Mine Supervisor

Job description

About the role

The Mine Supervisor is part of the Mining Operations supervisory team. He/she supervises the development, production and construction teams. Mainly, he/she is responsible for planning, organizing, directing and coordinating day-to-day mining activities. He/She adheres to the company's principles by adopting a management approach focused on sustainable development, an operation for excellence and the organization's code of conduct.

Essential Duties

- Respect, know and promote the company's regulations and policies, particularly with regard to health and safety.

- Plans, organizes, directs and coordinates the daily activities of miners.

- Coordinate and supervise the execution of work to achieve budgetary objectives.

- Ensure compliance with work procedures to minimize risks and control department costs.

- Solve mining-related problems and recommend measures to improve department productivity.

- Manage personnel, evaluate performance and oversee employee development.

- Estimate the human and material resources required to carry out work, and ensure their efficient use.

- Maintain various reports and lists, and report daily on the status of ongoing activities.

- Apply the supervision formula using the work card and the golden rules manual.

- All tasks related to the performance of duties

Training & Experience

- Minimum of five (5) years' experience in underground mining, including a minimum of two (2) years as a supervisor or relevant experience

- Mining modules 1 to 5 and 7

- Valid general explosives permit

- Basic computer skills, including MS Office suite

- Bilingualism an asset

Skills and Competencies

- Organizational skills

- Analytical and problem-solving skills

- Good communication skills (French and English)

- Ability to manage teams in a multicultural environment

- Ability to lead and develop employees

Working Conditions

- Eleonore mine site (fly-in, fly-out from Montreal, Chibougamau, Matagami, Rouyn-Noranda, Val D'Or and Wemindji)

- Schedule: 14 working days followed by 14 days off