Key Responsibilities- Lead the implementation and continuous improvement of the Company's health and safety management systems, policies, and procedures.
- Support compliance with MSHA, OSHA where applicable, applicable environmental regulations, and Company safety standards.
- Conduct field inspections, hazard assessments, risk evaluations, and audits; work with teams to address hazards and verify corrective actions.
- Lead incident and near-miss investigations, identify root causes, and share lessons learned to prevent recurrence.
- Develop and deliver employee orientations, task-specific safety training, emergency response drills, and ongoing safety education.
- Monitor contractor safety performance and reinforce Company and regulatory requirements.
- Maintain accurate safety records, training documentation, regulatory reports, and performance metrics.
- Partner with geology, engineering, operations, and project teams to incorporate safety into planning, site development, and daily activities.
- Coordinate emergency preparedness, including response plans, drills, and communication with external agencies.
- Build a strong safety culture through visible field leadership, employee engagement, coaching, and follow-through.
Qualifications- Bachelor's degree in Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Science, Mining, Engineering, or a related discipline, or equivalent relevant experience.
- At least five years of progressively responsible health and safety experience in mining, construction, heavy industry, or a related environment.
- Strong working knowledge of MSHA regulations, safety management systems, and incident investigation methods.
- Experience conducting inspections and audits, delivering safety training, and preparing regulatory reports.
- Strong communication, leadership, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to build effective working relationships and influence safe practices across employees, contractors, and leadership.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and safety reporting systems.
- Professional certifications such as CSHO, CSP, CRSP, OHST, or equivalent are an asset.
Reporting & CollaborationThis position reports to senior leadership and works closely with geology, engineering, operations, and corporate teams.
Central Nevada Gold is seeking a Health & Safety Officer to help shape our safety culture and support the development of the Mule Canyon Mine. This is an opportunity to join a growing company, bring your ideas to the table, and help build the systems and practices that guide how we work.
Working closely with senior leadership, employees, and contractors, you'll turn safety expectations into practical actions in the field. We're looking for a hands-on leader who builds trust, recognizes risks, and helps teams make safe decisions every day.
