Role OverviewAs part of the engineering department, the Engineer in Training - Geotechnical is responsible for providing expertise, knowledge, and leadership relevant to the stability of existing and proposed facilities, earthworks, and structures to ensure they serve the mines purposes safely and efficiently
Key Responsibilities- Inspect open pits, underground excavations, dikes, dams, and other critical infrastructure as required.
- Analyze relevant data to ascertain stability and take action to stabilize, as required.
- Coordinate geotechnical and hydrogeological monitoring programs to ensure instrumentation and systems are relevant, functional, and properly maintained.
- Ensure that instrumentation and geotechnical systems are utilized efficiently and effectively.
- Assist in the coordinate the design and planning of future capital construction projects to enable construction activities to proceed as planned.
- Direct, facilitate, monitor, and support construction activities in accordance with prescribed designs, methods, safety standards, timelines, costs, and quality requirements.
- Develop and deliver internal and external status reports, summaries, analyses, warnings/bulletins, and correspondence as required by technical or regulatory demands.
- Be available to provide knowledge and service as required to resolve issues or address concerns related to geotechnical engineering.
- Expanding position-relevant knowledge and skills through continuing self-directed or employer-sponsored professional development.
What You Bring to the Table- Bachelor's degree in civil, geological, or mining engineering required
- Working towards P.Eng registration with the Professional Engineers of Ontario
- Hands-on experience in construction, excavation, monitoring instrumentation, and/or technical field services is preferred
- Knowledge of geomechanical failure modes, monitoring methods and practices, and related data analysis
- Knowledge of the design and construction processes of major civil and/or mining structures
- Knowledge of specialist earthworks and geotechnical software applications
- Experience in structural stability monitoring, data analysis, and reporting
- Possession of a valid driver's license.
- The individual should demonstrate a high level of energy, self motivation and strong organizational skills.
- Highly organized with exceptional attention to detail, able to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced, growing work environment.
- The incumbent will demonstrate excellent oral and written communication skills, a strong commitment to working in a safe, socially responsible manner.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office programs, mine design suites (Deswik, Minesight and/or Promine), and Autocad is required.
Why Join Us?- Be part of an organization that values highest standards of sustainable development.
- Opportunity to drive meaningful change in electrical department.
- Work alongside dynamic leaders and teams committed to continuous improvement initiatives.
- Competitive salary and benefits package.
Working Conditions- The schedule for this position is based in a camp operation working on a 14/14 rotation schedule (12 hour days)
Travel & Accommodation- Camp accommodations and flights provided from Toronto, Sudbury, and Rouyn-Noranda in accordance with company policy.
Ready to make a lasting impact? Apply today and help us continue building a culture of excellence, engagement, and growth!
This is an existing vacancy.
Salary Range: $62,250 - $112,150 CAD
The expected salary range for this role is intended to support transparency and informed decision making. Final compensation will be based on skills, experience and internal equity.
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