Mining Engineer

Mining Engineer

The Mining Engineer is responsible for developing and optimizing mine plans that support safe, efficient, and cost-effective operations. Working closely with operations, geoscience, maintenance, and leadership teams, this role balances short and long-term planning objectives while adapting to changing mine conditions.

Your success will be defined by your ability to:

• Create, update, and manage mine plans, production schedules, and forecast models to ensure alignment with operational targets and business goals.
• Track mining progress and revise plans as needed in response to equipment performance, geological variability, weather conditions, production demands, and other operational factors.
• Contribute to short-term mine planning by converting production objectives into practical execution plans, coordinating closely with site operations, and implementing timely adjustments to enhance safety, efficiency, and overall mine performance.
• Partner with operations, geology, reclamation, and technical stakeholders to improve mine sequencing strategies, material handling processes, and equipment utilization.
• Evaluate operational metrics and performance data to identify improvement opportunities, providing recommendations that strengthen productivity, operational excellence, and workplace safety.

Your strengths include:

• Bachelor's degree in Mining Engineering or similar.
• P.Eng. designation, or eligibility for registration in Canada, is an asset.
• Experience in mine planning, production, and operations within large-scale mining environments.
• Strong analytical and decision-making skills, with the ability to balance safety, production, and business priorities.