account for and curb minerals leakages.
• Measuring the impact of mineral leakages and advising management on how best to prevent or minimise such
losses.
• Collecting mineral samples from suspected sources and referring for metallurgical assaying.
• Preparing weekly and monthly reports to the Chief Inspector.
• Any other related duties as assigned by the Supervisor.

Minimum Academic Qualifications and Experience


➢ Mining related degree /Security and Intelligence related degree /Risk management related degree.
➢ A relevant professional qualification is an added advantage.
➢ At least 3 years’ relevant experience in security, investigations, risk management or mineral identification.
➢ A Clean Class 4 Driver’s Licence is a must.

The incumbent must be prepared to change workstations on a regular basis.

Interested candidates must submit their physical applications, curriculum vitae and certified copies of relevant academic and
professional certificates clearly indicating the position being applied for, to:

The Human Resources & Administration Manager or email to: or email to: [email protected]
Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe
90 Mutare Road
P. Bag 2628
Harare

Closing Date for applications is 20 October 2025. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for an interview.

Revealing Zimbabwe’s mineral wealth & heritage

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