Key Areas of Responsibility & Duties:

Reporting to the Technician Services Superintendent the Mine Planning Engineer typically works a 4, 10 hour schedule and is responsible for the following:

Mine design, studies, planning, scheduling and working on Fleet management system - Dispatch.

Liaison with a wide variety of persons and groups to obtain the pertinent data needed for each project.

Assisting in the review, investigation and development of appropriate recommendations regarding assigned engineering projects

Assisting in providing technical advice and guidance for designated engineering projects and programs under close supervision

Participates in small to medium sized site construction, expansion or modification projects

Prepare and present summary reports, performance metrics as required

Performs other duties as required

Required Skills

Bachelor's degree (B.S.) in Mine Engineering or related engineering discipline

Knowledge of the principles and practices of engineering

Excellent interpersonal/relationship skills; able to communicate both written and verbally with individuals, crews and departments.

Excellent organizational and problem solving skills

Ability to research and analyze information of considerable difficulty and draw valid conclusions

Required Experience:
2-7 years of experience required

Exposure to open-pit, hard rock mining operations is preferred

Experience with Hexagon MineSight mine planning software and AutoCAD software is preferred

Knowledge of Dispatch Fleet Management System is preferred

Computer literate and proficient in common word processing, spreadsheet, presentation and database software

Ability to provide positive customer service