Mobile Reliability Technician

Musselwhite

Reporting to the Planning & Reliability Superintendent, the Mobile Reliability Technician is responsible for the site wide lubrication management. Using their expertise and knowledge, this role also assesses equipment and make recommendations for safe and proper maintenance of all equipment.

* Remain and continue to practice workplace procedures and workplace protocols.
* Speak up for health and safety, identify, report and address risks.
* Report to work physically fit.
* Complete safety training and certification as required by site and departmental procedure.
* Always wear PPE while in Maintenance environment.
* Follow operating procedures and comply with regulatory requirements.
* Competent on mine site locations and ability to identify hazards
* Site-wide lubrication management
* Predictive diagnostic analysis, evaluation, and recommendation
* Defect elimination based on common failure points
* Pareto trend analysis of work order distribution
* Perform RCFA’s for all mechanical areas
* Develop detailed work procedures to ensure reliability of assets and processes
* Provide guidance in the use of precision technologies (laser alignment, oil analysis)
* Maintenance elimination activities through research and implementation of the best materials for the application
* Present cost, risk, and performance strategies to Mobile Superintendents
* Demonstrate willingness to learn
* Increase efficiency and personal productivity.
* Perform other related functions as assigned by the supervisor.
* Follow all procedures related to environmental sustainability.
* Report environmental incidents and support investigations.
* Treat all colleagues, business partners, and other stakeholders with respect
* Display Newmont’s values of Safety, Integrity, Sustainability, Inclusion and Responsibility in all actions.
* Participate in capability training per departmental procedure.
* Perform employee performance assessments per company and site requirements.
* Liaise with Human Resources department to support employee engagement and wellbeing.

* Certified Journeyperson in good standing, or completed secondary education with diploma or degree in engineering or technical field

* Minimum of three (3) years experience in a mining or heavy-duty equipment environment

* Formal training or familiarity with multiple RCFA methods

* High degree of computer literacy (Microsoft Word, Excel, Projects, SAP) an asset

* Strong attention to detail

* Excellent oral and written communication skills

* Strong commitment to working in a safe, socially responsible manner

* Self-directed team player with the ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment

* The Musselwhite gold mine in northwestern Ontario is a fly-in, fly‑out operation on the southern shore of Opapimiskan Lake, about 480 kilometres (km) north of Thunder Bay. An all-weather road connects the mine to the community of Pickle Lake, about 200 km to the south.

* Musselwhite is a remote site with frequent exposure to extreme cold conditions.

* Office arrangements will be provided on site with access to the Thunder Bay offices and boardroom as necessary.

* Accommodation is in a camp environment near the workplace.

* 12hr rotating shifts consistent dayshifts in alternating 14-day cycles with 14 days off.

* Position may require traveling to and/or assisting of other domestic sites.