Underground Service Crew

Northern British Columbia, Canada | FIFO 14/14Two weeks on, two weeks completely off, with charter flights, camp accommodation and meals all taken care ofHands‑on variety every shift, from pipework and ventilation to ground support, communications and constructionJoin a global underground mining contractor that invests in its people, with real scope to grow your skills and careerAbout the job
Our client is an international underground hard‑rock mining contractor, known for investing in modern equipment and technology and offering opportunities on projects worldwide.They are seeking experienced Underground Service Crew workers for a remote mine site in northern BC, on a 14/14 FIFO roster with 12-hour day and night shifts. Reporting to the Shift Supervisor, you will install, maintain and repair underground services to the highest safety standards.We are recruiting for multiple underground roles on this project, including Development Blasters. If you have strong underground experience but this role isn’t quite the right fit, we would still love to hear from you.What’s on offer
A role where your skills are genuinely valuedClear opportunities to develop and grow your careerExtended health and dental benefits from day oneCharter travel from various hubsCamp accommodation and meals providedMatched retirement savings plan after three monthsResponsibilities
Follow all site safety rules, procedures and regulations, looking out for your own safety and the safety of those around youInstall, maintain and repair underground services, including air, water and pump lines (poly pipe), messenger lines, ventilation bags, temporary electrical cables, sump pumps and pump stationsInstall, grout, plate and tension cable boltsInstall and remove communications equipment, including leaky feeder and tele‑remote systemsAssist with construction work such as ventilation walls, concrete forming and pouring, and pump installations and plumbingUse hand tools safely and correctlyKeep work areas tidy and clean and maintain equipment to a high standardFollow all PPE requirements in work areasTake on other duties as directed by your SupervisorQualifications
High school diploma or equivalentTwo to three years of underground experience as part of a service crew (essential)Valid driver's licence;
manual transmission experience an advantageComfortable with camp life on a rotational roster, physically demanding work (including lifting up to 50 pounds), moderate to high noise and extreme weather conditionsSuccessful completion of a pre‑employment fit‑for‑duty medical, including drug and alcohol screening
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