Mining, Metallurgy

The salary range for people working in Uzbekistan in Mining, Metallurgy is typically from 241 EUR (minimum salary) to 594 EUR (highest average, actual maximum salary is higher).

This is the total monthly salary including bonuses. Salaries vary drastically among different job positons. If you are interested in the salary of a particular job, see below for salaries for specific position.

List of positions in the Mining, Metallurgy category and their job descriptions

Metallurgist

• Producing pig iron, steel and nonferrous metals.
• Operating machinery and equipment preparing ore for further processing.
• Compiling batches and their charging into the smelter.
• Operating equipment for the production of pig iron, steel and nonferrous metals.
• Reviewing the course of the melting process.
• Cleaning, treating and maintaining machinery and equipment in working order.

281 - 686 EUR

Metallurgy Engineer

• Developing new and improving existing methods of extracting metals.
• Developing new and improving existing metals and alloys.
• Sampling ores and subjecting them to laboratory analyses.
• Examining the structure of metals and their physical properties.
• Finding a use for steel scrap and lower grade ores.

218 - 537 EUR

Miner

• Changing into work clothing, accepting protective gear, headlamps and protective devices before the shift.
• Handing over personal metal signs to dispatchers before descending into the mine.
• Descending underground using the mine elevator.
• Using an electric mine train and walking to the mining field.
• Mining mineral raw materials by means of mechanical equipment and tools.
• Completing a thorough physical examination before leaving the mine (in case of mining precious metals, stones, etc.).

Mining Technician

• Participating in the search for new deposits.
• Measuring the amount of air in mine tunnels.
• Participating in designing and installing mine ventilation systems.
• Taking samples of air and their laboratory analysing for the presence of methane and other toxic gases.
• Obtaining information by means of physicochemical tests and by observing the mining operations.
• Issuing warnings about the dangers of entering the selected areas in the mine.
• Communicating with the mine workers on the working conditions.

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