Roberto Carlos Gonzales Cadillo

Roberto Carlos Gonzales Cadillo has a diverse work experience in the mining industry. Roberto Carlos started their career as a Becario at SOUTHERN PERU COPPER CORPORATION, where they provided support in maintenance tasks for heavy machinery and the concentrator plant. Roberto Carlos then worked as a Planner de Taller de Componentes at Komatsu-Mitsui Maquinarias Peru S.A., where they were responsible for planning, programming, and supervising repair work on components.

After that, Roberto joined Barrick Gold Corporation as a Supervisor de Mantenimiento, overseeing maintenance of heavy equipment and assisting with mine maintenance planning and scheduling. Roberto Carlos also played a role in implementing improvement initiatives and the maintenance management system at the Pierina mine.

Roberto then worked as a Product Support Engineer at Komatsu Mining, providing technical support for LeTourneau loading equipment used in large-scale mining operations. Roberto Carlos advised on assembly, commissioning, maintenance, and operation of the equipment, and assisted with programming and planning activities.

Later, Roberto joined Ferreyros S.A.A. as an Especialista Mecánico de Campo en Palas y Perforadoras, where they provided on-site technical support for drilling and loading equipment at the Antamina mine. Roberto Carlos conducted inspections and created backlogs for mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and lubrication systems.

From 2014 to 2019, Roberto worked at Minera Las Bambas as a Supervisor de Mantenimiento de Palas y Perforadoras. In this role, they managed and led preventive and corrective maintenance work on mining equipment such as electric and hydraulic shovels and drills. Roberto Carlos supervised direct personnel and managed contracts with third parties.

Roberto Carlos'smost recent position is as a Field Service Engineer at MineSense Technologies Ltd., starting in 2020. Further details about this role are not provided in the given information.

Roberto Carlos Gonzales Cadillo pursued their undergraduate education from 2001 to 2006 at the Universidad Nacional del Callao. During this time, they earned a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering. In 2011, they furthered their studies at TECSUP, specializing in Maintenance Engineering. Roberto Carlos completed a program in Maintenance Engineering at TECSUP in the same year.