The Disciplined Development of the Blackwater Mine in central British Columbia
Vancouver, British Columbia
Artemis Gold is a well-financed, growth-oriented gold development company aimed at creating shareholder value through the identification, acquisition and development of gold properties in mining friendly jurisdictions.
On-site
The Drill Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of pioneering and production DTH drill rigs at the mine site. They must perform routine equipment inspections, maintain a clean work environment, and adhere to all company safety policies and procedures.
On-site
Develop and maintain maintenance timelines and job plans for fixed plant infrastructure while ensuring safety protocols are strictly followed. Facilitate inclusive planning processes with cross-functional teams and maintain accurate equipment history and budget documentation.
On-site · Vancouver
The Electrical and Controls Project Engineer is responsible for designing and overseeing the planning, execution, and commissioning of electrical and controls engineering projects for site-wide infrastructure. This role involves managing EPCM service providers, preparing technical specifications, and ensuring compliance with industry standards and safety regulations.
On-site
The Supervisor leads mechanical tradespeople and contractors in the safe and efficient execution of planned, preventative, and breakdown maintenance at the Blackwater Mine. They are responsible for workforce development, incident investigation, and coordinating maintenance priorities with various operational teams.
On-site
The Field Engineer will lead the detailed design of electrical infrastructure and provide technical oversight during construction and commissioning of capital projects. They will also conduct feasibility studies, manage project budgets and schedules, and ensure compliance with safety standards and regulatory codes.
On-site
The Material Yardperson is responsible for operating telehandlers to unload, stage, and organize heavy materials within an outdoor mine laydown yard. They must also perform rigging duties, secure loads for transport, and maintain strict inventory control while adhering to safety regulations.
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The Construction Support Administrator is responsible for compiling and managing project data, including shift reports and change notices, while maintaining effective filing systems. They will also provide administrative support by taking meeting minutes, generating purchase requisitions, and ensuring all office documentation meets quality standards.
On-site
The Senior Operations Technology Specialist leads the implementation and integration of operational technology to enhance safety, reliability, and productivity across mining and processing functions. They are responsible for identifying improvement opportunities, managing cross-functional initiatives, and developing data-driven dashboards to support operational decision-making.
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The Superintendent is responsible for leading the implementation and sustainment of the Blackwater Mine Health and Safety Management Program. They will coordinate safety training, conduct audits, oversee incident investigations, and provide technical guidance to management and staff.
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The Assistant Manager supports the overall operation, performance, and supervision of the processing plant to ensure safe, efficient, and cost-effective gold production. Responsibilities include managing plant operations, coordinating maintenance, overseeing metallurgical performance, and providing leadership to the workforce.
On-site
The Mill Operator 3 is responsible for ensuring safe and efficient equipment operation while adhering to standard operating procedures and safety protocols. The role involves cross-training across plant unit functions and maintaining a clean-shaven appearance for PPE compliance.
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The Supervisor of Asset Protection is responsible for implementing security protocols, managing risk control, and leading a team of security professionals to protect personnel and property. They will conduct security assessments, investigate incidents, and ensure compliance with safety standards and regulatory requirements.
On-site
The Blaster 1 is responsible for the safe and efficient execution of production and development blasts in accordance with approved designs and safety regulations. This role involves handling explosives, coordinating with mine operations, and conducting inspections to ensure blast success and site safety.
On-site
The Blaster 2 is responsible for the safe and efficient execution of blasting activities, including preparing, loading, and detonating production and development blasts. They must also maintain accurate records, manage explosives inventory, and collaborate with technical teams to optimize blast performance.
