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The average pay for a Supervisor Drilling & Shooting is €65,538, which is €31.51 an hour in Belgium. The average salary range for a Supervisor Drilling & Shooting is between €46,401 and €79,366. On average, a High School is the highest level of education for a Supervisor Drilling & Shooting.
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Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in strip or pit mining or in quarrying: studies contour maps and aerial photographs to determine locations for roads and cuts. Supervises road construction crew and lays out blast pattern. Supervises drilling and shooting crews in drilling blast holes and detonation of charges. Plans location of spoil pile (dump area) to allow maximum room for stripping. Coordinates stripping, drilling, blasting, quarrying, and loading activities, and assists workers with faulty equipment. Determines property lines and legal limits of operations in order to comply with rights of adjoining property owners and mining laws. Schedules running and major repair work on drilling machine and stripping and loading shovels. Requisitions supplies, such as explosives, lubricants, bits, and machine parts. Observes mining operation to detect violation of safety regulations and compiles safety and production records. May supervise crushing operations. May train new workers. May be designated according to specific work performed as supervisor, drilling and shooting; supervisor, blasting. Performs other duties as described under supervisor.
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The average salary of supervisor drilling & shooting in Belgium is 65.538 €. The average salary of supervisor drilling & shooting in California is $87,000. The average salary of supervisor drilling & shooting in United States is $76,668. Explore the average salaries for supervisor drilling & shooting in other locations below.
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ERI's data indicated that, on average, a Supervisor Drilling & Shooting is €65,538 per year or €31.51 per hour in Belgium, which is 1% lower than the national average. Top earners have reported making up to €79,366. However, the typical pay range in Belgium, is between €46,401 and €79,366 annually.
Supervisor Drilling & Shooting is projected to see 11.8% salary growth in 5 years.
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