The Doe Run

The page features videos about Doe Run, mining and lead battery recycling.

The page says approximately 55,000 mining jobs will need to be filled in the next 5–10 years to meet global demand and replace retiring employees. Doe Run offers an annual internship program for the next generation of mining professionals.

The Doe Run Company shares news and information about its company and operations.

News updates about The Doe Run Company’s business accomplishments, environmental progress, workforce milestones and community support.

The page describes careers at Doe Run and provides access to job openings.

The company hires mine, civil, mechanical, metallurgical, and electrical engineers.

Geology jobs at Doe Run include exploration and development geology, laboratory research and investigation. The page describes work with the company’s core library and mine development.

Doe Run offers metallurgy and milling jobs, including metallurgist and mill operator roles.

Doe Run is led by a team of metals and mining industry leaders.

Doe Run says its goal is to improve quality of life through its products and services. Its values guide its approach to continuous improvement for customers, employees and neighbors.

Missouri ranks second in the U.S. for number of jobs, facilities and the economic impact of the lead battery industry. Doe Run contributes $1.2 billion in overall economic impact to Missouri.

Doe Run partners with companies in battery recycling and mining to highlight the importance of minerals and metals and plan for the future of those industries.

The industry recognizes Doe Run as a leader in mining innovation. With inventions like the first electronic shovel and roof bolts to a new hydrometallurgical lead metal production technology, Doe Run and its predecessors revolutionized lead mining and metal production.

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The Doe Run Company is a privately held natural resources company and a global producer of lead, copper and zinc. It has more than 150 years of operations in mining, metal production and lead battery recycling.

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