HSE/Auxiliary Trainer– Fixed Term Contract, Fly In/Fly Out - Gahcho Kué Mine

Job description

De Beers Group has an opportunity for a motivated and energetic individual to join the Safety, Health, Environment, Risk and Training (SHERT) department at the Gahcho Kué Mine Site based in the Northwest Territories. This is a contract position ending June 2027. Reporting to the Training Superintendent, this position is responsible for delivering general training in the areas of HSE critical risk training and light auxiliary equipment.

Eighty percent of this role is in the classroom and field as an on-the-job trainer and twenty percent is maintaining training records and developing or reviewing training content. The ideal candidate is one who is committed to safe work practices and strives for zero harm.

Rewards & Benefits

Eligible for the Quarterly Bonus program; Remote Mine Site Allowance; Salary Enhancement for working in the NWT; Travel Allowance to POP; Immediate participation in our 100% employer-paid extended health and dental benefits program (no waiting period); Gahcho Kué Mine camp features a full-service dining room, and individual private bedrooms equipped with satellite cable television, telephones, and WiFi internet. There’s also a full-sized gymnasium, squash courts, and state-of-the-art fitness equipment.

Key responsibilities

To deliver training and assess learning to Gahcho Kue standards in the following areas: Fall Protection Confined Space Overhead Crane & Rigging Isolation Hands on Fire Extinguisher Hot Works Fire Watch Mobile Elevated Work Platforms Skidsteer Forklift Loader Preference would be for a individual with extensive industrial and/or mining experience with an emphasis in mineral processing operations or a similar frontline role where extensive first-hand experience was gained in the above areas.

This is a site-based position, working 14 days on/ 14 days off rotation.

Qualifications

We are looking for a candidate with extensive experience in an industrial or mining environment where they have not only completed the required courses but have also applied the knowledge and principles in their day-to-day work. Practical, hands-on experience using these concepts in an operational setting will be a key factor in the selection process.

Please note

Preference will be given to Members of the Deninu Kué, Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation, North Slave Métis Alliance, Northwest Territory Métis Nation, Tlicho Government, or Yellowknives Dene First Nation, followed by non-indigenous residents of the Northwest Territories.