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Equinox Gold Corp.

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Equinox Gold is a Canadian mining company with seven gold mines, operating entirely in the Americas. TSX & NYSE-A: EQX

Vancouver, BC

Mining
1,001–5,000 people

About

Equinox Gold is a gold producer with a foundation of high-quality, long-life operations in Canada and across the Americas, and a strong pipeline of development and expansion projects. Further information about Equinox Gold’s portfolio of assets and long-term growth strategy is available at www.equinoxgold.com or by email at ir@equinoxgold.com.

Open positions

Mine Dispatcher

On-site

The Mine Dispatcher is responsible for monitoring and maintaining data integrity in the Optimine system while directing underground equipment movement via radio. They also track material movement, equipment downtime, and provide critical information to supervisors to ensure production targets are met.

Mine Administrative Support – 6-Month Contract

On-site

The Mine Administrative Support provides essential operational and administrative coordination to ensure the efficiency of underground mining activities. Responsibilities include managing documentation, tracking workforce logistics, processing payroll and invoices, and supporting departmental safety and financial reporting.

Mining Engineering Co-op Student – May 2027

On-site

The student will assist with underground mine survey techniques, cavity monitor surveys, and the production of development, stoping, and drill and blast designs. Additionally, they will support ventilation technicians in conducting surveys and determining ventilation requirements while adhering to safety and regulatory protocols.

Production Geologist

On-site

The Production Geologist will perform underground sampling, mapping, and grade control to optimize operational efficiency. They are also responsible for interpreting geological data, modeling deposits, and managing delineation drilling programs.

Surveyor

On-site

The Surveyor will conduct precise surveying tasks to support underground mine development and production activities. They are responsible for operating advanced surveying equipment, performing data QA/QC, and collaborating with engineering and construction teams.

Lead HR Business Partner

On-site

The Lead HR Business Partner oversees daily HR service delivery and acts as the primary advisor to operational leaders on people-related matters. They are responsible for managing employee relations, performance management, and ensuring compliance with company policies and employment legislation.

Certified Heavy Duty Mechanic

On-site

The Certified Heavy Duty Mechanic is responsible for inspecting, diagnosing, and repairing heavy-duty mining equipment to ensure operational efficiency. They must perform preventative maintenance and respond to equipment breakdowns in both surface and underground mining environments.

Lubrication Technician (Mobile)

On-site

The Mobile Lubrication Technician is responsible for managing lubrication routes, performing fluid sampling, and maintaining mobile assets. They collaborate with maintenance teams to optimize lubrication schedules and educate operators on best practices.

Site Trainer

On-site

The Site Trainer is responsible for promoting safety and delivering comprehensive training programs, including inductions and equipment competency assessments. They also develop training materials, maintain accurate records, and conduct field observations to ensure compliance with legislative standards.

Engineer In Training (EIT)

On-site

The EIT will support senior engineers in delivering high-quality engineering designs and operational deliverables across ventilation, mine planning, and ground control departments. They will work collaboratively with cross-functional teams to ensure safe, efficient, and sustainable mining practices at the Musselwhite Mine.

Water and Closure Lead

On-site

The Water and Closure Lead manages water, waste rock, and tailings projects to ensure compliance with environmental permits and long-term closure strategies. They coordinate technical studies, monitor environmental data, and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to mitigate operational risks.

Logistics Supervisor

On-site

The Logistics Supervisor manages underground service, hoist, and crushing crews to ensure safe and efficient mine operations. Responsibilities include coordinating production tasks, monitoring performance, and providing front-line direction to hourly and contract employees.