Project Improvement and Control Room Lead
- Dease Lake 9, BC, Canada
We are able to offer you a wage rate of $45.49 – $50.54 per hour. · Full-time
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- We are able to offer you a wage rate of $45.49 – $50.54 per hour.
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Original job description
The OpportunityThe Project Improvement and Control Room Lead is responsible for the leadership and operation of the Mine Control Room, ensuring the safe, efficient and coordinated execution of underground mining activities. The role provides real-time operational oversight, leads the Control Room team, coordinates underground resources and communications, monitors critical safety systems, and supports production objectives. The Mine Control Room Lead also leads operational improvement projects and technology initiatives that enhance safety, productivity and the effectiveness of mine control systems. This position will follow a 14/14 FIFO rotation.Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate underground personnel, equipment, materials and services to optimise operational efficiency.
- Monitor fleet management, personnel tracking, communications, CCTV and mine monitoring systems.
- Maintain accurate accountability of all personnel working underground.
- Coordinate responses to operational delays, equipment breakdowns and changing production priorities.
- Act as the Control Room lead during emergencies, ensuring timely communication, personnel accountability and implementation of emergency response procedures.
- Liaise with Underground Supervisors, Maintenance, Technical Services, Surface Operations and Emergency Response personnel to ensure effective operational coordination.
- Lead and support operational improvement initiatives, including the development and implementation of new processes, technologies, systems and work practices that improve safety, productivity and operational performance.
- Coordinate assigned projects within the Mine Control function, including planning, stakeholder engagement, implementation, documentation and post-implementation reviews.
- Ensure accurate completion of shift reports, operational logs, incident records and production updates.
- Ensure compliance with company policies, site procedures and applicable legislative requirements.
Skills and Experience:
- Minimum High School Diploma or equivalency
- Underground experience is an asset; candidates should have a thorough understanding of trucking, service crew activities, ventilation requirements, blasting, and jumbo operations.
- Candidates should have the ability to interpret and understand underground development cycles, and be able to identify and escalate concerns
- The ability to work professionally in a demanding environment while juggling multiple priorities
- Proven ability to recognize and follow verbal and written instructions
- Must have good radio etiquette and strong communications skills
Work Conditions
- Ability to do shift camp work on a rotational basis (alternating dayshift/nightshift), typically the rotations are 2 weeks on site (minimum 12-hour days), followed by 2 weeks off – working statutory holidays as they fall within the rotation
- Frequently required to communicate, sit, stand, walk, climb, reach, push/pull, manipulate objects and work in awkward positions
- Duties may involve moving materials weighing up to 50 pounds
- Manual dexterity and good eye-hand coordination are required
- Extreme weather conditions
- Noise level in the work environment is moderate to high
What we offer: Barminco Mining Services Canada Ltd. can offer you a role where you will be challenged and valued for your skills and experience. You will also have the opportunity to develop and grow your career. We are able to offer you a wage rate of $45.49 – $50.54 per hour.
We offer competitive wages, no-wait extended health and dental benefits, charter travel from various hubs (Calgary, Vancouver, Kelowna or Smithers), camp accommodations and meals. We also offer a matching RRSP program after a 3-month waiting period.
More about this job
Responsibilities
Lead the Mine Control Room and coordinate underground personnel, equipment, communications, and operational responses to support safe and efficient mining. Oversee emergency coordination, reporting, compliance, and improvement projects that enhance safety, productivity, and mine control systems.
Requirements
A minimum high school diploma or equivalent is required; underground mining experience is an asset, with knowledge of trucking, service crews, ventilation, blasting, jumbo operations, and development cycles. Candidates should communicate professionally, follow instructions, manage competing priorities, and be able to work a demanding rotational camp schedule.
Skills
- Underground Mining Operations
- Mine Control Room Operations
- Operational Coordination
- Fleet Management Systems
- Personnel Tracking
- Radio Communications
- CCTV Monitoring
- Mine Monitoring Systems
- Emergency Response
- Operational Improvement
- Project Coordination
- Safety Systems Monitoring
- Production Reporting
- Incident Documentation
- Underground Development Cycle Interpretation
- Stakeholder Communication
Benefits
- Extended Health Benefits
- Dental Benefits
- Charter Travel
- Camp Accommodation
- Meals
- Matching RRSP Program
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Management & Leadership
- Security & Safety
- Logistics
Keywords
- Underground Mining
- Mine Control Room
- Fleet Management
- Personnel Tracking
- Radio Communications
- CCTV
- Mine Monitoring Systems
- Ventilation
- Blasting
- Jumbo Operations
- Underground Development Cycles
- Emergency Response Procedures
- Operational Improvement
- Project Coordination
- Safety Systems
- Production Coordination
- Shift Reports
- Operational Logs
- Incident Records
- Legislative Compliance
- Trucking
- Service Crew Activities
- Stakeholder Engagement
- FIFO Rotation
- Mine Operations