MI26-30 Miner U/G class 1 - Extraction - Scoop

Underground Miner class 1 – Extraction (Scoop)

Permanent Position

Position to fill 1

Code MI26-30

Hourly rate 47,01 $

Deadline to apply May 13th, 2026

The work location is at Nunavik and the normal work schedule is on a rotation of 6 weeks: 3 weeks worked (77 hours per week, 7 days a week) followed by 3 weeks for rest.

Privileges & benefits

- Competitive compensation, accompanied by additional benefits such as bonuses, as well as a comprehensive range of social benefits including group insurance, a generous retirement plan, telemedicine, the Employee Assistance Program (EAP), and many others.

- Enriching and stimulating learning opportunities.

- A friendly, committed, and collaborative work environment.

Responsibilities

The main role of a mechanized shuttle loader (Scoop) operator is to perform extraction in production sites and development galleries as well as loading trucks. The primary responsibilities of this position include:

- Load trucks safely and efficiently.

- Operating the shuttle loader in remote mode.

- Installation of a remote-controlled operating platform.

- Taking ore samples.

- Operating a production truck.

- Performing related tasks as per operational needs.

Qualifications

- High school diploma.

- A minimum of 4 years of experience on both manual and remote-controlled shuttle loaders.

- Completion of mining modules FMTM 1 to 5, 7, and 10.

- Possession of a general explosives permit.

- Valid driver's license.

- Adaptability.

- Good communication skills.

Assets

- Holding a Class 1 driver's license.

- Having good knowledge of preventive mechanics.

- Due to frequent exchanges with French-speaking team members, bilingualism (French/English) is an asset to facilitate and enhance our internal communications.

Skills

- Work with a diverse and multicultural team.

- Demonstrate autonomy, dynamism, positivity, respect, teamwork, and versatility.

- Be in good physical condition.

- Ability to work under pressure while maintaining relationships with others.

The masculine is used for the sole purpose of lightening the text and designates both the feminine and the masculine.

Only the selected candidates for an interview will be called.