Background
Wagagai Mining (U) Ltd ("WGG") is Uganda's first fully automated large-scale gold mining enterprise, located in Busia. The Company operates a 5,000-tonne-per-day concentrator, a 350-tonne-per-day cyanidation plant, a fully automated underground mine, and a gold smelting and refining workshop. To meet production development needs, WGG now invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following key technical positions:
Job Summary
Responsible for analysis and optimization testing of flotation and separation reagents.
Key Duties
- Conduct reagent screening tests and dosage optimization;
- analyse reagent concentrations and addition regimes;
- study reagent performance and mechanisms;
- operate laboratory flotation equipment and analytical balances;
- prepare test reports.
Requirements
- Diploma or above in mineral processing/applied chemistry/analytical chemistry,
- 3+ years of mineral processing reagent analysis and testing,
- knowledge of collector, frothier and modifier chemistry;
- proficient in laboratory flotation and analytical equipment.
Additional Details
Wagagai Mining is an equal opportunity employer and warmly welcomes applications from Ugandan nationals. Successful candidates will receive systematic training from international experts and gain exposure to world-class automated mining technology.
- Conduct reagent screening tests and dosage optimization;
- analyse reagent concentrations and addition regimes;
- study reagent performance and mechanisms;
- operate laboratory flotation equipment and analytical balances;
- prepare test reports.
- Proficient in laboratory flotation and analytical equipment.
- Knowledge of collector, frothier and modifier chemistry.
- Diploma or above in mineral processing/applied chemistry/analytical chemistry.
- 3+ years of mineral processing reagent analysis and testing.
Vacancy title:
Flotation Reagent Analyst
[Type: FULL_TIME, Industry: Mining, Category: Science & Engineering, Energy & Mining]
Jobs at:
Wagagai Mining (U) Ltd (WGG)
Deadline of this Job:
Monday, September 7 2026
Duty Station:
Busia | Uganda
Summary
Date Posted: Monday, August 24 2026, Base Salary: Not Disclosed
JOB DETAILS:
Background
Wagagai Mining (U) Ltd ("WGG") is Uganda's first fully automated large-scale gold mining enterprise, located in Busia. The Company operates a 5,000-tonne-per-day concentrator, a 350-tonne-per-day cyanidation plant, a fully automated underground mine, and a gold smelting and refining workshop. To meet production development needs, WGG now invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following key technical positions:
Job Summary
Responsible for analysis and optimization testing of flotation and separation reagents.
Key Duties
- Conduct reagent screening tests and dosage optimization;
- analyse reagent concentrations and addition regimes;
- study reagent performance and mechanisms;
- operate laboratory flotation equipment and analytical balances;
- prepare test reports.
Requirements
- Diploma or above in mineral processing/applied chemistry/analytical chemistry,
- 3+ years of mineral processing reagent analysis and testing,
- knowledge of collector, frothier and modifier chemistry;
- proficient in laboratory flotation and analytical equipment.
Additional Details
Wagagai Mining is an equal opportunity employer and warmly welcomes applications from Ugandan nationals. Successful candidates will receive systematic training from international experts and gain exposure to world-class automated mining technology.
Work Hours: 8
Experience in Months: 36
Level of Education: associate degree
Job application procedure
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Interested candidates who meet the above requirements should send their application letter, detailed CV, copies of academic and professional certificates, and contact details of three referees
Applications must be received within two (2) weeks from the date of this advertisement.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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