Water Resources Engineer - Mining Site & Water Modeling

Gibraltar Mine; McLeese Lake; On-site; CAD 103,000 - 128,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

RRSP matching

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Disability insurance

Vacation package

Job summary

Gibraltar Mine, part of Trekor Metals, is seeking an Engineer, Water Resources in Williams Lake (BC). The role leads water balance modelling, identifies water needs and risks, and coordinates short- and long-term water management plans at the site, reporting to the Superintendent, Tailings Management.

Responsibilities include supporting freshet preparedness, regulatory submissions, capital planning, and ongoing improvement initiatives to optimize water management across operations.

Qualifications

• Engineering degree with a PE/Professiona l Engineer designation (BC).
• Valid Canadian Driver’s License required.
• Experience in an industrial setting.

Responsibilities

• Manage site wide water balance and modeling.
• Assess and identify site operational water needs and risk.
• Coordinate and implement short-and long-term water management plans.
• Implement continuous improvement activities related to water management and promote best practices.
• Coordinate inter-departmental water management and water project activities.
• Coordinate and support freshet preparedness.
• Provide technical support to permitting applications and regulatory submissions.
• Ensure regulatory commitments relating to water management are met.
• Complete capital budget planning for water projects.
• Manage projects as assigned.

Skills

Water resources

Project management

Communication

Leadership

Education

Engineering degree

Professional Engineer (BC)

Job description

Gibraltar Mine, part of Trekor Metals, is seeking an Engineer, Water Resources in Williams Lake (BC). The role leads water balance modelling, identifies water needs and risks, and coordinates short- and long-term water management plans at the site, reporting to the Superintendent, Tailings Management.

Responsibilities include supporting freshet preparedness, regulatory submissions, capital planning, and ongoing improvement initiatives to optimize water management across operations.