Gold Appraiser

A Gold Appraiser assesses the value of gold items, typically for lending purposes, by determining purity, weight, and authenticity. They use various methods to evaluate the gold and record their findings, interacting with customers and collaborating with other team members to ensure accurate valuations and smooth transactions.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

Key Responsibilities:

1. Assessing Gold:
Gold appraisers examine gold items (jewelry, coins, etc.) to determine their purity, weight, and authenticity.
2. Valuation:
They calculate the value of the gold based on its purity, weight, and current market prices.
3. Using Testing Methods:
Appraisers use various techniques like acid tests, electronic testers, and density meters to evaluate gold.
4. Record Keeping:
They maintain accurate records of all appraisal details, including purity, weight, and any unique markings.
5. Customer Interaction:
Gold appraisers interact with customers, explaining the appraisal process and addressing their questions or concerns.
6. Maintaining Equipment:
They ensure that all appraisal equipment is properly calibrated and maintained for accurate results.
7. Staying Updated:
They keep abreast of market trends, gold prices, and industry regulations to provide accurate valuations.
8. Compliance:
Adhering to the company’s policies, industry standards, and legal requirements during appraisals.
9. Business Development:
In some cases, they may be involved in canvassing and sourcing new customers to increase gold loan business.

Must have 2-3 yrs of experience in checking gold purity.