Heavy-Duty Drilling Equipment Mechanic

Boart Longyear; Haileybury; On-site; CAD 94,000 - 102,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Matched Pension

Medical Benefits

Healthcare Spending Account

Employee Assistance Program

Referral Bonus

Safety culture

Job summary

Boart Longyear is seeking a Heavy Duty Mechanic for our Haileybury, Ontario shop. The role offers an hourly wage of CAD 45.00 to CAD 49.00 per hour, with responsibilities including repair, troubleshooting and maintenance of drilling equipment and mobile support gear.

Requirements include 5+ years diagnosing and repairing mining or drilling equipment, a valid driver’s license, Standard First Aid, and potentially underground core certification. A dynamic safety-first culture awaits.

Qualifications

• 5+ years experience diagnosing and repairing mining or drilling equipment.
• Valid driver's license; provide abstract upon hire.
• Standard First Aid.
• Underground common core is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Repair, troubleshoot, adjust, overhaul and maintain drilling equipment and mobile support equipment.
• Check for proper performance and inspect equipment to detect faults.
• Diagnose faults to determine extent of repair required.
• Test repaired equipment for proper performance and regulatory compliance.
• Perform routine maintenance, clean and lubricate equipment.
• Coordinate work with other departments and requisition parts and supplies.
• Experience with LM/Swick/Minecats/Kubotas a plus.
• Maintain safe working conditions at all times.

Skills

Troubleshooting

Equipment repair

Preventive maintenance

Diagnostic testing

Education

Red Seal Heavy Duty Mechanic

Tools

LM drills

Swick drills

Minecats

Kubotas

Job description

Boart Longyear is seeking a Heavy Duty Mechanic for our Haileybury, Ontario shop. The role offers an hourly wage of CAD 45.00 to CAD 49.00 per hour, with responsibilities including repair, troubleshooting and maintenance of drilling equipment and mobile support gear.

Requirements include 5+ years diagnosing and repairing mining or drilling equipment, a valid driver’s license, Standard First Aid, and potentially underground core certification. A dynamic safety-first culture awaits.