Underground Construction Miner Camp — 14/14 Rotation

REDPATH MINING; Red Lake; On-site; CAD 118,000 - 168,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental and vision care

Life insurance

Pension

Employee assistance program

Job summary

Redpath Mining in Northwestern Ontario (Red Lake) is seeking a Construction Miner (Development) to perform shotcreting, grout work, ground support, and related underground construction tasks. The role involves 12-hour shifts with a 14 days on/off rotation, and camp accommodations.

You will inspect headings, install ground support, operate pneumatic drills and underground equipment, and follow safety rules including WHMIS and Cardinal Rules.

Qualifications

• 2 years of experience in a related construction role.
• Ontario Hard Rock Underground Common Core – Full Basic (or other provincial equivalent).
• Required Specialty Modules: U0024, U0028, U0081, U0082, U0085a, U0085b, U0085c & U0086 (or other provincial equivalent).

Responsibilities

• Inspect existing underground headings.
• Scale loose rocks and install ground support to stabilize rock mass and ensure safety in mine construction.
• Operate pneumatic hand-held drills and various other construction tools.
• Operate hand-held drills such as jacklegs and stoppers.
• Use underground equipment like LHD units, scissor trucks, Boom trucks, shotcrete sprayers and other support vehicles.
• Follow established regulatory, company, and client rules and regulations.

Skills

Multitask

Teamwork

Reading procedures

Adapt to change

Cultural sensitivity

Mining knowledge

Education

Ontario Hard Rock Underground Common Core – Full Basic

U0024, U0028, U0081, U0082, U0085a, U0085b, U0085c & U0086 specialty modules

Tools

Pneumatic hand-held drills

Jacklegs

Ground support equipment

Job description

Redpath Mining in Northwestern Ontario (Red Lake) is seeking a Construction Miner (Development) to perform shotcreting, grout work, ground support, and related underground construction tasks. The role involves 12-hour shifts with a 14 days on/off rotation, and camp accommodations.

You will inspect headings, install ground support, operate pneumatic drills and underground equipment, and follow safety rules including WHMIS and Cardinal Rules.