Coordinator, Regulatory Affairs

Gibraltar Mine; McLeese Lake; On-site; CAD 95,000 - 119,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Disability insurance

RRSP matching

Vacation

Job summary

Gibraltar Mine, part of Trekor Metals Limited, is seeking a Coordinator, Regulatory Affairs in McLeese Lake, BC. You will support regulatory and permitting initiatives across the mine’s life cycle, collaborating with internal teams and external consultants to advance environmental stewardship and responsible development.

You will help prepare permit applications, review technical reports, and coordinate with regulators and Indigenous groups, ensuring compliance with standards and project

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or diploma in relevant field (e.g., law, business, science, environment or engineering).
• Designation or eligibility for designation such as P.Eng., P.Geo., R.P.Bio, RPF, EP considered an asset.
• Minimum two years’ experience in mining, resource development, environmental management, regulatory field would be an asset.
• Knowledge of relevant legislation, standards, and effective industry best practices.

Responsibilities

• Assist with regulatory and permitting initiatives under the supervision of the Superintendent, Regulatory Affairs.
• Develop and coordinate permit applications under applicable acts and joint processes.
• Ensure conformance of applications with environmental requirements and guidance documents.
• Assist in studies and action plans supporting environmental and permitting initiatives.
• Manage project management and support tasks related to regulatory requirements.
• Maintain compliance with environmental laws, regulations, and site permits.
• Review multidisciplinary technical reports and coordinate consultants.
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned.

Skills

Legislation interpretation

Strategic thinking

Communication

Organizational skills

Team collaboration

Data management

Integrity & safety culture

Driver's license

Education

Bachelor’s degree or diploma

Professional designation (P.Eng, P.Geo, R.P.Bio, RPF, EP) asset

Tools

Data management software

Job description

Position Title: Coordinator, Regulatory Affairs

Employment Type: Full-Time

Organization: Gibraltar Mine

Location: McLeese Lake, BC

Reporting Relationship: Superintendent, Regulatory Affairs

Salary Range: $94,900 to $118,700

About Trek

Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia (BC), Canada, Trekor Metals Limited (Trekor) is a leading North American copper producer with a robust development pipeline of minerals projects and properties in Canada and the United States.

Known for seeing opportunities where other mining companies do not, Trekor has a two-decade track record of delivering value for shareholders, employees, communities where we operate, and others — from acquiring the Gibraltar Mine in BC for a single dollar and building it into Canada's second-largest copper producer, to transforming Arizona’s Florence Copper into the world's first greenfield in-situ copper recovery operation.

Trekor goes Beyond Potential.

For more information visit our website www.Trekormetals.com.

Role Overview

Gibraltar Mine is seeking a Coordinator, Regulatory Affairs to assist with regulatory and permitting requirements necessary to support ongoing and future operations at the Mine.

This role offers an excellent opportunity for exposure to all aspects of the mining life cycle, including meaningful contribution towards environmental stewardship, continuous improvement, and responsible development.

The Coordinator, Regulatory Affairs will work closely with the Superintendent, Regulatory Affairs to direct and complete various project management and support tasks related to regulatory and permitting initiatives. The role involves collaboration with internal Departments, management of external technical consultants, compiling and interpreting multidisciplinary data, development and coordination of permit applications, and communication with regulatory agencies and Indigenous groups.

Core Responsibilities

• Reporting to the Superintendent, Regulatory Affairs, assist with all matters related to regulatory and permitting initiatives.
• Support the development and coordination of permit applications under the Mines Act, Environmental Management Act, and the Joint Application process, among others.
• Ensure conformance of applications with the applicable regulatory environmental requirements and guidance documents (e.g., Joint Application Information Requirements).
• Assist in managing the development and implementation of key studies and action plans to support environmental and permitting initiatives.
• Complete and direct various project management and support tasks related to regulatory and permitting requirements.
• Assist in maintaining and tracking compliance with environmental laws, regulations, and site permits by ensuring adherence to industry best practices and municipal, provincial, and federally mandated environmental regulatory standards.
• Review of multidisciplinary technical reports and coordination of technical consultants as assigned.
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned or required.

Education & Experience

• Bachelor’s degree or diploma in relevant field (e.g., law, business, science, environment or engineering).
• Designation or eligibility for designation such as P.Eng., P.Geo., R.P.Bio, RPF, EP considered an asset.
• Minimum two years’ experience in mining, resource development, industrial operations, environmental management, environmental assessment, or regulatory field would be an asset.
• Knowledge of relevant legislation, standards, and effective industry best practices.

Skills & Competencies

• Ability to interpret relevant legislation and implement necessary changes.
• Strategic thinker with ability to collaborate and build consensus.
• Excellent communication skills; must be able to present relevant, credible information to site personnel as well as regulators and stakeholders in both verbal and written form.
• Strong organizational, time management skills, attention to detail, and conscientious dedication to maintaining records.
• Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively and productively as a team member and with external communities of interest including regulatory agencies and Indigenous groups.
• Ability to organize priorities based on deadlines and manage competing priorities.
• Experience with data management and data management software.
• Strong sense of integrity and desire to promote a safe, sustainable, and environmentally responsible culture.
• Possess and maintain a valid driver’s license.

The Community

• Williams Lake has a population of approximately 12,000 but services nearly 25,000 as it is a central hub for many outlying smaller communities.
• Adult recreational leagues for many popular sports including hockey, soccer, and softball.
• A fantastic trail network for mountain biking, walking, and hiking.
• Dozens of nearby lakes for fishing, paddling, and camping opportunities.
• Close by cross country and downhill skiing venues.

Compensation

At all Trekors locations, we pride ourselves in offering a challenging and rewarding work environment. Our employees have the opportunity for career and professional growth through development, education, and succession plan programs.

Additionally, our compensation and benefits package includes competitive salaries and vacation packages, health, dental, and disability insurance benefits, and an RRSP matching program.

Trekor is an equal opportunity employer who encourages applications from candidates of all backgrounds and experiences.