About the role
Job Group Capability
Engineering
Job Group
Mining & Mineral Processing
Job Role Description
The Associate Mine Water Engineer supports defining and ensuring the integrity and performance of surface and / or ground water management systems in a mine. A general understanding of hydrology or hydrogeology, and best practices for design and operation, are necessary for this role to ensure reliable water management systems are performing to operational and regulatory standards
Job Role Responsibilities
Design: support the development, design, and implementation of strategies to manage surface and / or groundwater in the mine and outside the mine, taking into account process affected and release water systems. Conduct research / training to stay updated with advancements in water management practices Evaluation: define short, medium, and long range plans for water management systems evaluate new methods and technologies to enhance system integrity. Evaluate existing data to inform performance and additional design work / implementation Execution: use standards and best practices to meet specific hydrological, hydrogeological, mechanical, civil, and environmental requirements ensure work complies with industry standards, methodologies, and safety regulations Surveillance: conduct regular inspections of water management systems. Investigate issues, evaluate performance of systems, recommend preventative and reactive maintenance / best practices and update design as required. Use surveillance data to inform the site water balance and use Operation: use site standards and industry best practices to operate the various water management systems at the mine. Be aware of the site water balance and water demands between the release and process water systems. Ensure appropriate water management tools (retention time, treatment, erosion control, pumping systems) are implemented to assist with meeting regulatory and production requirements
Functional Skills
Tailings Planning, Scheduling, Design, & Surveillance
Geotechnical Engineering for Mining
Mine Reclamation & Closure
Tailings Fines Treatment & Processing
Mineral Extraction
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About Imperial Oil
After more than a century, Imperial continues to be an industry leader in applying technology and innovation to responsibly develop Canada’s energy resources. As the country’s largest petroleum refiner, a major producer of crude oil and natural gas, a key petrochemical producer and a leading fuels marketer from coast to coast, our company remains committed to high standards across all areas of our business.
Our people are fundamental to our success. As an integrated company, we are able to offer exciting opportunities throughout all aspects of the value chain: upstream, downstream, petrochemicals, fuels marketing and research. We encourage and facilitate professional development tailored to each career path and stage. Your role with Imperial is the first step towards a career filled with challenge, opportunity and accomplishment.
Disclaimer: Due to changes to the Competition Act, this archived information is provided solely for historical information and reference purposes. This information does not constitute an active representation of Imperial. Imperial fully disclaims any liability for the use of such information, and undertakes no obligation to update such information except as required by applicable law.
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About the role
Job Group Capability
Engineering
Job Group
Mining & Mineral Processing
Job Role Description
The Associate Mine Water Engineer supports defining and ensuring the integrity and performance of surface and / or ground water management systems in a mine. A general understanding of hydrology or hydrogeology, and best practices for design and operation, are necessary for this role to ensure reliable water management systems are performing to operational and regulatory standards
Job Role Responsibilities
Design: support the development, design, and implementation of strategies to manage surface and / or groundwater in the mine and outside the mine, taking into account process affected and release water systems. Conduct research / training to stay updated with advancements in water management practices Evaluation: define short, medium, and long range plans for water management systems evaluate new methods and technologies to enhance system integrity. Evaluate existing data to inform performance and additional design work / implementation Execution: use standards and best practices to meet specific hydrological, hydrogeological, mechanical, civil, and environmental requirements ensure work complies with industry standards, methodologies, and safety regulations Surveillance: conduct regular inspections of water management systems. Investigate issues, evaluate performance of systems, recommend preventative and reactive maintenance / best practices and update design as required. Use surveillance data to inform the site water balance and use Operation: use site standards and industry best practices to operate the various water management systems at the mine. Be aware of the site water balance and water demands between the release and process water systems. Ensure appropriate water management tools (retention time, treatment, erosion control, pumping systems) are implemented to assist with meeting regulatory and production requirements
Functional Skills
Tailings Planning, Scheduling, Design, & Surveillance
Geotechnical Engineering for Mining
Mine Reclamation & Closure
Tailings Fines Treatment & Processing
Mineral Extraction
Not the right fit? Search for Water Resources Engineer jobs in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
About Imperial Oil
After more than a century, Imperial continues to be an industry leader in applying technology and innovation to responsibly develop Canada’s energy resources. As the country’s largest petroleum refiner, a major producer of crude oil and natural gas, a key petrochemical producer and a leading fuels marketer from coast to coast, our company remains committed to high standards across all areas of our business.
Our people are fundamental to our success. As an integrated company, we are able to offer exciting opportunities throughout all aspects of the value chain: upstream, downstream, petrochemicals, fuels marketing and research. We encourage and facilitate professional development tailored to each career path and stage. Your role with Imperial is the first step towards a career filled with challenge, opportunity and accomplishment.
Disclaimer: Due to changes to the Competition Act, this archived information is provided solely for historical information and reference purposes. This information does not constitute an active representation of Imperial. Imperial fully disclaims any liability for the use of such information, and undertakes no obligation to update such information except as required by applicable law.