Positions Vacant

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 8, 1918

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Draftsman and transitman for coal mine work in Middle West. Salary $125 per month. No. 277. Men capable of taking charge and superintending the construction of plants. No. 331. Position for mining engineer in district with two large operating mines, four mines under development, and two mines temporarily closed, because of water conditions. Another assistant is desired. Excellent school facilities in model town; house available for engineer. Would consider recent graduates. No. 332. Engineer or firm of engineers competent to survey and estimate the extent and the contents of a deposit of clay in the southern -mountains of Pennsylvania, and to figure on the cost of getting the material, presumably through a tunnel running into the side of the hill on which the property is located, as this is the method by which similar properties in the vicinity are being worked. Prefer to have some one who would bid on the actual work of opening up the deposit. No. 333. Four assistant division foremen. These men must be Americans who can talk Spanish, and must be good miners and familiar with handling large stopes by the cut-and-fill, square-set and top-slice methods. Salary $200 gold per month. No. 334.
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APA:  (1918)  Positions Vacant

MLA: Positions Vacant. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1918.

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