Engineer Óscar Calero, consultant of the Chamber of Mines of Peru, was in charge of this training.
Following the success of the first In-Company mining course “Leadership, teamwork, communication and its influence on safety”, Engineer Óscar Calero, consultant of the Chamber of Mines of Peru, was in charge of the second training day held at Doe Run Peru’s Cobriza mine.
In addition, as in the first day, this training took place in the facilities of the Parco club, owned by Cobriza mine.
On this occasion, engineer Calero shared his knowledge of leadership models, assertiveness, psychological tools in the mining sector and change management to achieve success in mining.
It is worth mentioning that Ing. Calero is a member of the consulting team of the Chamber of Mines of Peru. In fact, he has been working in our institution for more than 10 years.
Among those attending the event were professionals from the Cobriza mine, including project, maintenance, geology and mine safety managers. All of them participated in the different workshops organized by the engineer during the second day of the mining training.
Calero is a mining engineer with 30 years of professional experience in America, Asia and Oceania. He currently serves as Corporate Project Director at Century Mining Corporation and Corporate Manager at Hochschild Mining.
“It has been a great experience to be able to work with the Cobriza team and to develop the participatory workshops with all the attendees,” said Mr. Calero
“It is a great opportunity to have the In-Company courses of the Chamber of Mines of Peru; since it allows our employees to broaden their knowledge and experiences, necessary tools for the generation of a change”, indicated Ing. José Manuel Blanco, Cobriza’s Mine Manager, regarding the mining training prior to the second day.
“We sincerely thank the Chamber of Mines of Peru for its contribution to training professionals in the Peruvian mining sector,” he concluded.
Finally, let’s remember that the first training at Doe Run’s Cobriza mine was conducted by Dr. Carlos Castagnola, Senior Management Advisor of the Chamber of Mines of Peru.
