Mopani copper mine

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  glenn bradbury (guest)glenn bradbury (guest)

  I used to work for ZCCM 20 years ago. Are there any job opportunities for me now?

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  123 (guest)123 (guest)

  mine with future,worked there as an artisan plant fitter,now persuing a degree in Electrical, in the USA

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  123 (guest)123 (guest)

  Hope to come and work there agian

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  Albert (guest)Albert (guest)

  You employ people but i dont see your adverts in the press apart from a few why?

  17 years ago | reply | hide comment
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  mfentonmfenton

  At one stage Mufulira used to be the second biggest underground engineering copper mine in the world. That was pre the mud slide disaster which caused the closure of a part of the mine and obviously effected copper output.

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  Robert (guest)Robert (guest)

  glen Bradbury do you remember John Salmon?

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  ALBERT NGULUBE (guest)ALBERT NGULUBE (guest)

  HOPE TO WORK THERE

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  faston chama (guest)faston chama (guest)

  I am coming right there very soon.

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  Ron Lawrence (guest)Ron Lawrence (guest)

  Ron Lawrence. I worked at Mufulira Copper Mine from 1968 to 1982 with breaks working in London working for Seltrust Engineering and at the Sarchesmeh Copper mine in Iran. I was fortunate enough to run into a Mopani engineer in France a few days ago who discussed many of the improvements Mopani have made, not least the significant reduction of so2 fumes from the converter stacks .A wonderful part of my life. Yes, Robert, I do remember John Salmon and his daughter Grace. I wonder what they are doing now.

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  Patricia Salmon (guest)Patricia Salmon (guest)

  Grace is in Stoke on Trent

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