Underground Development Supervisor
Dead Line: April 20, 2022
- Ensure the underground mine operates according to company, federal, provincial and municipal standards.
- Promote, communicate and follow Fatality Risk Management policies at all time. Inspect work areas, identify risks and hazards and ensure corrective measures are taken.
- Ensure accurate reporting and investigation of accidents and incidents.
- Complete mandatory weekly and monthly job tasks.
- Practice and promote the Internal Responsibility System.
- Ensure that underground employees are receiving training / accreditation on the jobs they are expected to perform or equipment they are expected to operate.
- Promote and adhere to Porcupine’s Environmental and Sustainability policies.
- Ensure all Federal and Provincial legislative requirements are met.
- Essential Duties
- Directly responsible for the health and safety of his/her crews.
- Conduct workplace inspections, identify risks and hazards and take corrective measures.
- Practice and promote the 5-Point Safety System on a daily basis.
- Conduct a Safety Meeting monthly (minimum).
- Conduct Spot Job Observations (weekly).
- Practice and promote the Corporation’s Safety Programs in conjunction with the IRS.
- Ensure the Occupational Health and Safety Act, Government Acts and Regulations and Company policies and procedures are adhered to.
- Promote good housekeeping practices.
- Frontline supervision of hourly crews underground.
- Coordinate and ensure production targets are met as forecast, within budget and safety parameters.
- Ensure the crews have the training, tools, and equipment in place to perform the work safely and efficiently.
- Assist in forecasting the production and development targets for the workplaces.
- Assist in the development and implementation of policies and procedures as required by the underground.
- Work with engineering and assist in the planning and design of workplaces.
- Assist in planning and implementation of support projects.
- Complete all time entry and vacation requests and scheduling.
- Ensure to correctly record all relevant information and data
- Ensure crews receive training / accreditation in the jobs they are expected to perform or equipment they are expected to operate.
- Provide coaching, hold to account and evaluate hourly employees.
- Conduct job observations and provide employees with feedback on their performance.
- Provide clear expectations of the production levels expected.
- Provide discipline not including suspension
- Minimum secondary school diploma, post secondary education in mining preferred, along with five (5) years’ of production mining experience.
- Accreditation in the Underground Supervisory Common Core.
- Good understanding and working knowledge of the Occupational Health & Safety Act and regulations for Mines & Mining Plants, Underground mine rescue techniques, WHIMS and Loss Control Principles.
- Professional Supervisor Certification.
- Facilitator Training.
- Minimum five (5) years production experience in all aspects of underground operations.
- Strong leadership, organizational, communication and interpersonal skills.
- Familiarity with training programs, IRS, and Corporation’s Safety Program.
- Proven track record in personal safety and housekeeping practices
- Minimum three (3) years experience in leadership roles
- Work well in a team atmosphere.
- Computer skills to complete time entry, centric, work orders, materials management.
- Demonstrate good problem-solving skills.
- Familiarity with the JH&SC and Safety and Loss Control.
- This position is located at Hoyle Pond, part of Newmont's Porcupine mine site near Timmins, ON.
- In this role you will work a 5x5x4 schedule. As such, if you do not live near the site, we will require relocation.
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