Main responsibilities

The building mechanic Technician is responsible for technical support and services such as the design, development and testing of machinery, heating or ventilation systems. He inspects mechanical installations.

• Provide technical support and services such as maintenance and testing of machinery, parts, tools, heating and ventilation systems;
• Interpret plans, drawings and technical specifications;
• Inspect installations and mechanical or construction works;
• Other related tasks.

General skills

• DVS in building mechanics or diploma in a related field;
• Have a minimum of 3-5 years of experience;
• Have skills in pneumatic and hydraulic components;
• To be dynamic;
• Be proactive;
• Have a strong ability to communicate in English (oral and written).

Working conditions

• 14-14 schedule
• Nunavut
• Competitive salary and benefits

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Main responsibilities

 

Reporting to the Operations Department Manager, the Crane Operator works closely with other equipment operators and ground crew. He/She collaborates with the other departments of the site. He/She ensures that goals and timelines are met. All while promoting and respecting the culture, the code of conduct in terms of health and safety of the customer and the environment.

• Operate the machinery for which you are trained, in complete safety;
• Inspect and perform basic maintenance of equipment assigned to you;
• Maintain a clean and safe work environment;
• All other related tasks.

 

General skills

• Hold a DEP in crane operation and a valid class 1 driver's license;
• A minimum of 2 years experience as a boom truck and 45 ton crane operator; 
• Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to work in a team; 
• Strong ability to communicate effectively in English (oral and written).  

Working conditions

• 14-14 schedule
• Nunavut
• Competitive salary and benefits

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Main responsibilities

• Read and interpret schematics, circuit diagrams and specifications;
• Run cables in conduits and through walls and floors;
• Installs brackets and supports on which electrical equipment is mounted;
• Install, replace and repair lighting fixtures and electrical control and distribution equipment such as switches, relays and circuit breakers;
• Assemble, join and connect wires to equipment and components to establish circuits;
• Performs continuity tests to ensure compatibility and safety of circuits after installation, replacement or repair using appropriate instruments;
• Troubleshoot and isolate faults in electrical and electronic systems, and remove and replace defective components;
• Performs preventive maintenance programs and maintains maintenance records.

 

General skills

• Hold a professional diploma in electricity;
• Hold a valid electrician's certificate of qualification;
• Have at least 5 years of experience in the mining field;
• Excellent ability to communicate in English
• Enjoy manual work, be meticulous, safe and rigorous.

For underground positions:

• Possess the modular training of the mining worker (1-2-3-4-5-7);
• Possess a valid explosives permit.

Required skills

• License C

Working conditions

• 14-14 schedule
• Nunavut
• Competitive salary and benefits

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Main responsibilities

• Maintain and repair trailers, trucks, chainsaws, engines, etc;
• Execute the task planning submitted by your supervisor;
• Inspect the operation of equipment;
• All other related tasks.

General skills

• Have relevant experience in the field of mechanics;
• Be resourceful;
• To be punctual ;
• Be independent.

Working conditions

• Competitive salary and benefits

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Main responsibilities

 

Repair heavy and light equipment assigned to industrial operations (conveyors, crushers, motors, turbines, etc.);

Carry out the planning of tasks submitted by your supervisor;

Perform welding work;

All other related tasks.

General skills

Bilingualism (an asset);

DCS in industrial mechanics or equivalent;

Have a minimum of 3 years experience in the field;

Be in good physical condition and meet the requirements of the position;

Have completed modules 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 of the modular training for mining workers (FMTM) (an asset).

Working conditions

• 14-14 schedule
• Nunavut
• Competitive salary and benefits

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