Open Pit Production Geology Technician
Dead Line: April 21, 2022
- Manage tasks as assigned to the position by the Open Pit Production Geology Coordinators;
- Assist the production geologists with the management of the OP delineation drilling campaign by participating to tasks such as handling core boxes, sampling drill core and diamond drill inspections
- Lay out ore packets and refresh as needed;
- Lay out “no dig” and “blast limit” lines when necessary and refresh as needed;
- Install and recover BMMs;
- Liaise with the production geologists and mine operations to ensure that contacts are respected, and ore material is moved to the appropriate destinations;
- Collect blast hole samples and drop them at the assay lab in a timely manner;
- Sample muck faces and/or test stockpiles;
- Assist with the production geology activities such that files, maps, and records are accurate and up to date in a timely manner;
- Performs other related departmental duties as required.
- College diploma in mineral technology or equivalent (experience with surveying practices and equipment is an asset);
- 2 years of experience in the mining industry (open pit experience is an asset);
- Ability and willingness to perform manual labor which includes heavy lifting, as required;
- Hold a valid driver’s license (class 5 in Quebec or other provincial equivalent);
- Cultural awareness and understanding of work in the Canadian Arctic is an asset;
- Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to work in a team;
- Excellent working knowledge of all Microsoft Office Suits applications especially Outlook, Excel, Word & PowerPoint;
- Displays leadership, autonomy & team spirit;
- Experience working in a multicultural environment;
- Strong ability to effectively communicate in English (Oral and written). Selected candidates must attain a passing mark on a SPEEXX English language assessment.
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Under the supervision of the Human Resources Superintendent, the Human Resources Coordinator will structure, maintain and enhance the organization's Human Resources to support the Meliadine Mine.