UNDERGROUND HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC

One of our major clients in the Mining & Metals industry is looking for an Underground  Heavy Duty Mechanic for a one-year contract to work in Lac de Gras (Northern Territories of Canada).
There is a huge possibility of extending the contract for another year since the project will go on until .
The client is offering Fly-in/Fly-out from Edmonton/Yellowknife/Fort Smith to Nunavut, BC (Northern Territories of Canada - area where Lac de Gras is located).
Job Description Underground Heavy-Duty Mechanic   Qualifications.
• Journeyperson certification as a Heavy Duty Mechanic.
• Interprovincial Red Seal certification.
• Understanding of the NWT Mines Act.
• Familiarity with new technologies and equipment (e.
., Cat SIS, Cummins Insight, etc.).
• Ability to maintain and repair industrial equipment.
• Proven oral, written, and active listening skills and ability to work in high-stress situations and resolve issues.
Schedule.
• 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off (first week.
dayshift, second week.
nightshift).
You Will Stand out if you have.
• Current St.
John’s Ambulance Standard First Aid Certificate with CPR.
• Training on the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS).
Responsibilities.
• Perform cost-effective, safe, and environmentally friendly repairs to maximize equipment availability.
• The incumbent will be working on but not limited to Epiroc MT haul trucks, Boltecs, Simbas, Jumbos, autonomous ST14 scoop trams, ST, ST18 scoop trams, Normet shotcrete sprayers, transmixers, etc.
• The mine is primarily Epiroc equipment.
• Fill out the work orders and reports on repairs and diagnoses prior to the end of each shift.
• Provide sufficient detail about repairs so that others can understand what work has been done on the equipment.
• Keep work areas clean and free of safety hazards on a continuous basis.
• Conduct safety audits as per company policy.
• Provide written reports to the Mobile Maintenance Supervisor as requested.
• Adhere to safety and environmental rules and contribute to safety and productivity by constructively participating in safety meetings and incident investigations.
• Conduct equipment reviews to ensure new and existing equipment meets site safety and operational requirements.
• Assist other tradespersons to achieve Maintenance goals as required.
• Help develop Heavy Duty Mechanic apprentices including delegating tasks or projects that will assist with their skill development and meet apprenticeship requirements.