Underground Mining Jobs
WSP Canada - Toronto, ON, CA
At WSP, we develop creative, comprehensive and sustainable engineering solutions for a future where society can thrive. Equipped with an intimate understanding of local intricacies, world-class talent...
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Greenstone Gold Mines - P0T 1M0 Geraldton, ON, CA
The Greenstone Mine commenced production in May 2024 and will be one of Canada’s largest open-pit gold mines, with annual production expected to average nearly 400,000 ounces of gold per year for an initial...
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Greenstone Gold Mines - P0T 1M0 Geraldton, ON, CA
The Greenstone Mine commenced production in May 2024 and will be one of Canada's largest open-pit gold mines, with annual production expected to average nearly 400,000 ounces of gold per year for an initial...
from: Greenstone Gold Mines - More than 30 days ago
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Newmont Goldcorp Canada - South Porcupine, Ontario
Employees from diverse backgrounds are empowered through engagement, involvement, and growth opportunities in the workplace.Join us and unearth your potential in a global company that is at the forefront...
from: jobillico.com - More than 30 days ago
Greenstone Gold Mines - P0T 1M0 Geraldton, ON, CA
The Greenstone Mine commenced production in May 2024 and will be one of Canada's largest open-pit gold mines, with annual production expected to average nearly 400,000 ounces of gold per year for an initial...
from: Greenstone Gold Mines - More than 30 days ago
Newmont Goldcorp Canada - Chapleau, Ontario
Employees from diverse backgrounds are empowered through engagement, involvement, and growth opportunities in the workplace.Join us and unearth your potential in a global company that is at the forefront...
from: jobillico.com - More than 30 days ago
Newmont Goldcorp Canada - Chapleau, Ontario
Employees from diverse backgrounds are empowered through engagement, involvement, and growth opportunities in the workplace.Join us and unearth your potential in a global company that is at the forefront...
from: jobillico.com - More than 30 days ago
Graham - Calgary, AB, CA
Graham is an employee-owned construction solutions partner that services the buildings, industrial, infrastructure, water and project finance sectors. We deliver lasting value for our clients through meticulous...
from: Graham - More than 30 days ago
Newmont Goldcorp Canada - Vancouver, British Columbia
About this role What will you be responsible for?As the Structural Lead, you will oversee the Structural Discipline throughout the entire project lifecycle, ensuring that the design meets all project requirements...
from: jobillico.com - More than 30 days ago
Newmont Goldcorp Canada - Vancouver, Colombie-Britannique
About this role What will you be responsible for?As the Structural Lead, you will oversee the Structural Discipline throughout the entire project lifecycle, ensuring that the design meets all project requirements...
from: jobillico.com - More than 30 days ago
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Underground Mining
Undermining, or underground mining, has created a vast number of work opportunities in Canada and provides some of the highest-paid industrial jobs in the country. This growing industry also offers progressive career prospects and the opportunity to work overseas, so is therefore suitable for those who are prepared to live away from home for extended periods of time.
Those working in underground mining spend most of their working life underground. They are required to operate specialist machinery, working at depths of up to 3.9kms in dark, damp and cold conditions. They may work in mines throughout the world, traveling to countries in Asia, Africa or Europe.
Mining training is currently offered at nine universities and 25 colleges throughout Canada. Trainees may receive a working salary and must typically spend three months in training, which will be conducted both in the classroom and on the job, followed by a nine-month work placement. Once qualified, miners receive salaries in the region of C
$80,000 to C
$85,000.