Under the general supervision of the Mine General Supervisor, the Shift Supervisor is responsible for directing the assistant mine supervisors in their execution of the mine plan with a strong emphasis on safety and efficiency.
Essential Functions
- 1. Assign crews and equipment to specific tasks in order to meet daily mine production goals as per mine planning.
- 2. Supervise crew activities during shifts to ensure safe and efficient accomplishment of assignments.
- 3. Develop crew skills to levels of maximum efficiency and safety.
- 4. Address individual and team issues on a timely basis and in an appropriate manner.
- 5. Discuss daily priorities and production goals with the Mine General Supervisor & Assistant Mine Supervisors to implement and maintain the current mining plan including mining, drill and blast, and projects.
- 6. Responsible for management of assistant supervisors including communicate daily production requirements and availability of employees and equipment.
- 7. Monitor equipment availability, production priorities based on the availability, and triage with Maintenance to set priorities for repairs and production.
- 8. Assist in the recruitment of new personnel and work closely with Human Resources to maintain adequate crew levels.
- 9. Ensure training, opportunities, feedback, and discipline are provided to all personnel in a fair and consistent manner.
- 10. Conduct safety meetings and participate in daily-lineouts.
- 11. Conduct Accident or incident investigations.
- 12. Clearly define the expectations for all employees.
- 13. Engagement in all safety related programs, including influencing the hourly workforce to get involved.
Qualifications and Skill Requirements
- 1. It is important that the incumbent foster team spirit among crew members, motivating them to meet safe production goals.
- 2. Must have a strong understanding of mining techniques, equipment, materials, and procedures.
- 3. Must show careful attention to planning in order to reduce inefficiencies.
- 4. Must be able to adapt to changing conditions throughout the shift.
- 5. Must inspect and evaluate work areas to meet safety guidelines.
- 6. Requires five years of heavy equipment operating experience in a mining or construction environment. (A mining related degree may be substituted for equipment operating experience.)
- 7. Two years of direct supervisory experience in a mine production environment.
- 8. Additional supervisory experience is a plus.
- 9. Requires valid driver’s license.
Health, Safety, and Environmental Requirements
- Adheres to all safety and environmental considerations.
- Have a strong commitment to safe working practices.
- Wears Personal Protective Equipment at all times while in the production environment.
- Follows operating procedures and complies with all regulatory requirements.
- Strategic Effectiveness Developing and communicating rigorous and creative business strategies that drive sustainable value.
- External Engagement Understanding and building relationships with external parties that strengthen and sustain competitive advantage.
- Business Focus Applying commercial rigor and discipline to all business decisions and customer relationships.
- Living the Kinross Values Aligning behavior, decisions, and actions with Kinross values and principles.