Candidates need a Geology or Geological Sciences degree or a Geological Technician diploma. Surveying, outcrop mapping and Microsoft Office skills are needed, and Minesight 3D is an asset.
1+ YOECandidates need a Journeyman Industrial Electrician trade certificate issued in Alberta or a recognized equivalent, plus at least one year of industrial electrical experience. Surface mining mobile equipment experience in a coal mining environment is preferred, and standard first aid with CPR is an asset.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree in engineering, with mining engineering preferred. Open pit mining experience, short-range planning and drill and blast knowledge are assets, plus Microsoft Office skills.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree in geological or mining engineering and open pit mining experience is a strong asset. Slope monitoring and geotechnical software experience are also valued.
RocScience, MineSight, Deswik, Microsoft Office, Robotic Total Station, Radar monitoring system
Candidates need a Red Seal or provincial heavy-duty mechanic certificate, or eligibility to challenge the journeyman exam. Maintenance experience on large open-pit mining equipment, such as P&H shovels and Hitachi excavators, is required.
Candidates need a minimum two-year technical diploma in Environmental Science, Wildlife, Resource Management or a related field. They also need a safety-first attitude, good writing and research skills, Class 5 licence and ATV/UTV/snowmobile certificates, and the ability to work with minimal supervision.
GPS, Avenza Maps, GIS, Microsoft Office, laboratory equipment, ATV
5+ YOECandidates need at least five years of environmental compliance experience in industry, ideally mining, plus significant team leadership. An advanced college diploma in an environmental discipline is required, and a degree is preferred.
Candidates need a B.Sc. or B.Eng. in mining, metallurgy, chemical engineering, geochemistry or a related field, plus proven experience across mine operations and commercial marketing. They need working knowledge of ASTM D2234/D6610 and the IMSBC Code, and the ability to turn lab data into commercial risk assessments.