Local Challenges. Global Solutions.
RM of Sherwood, Saskatchewan
Thyssen Mining is a leading innovator in introducing new technology and methods to the mining industry, including the introduction of: roadheaders, electric-hydraulic shaft jumbos and raise boring to the North American mining industry. Our commitment is to meet or exceed our clients’ expectations by working safely, on time and within budget. We achieve this by employing well-trained and qualified personnel, bringing the right team together to meet the clients’ requirements and by providing dedicated support and service to our projects. The latter consists of site training and inspections by our safety personnel, prompt field service by our maintenance technicians, centralized human resources and purchasing services, technical support provided by our engineering department and daily interaction with Thyssen Mining senior management. For more information please visit our website at http://www.thyssenmining.com/
On-site
The welder will fit, align, and perform complete-joint-penetration butt welds on carbon-steel casing for underground boreholes. They are also responsible for maintaining welding records, operating equipment, and ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.
On-site
The Project Manager is responsible for the overall planning, execution, safety, and financial performance of underground mining projects. They serve as the primary liaison between the company, clients, and site personnel while ensuring operational excellence and workforce development.
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Perform underground mining tasks including jackleg drilling, stoping, and bolting operations. Maintain a safe and productive work environment while adhering to project schedules.
On-site · Regina
The EIT is responsible for overseeing the planning, coordination, and execution of mining projects from inception to completion. They ensure operations run efficiently and safely while managing budgets, resources, and regulatory compliance.
On-site · Regina
The Material Sourcing Manager leads strategic sourcing and procurement activities to support mining operations and project schedules. They are responsible for negotiating commercial agreements, managing supplier performance, and ensuring the availability of materials and services.
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The Bolter Operator is responsible for operating underground bolting equipment to install ground support systems according to mine plans and safety standards. They must also perform equipment maintenance, monitor rock conditions, and communicate effectively with the crew to ensure production targets are met.
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The Underground Mine Supervisor is responsible for leading mining crews to ensure safe, productive, and efficient daily operations. This includes coordinating work assignments, maintaining safety compliance, and monitoring production targets.
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The Welder will fit, align, and weld carbon-steel casing and spool connections for underground borehole projects. They are responsible for maintaining welding records, ensuring quality standards, and adhering to strict underground safety protocols.
On-site
The Project Manager will lead the planning, execution, and financial performance of underground mining projects while ensuring safety and quality standards are met. They will act as the primary liaison between clients, stakeholders, and site teams to ensure successful project delivery.
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Operators are responsible for inspecting the workplace, setting up equipment, and applying shotcrete to required specifications while maintaining safety standards. They must also perform equipment maintenance, conduct thickness checks, and coordinate material flow to ensure high-quality underground mining solutions.
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The Safety Coordinator will conduct regular audits and inspections to ensure project compliance with safety regulations and company policies. They are also responsible for managing worker compensation claims, overseeing incident investigations, and maintaining effective communication with management regarding safety deficiencies.
On-site · Regina
The Corporate Safety Training Coordinator is responsible for administering and improving safety training programs and competency records across all company operations. This role involves managing the Learning Management System, ensuring regulatory compliance, and coordinating training schedules for employees and project sites.
On-site · Regina
The Corporate Safety Coordinator is responsible for developing and implementing health and safety strategies, policies, and training programs to ensure a positive safety culture. They will conduct risk assessments, site inspections, and accident investigations to maintain compliance with mining industry regulations and minimize operational risks.
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Perform underground mining activities including ground support installation, scaling, and equipment operation in accordance with safety standards. Work effectively as part of a crew to achieve production and development targets while maintaining accurate documentation.
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The General Construction Labourer supports underground mining operations by assisting crews with material handling, site preparation, and equipment installation. They are also responsible for maintaining clean work areas and adhering to all site-specific safety procedures.
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The Construction Miner will perform underground construction activities including concrete placement, formwork, and shotcrete application. They are also responsible for maintaining a safe work environment and conducting regular hazard assessments.
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Perform underground development activities including drilling, blasting, scaling, and ground support installation. Maintain safety standards and ensure efficient advancement of mine headings.
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The Development Miner is responsible for performing underground development activities such as drilling, blasting, scaling, and ground support installation. They must also maintain underground services and ensure all work is conducted in compliance with safety regulations.
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The Jackleg Miner is responsible for performing conventional underground mining activities including drilling, blasting support, and ground support installation. They must also ensure all work is conducted in compliance with safety regulations and maintain equipment in good working order.
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The Area Manager provides strategic and operational leadership for multiple underground mining projects, overseeing safety, financial performance, and project delivery. They are responsible for fostering client relationships, managing workforce planning, and ensuring operational excellence across assigned regions.
