Foran Mining is now part of Eldorado Gold. Visit www.eldoradogold.com.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Foran Mining was acquired by Eldorado Gold on April 14, 2026. For more information about the McIlvenna Bay project and Eldorado's global project portfolio please visit www.eldoradogold.com or Eldorado's corporate LinkedIn account, www.linkedin.com/company/eldorado-gold-corporation
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The Underground Trainer is responsible for designing and delivering comprehensive safety and operational training programs for employees and contractors. They will also evaluate training effectiveness, maintain accurate records, and promote a proactive safety culture across the McIlvenna Bay site.
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The Superintendent is responsible for leading and managing a team of supervisors, technicians, and support staff to ensure the safe and reliable operation of fixed assets. This role involves planning maintenance activities, coordinating shutdowns, and ensuring compliance with safety and environmental standards.
On-site · Saskatoon
Generate and prioritize exploration targets by integrating geological, geochemical, geophysical, and spatial data, and refine geological models through regional and deposit-scale studies. Support field and drilling programs through oversight, logging, sampling, monitoring, reporting, and mentoring, while contributing to technical research and innovation initiatives.
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The administrator is responsible for managing and maintaining the company's learning management systems to ensure data integrity and regulatory compliance. They will also generate performance reports, support leadership with metrics, and provide training guidance to employees.
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The Mine Planning Engineer is responsible for developing and coordinating short-term and medium-term mine schedules to ensure operational viability and alignment with company objectives. They will oversee plan execution, monitor compliance, and implement mitigation strategies while mentoring engineering staff.
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The Miner 4 operates underground haul trucks and transports materials to support mining development and excavation activities. They are also responsible for maintaining equipment, ensuring a safe work environment, and assisting with ground support and drilling tasks.
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The Exploration Geologist is responsible for performing geological core logging, geochemical sampling, and interpreting geological structures and mineralization. They will also manage geological data, oversee geotechnical logging, and prepare sample shipments for the exploration team.
On-site · Saskatoon
The HR Superintendent leads the delivery of HR services at the McIlvenna Bay site, providing strategic guidance to operational leadership and the HR Business Partner team. They are responsible for managing employee and labour relations, talent management, and ensuring compliance with legislation and company policies.
Hybrid
The IT Superintendent leads the delivery and continuous improvement of IT and OT services for the McIlvenna Bay operation. This role oversees site technology infrastructure, cybersecurity, digital mining initiatives, and manages budgets and personnel.
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The Diamond Driller 2 is responsible for independently operating diamond drilling equipment and performing associated tasks like coring, grouting, and site maintenance. This role also involves training and supervising junior personnel while ensuring all operations comply with safety and environmental regulations.
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The Senior Mine Planner is responsible for developing and maintaining 3–12-month mining schedules while ensuring operational plans align with company objectives. They oversee short-term plan execution, supervise engineering staff, and implement operational improvements to meet safety and production targets.
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The Mobile Maintenance Planner manages work orders and optimizes resources to ensure efficient maintenance execution at the mine site. They are responsible for developing preventive maintenance programs and coordinating with procurement to maximize equipment uptime.
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The Metallurgist is responsible for optimizing mill processes to improve metal recovery and concentrate grades while ensuring compliance with safety and environmental standards. They will conduct laboratory and plant testing, manage production data, and provide technical support to operations.
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The Mobile Maintenance Supervisor leads a team of mechanical personnel to oversee maintenance activities and ensure the safe, efficient operation of mining equipment. They are responsible for managing resources, enforcing safety protocols, and maintaining compliance with industry standards.
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The Site Services Labourer is responsible for the upkeep and cleanliness of surface areas and infrastructure at the McIlvenna Bay project site. They perform daily inspections, manage waste, maintain site roads, and assist tradespeople with general maintenance tasks.
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The Mine Engineer is responsible for mine planning, drill and blast design, ventilation, and production reporting to ensure safe and efficient ore extraction. They coordinate with cross-functional teams including geology, metallurgy, and operations to meet budget targets and maintain underground services.
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The Electrical Engineer provides technical and documentation support for surface and underground construction and operations at the McIlvenna Bay project. Responsibilities include designing and maintaining electrical infrastructure, troubleshooting equipment, and ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory standards.
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The Mill Operator 3 is responsible for operating and maintaining equipment for the separation of solids and liquids in the thickening and filtration area. Additionally, the role involves the safe preparation of mill reagents and monitoring process parameters to ensure quality standards.
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The Mill Operator 4 is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of crushing equipment to produce ore feed for the mill. This includes monitoring material flow, performing safety inspections, and troubleshooting equipment malfunctions to maintain production standards.
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The Flotation Area Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of copper and zinc flotation circuits by monitoring process conditions and making necessary adjustments. They must coordinate with the control room, perform equipment inspections, and ensure production targets are met while adhering to safety and environmental regulations.
