Co23-07 Concentrator Operator Class 3 - Salluit, Canada - CANADIAN ROYALTIES INC.

CANADIAN ROYALTIES INC.

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Salluit, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

CONCENTRATOR OPERATOR CLASS 3

Permanent position - Unionized

Position to fill 3

Code

CO23-07

Hourly rate 36,42 $
The work location is at
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Nunavik and the normal work schedule is on a rotation of 6 weeks: 3 weeks worked (84 hours per week, 7 days a week) followed by 3 weeks for rest.

Privileges & benefits

Competitive salary including bonuses and a full range of benefits (insurance, generous pension plan, telemedicine, EAP etc.)
Learning and coaching opportunities.
A friendly, committed and collaborative work environment.

Future challenges

Reporting to the Operations Supervisor, the Concentrator Operator Class 3 is responsible for the various ore monitoring and processing operations.

The main responsibilities of the job are:

Ensure the proper operation of the concentrator equipment in all sectors (crushing, flotation, reagents, control room, presses, thickeners);
Perform routine checks and inspections on the concentrator equipment;
Maintain the various equipment of the concentrator in a clean and safe condition;
Carry out any other tasks required in relation to the position.

Profile required

Professional study diploma in Machine operations, mineral and metal processing combined with any relevant experience;
Experience in the operation of an industrial process (mines/concentrator, metals, pulp and paper, chemistry/petrol chemistry);
Ability to identify and diagnose troubleshoot breakdowns and problems encountered with the various equipment;
Valid driver's license.

Nice to have

Bilingualism (French and functional English);
Good knowledge of MS Office software.

Skills sought

Work with a diverse and multicultural team;
Autonomy, dynamism, positivity, respect, team spirit and versatility;
Ability to work under pressure and maintain good interpersonal relationships;
Definite orientation toward the respect of healthsafety and environment rules and guidelines.
The use of masculine pronouns is intended solely to enhance readability and includes individuals of all genders._