Process Control Analyst - Princeton, Canada - Copper Mountain Mining Corporation

Description

Process Control Analyst
Copper Mountain Mining Corporation is a TSX/ASX listed copper producer, developer, and explorer in world-class mining jurisdictions.

Copper Mountain's flagship asset is the 75% owned Copper Mountain mine located in southern British Columbia near the town of Princeton.

The Copper Mountain mine has a

• 30-year mine life based on resources and produces over 100 million pounds of copper equivalent per year with exceptional upside.

The Company also has the development-stage Eva Copper Project in Queensland, Australia in addition to an extensive 210,000 hectare highly prospective land package in the Mount Isa district.

Headquartered in Vancouver, BC, Copper Mountain trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "CMMC" and the Australian Stock Exchange under the symbol "C6C".

Become a Part of Our Team

As we continue to grow Copper Mountain Mining Corporation, many career development opportunities are available for motivated and goal-oriented individuals.

Work with us and you will benefit from the mentorship and guidance of experienced team members because we understand that to accomplish our goals, we must work as a team and rely on the effort of every team member.

Position

Process Control Analyst

Location
Copper Mountain Mine, is located near the town of Princeton, British Columbia at the center of the scenic
Similkameen Valley. Princeton is a community-oriented town with a diverse offering of activities, especially for those who love the outdoors. Princeton is also in close proximity to both the city of
Vancouver and the Okanagan.


Summary
Reporting to the E/I General Foreman, the Process Control Analyst is responsible for the efficient use of

Process equipment and SCADA to optimize plant machines for production.


Key Responsibilities

• Adheres to all health, safety, and environmental requirements,
• Ensures site compliance with mining regulations and follows Copper Mountain Mine site's safety, quality, and environmental standards in all aspects of work,
• Observes Occupational Health and Safety Act, Mines Act, and Copper Mountain SOPs,
• Works with the existing Process Control Analyst, Metallurgy staff and Operations/Maintenance staff to optimize systems as needed by the requirements of monthly production goals,
• Assists in tuning of PID loops in DCS, programming and modifications of assets and new items/equipment as required,
• Ensures the effective operation of all associated hardware or organizes assistance when outside of onsite capabilities,
• Performs monthly reporting,
• Works with IT department to manage the overall DCS/Mill/fiber networks (This includes all backups, imaging, server changes, camera servers and IP designations),
• Attend meetings and coordination sessions to assist in Mill optimization and efficiency,
• Performs any other responsibilities related to the Process Control Analyst position as required or as assigned by the department head.

Education & Experience

• Minimum of Instrumentation Red Seal or Diploma in Automation Technologies,
• At least 5 years' experience in programming or monitoring of Industrial plant SCADA,
• Formal training in ABB 800x software is an asset,
• Possess a valid Class 5/7N British Columbia driver's license and have access to personal transportation.

Required Skills:

• Possess strong communication and interpersonal skills,
• Have high regard for personal safety and the safety of company property and employees,
• Proven knowledge of basic computer hardware configurations and setup,
• Working knowledge of mining process, mill concentrator process and pumping and conveying systems,
• Networking and fiber optic knowledge and skills are an asset,
• Able to multitask and still meet deadlines,
• Skills in Microsoft Office suite is required,
• Familiarity with Endress Hauser/Rosemount/Allen Bradley/ABB/GE Multilin is an asset,
• Will be required to be cleanshaven,
• Required to meet preemployment testing requirements.

Working Conditions

• Work requires working in heavy industrial environments; this may have conditions that include adverse temperature conditions, both hot and cold; in and/or around moisture; walking on slippery and/or rough, uneven surfaces, in confined spaces; at heights; and involves climbing ladders and stairs (this is rare as this is mostly an office position, however field time is a necessity),
• Exposure to working outdoors in all weather conditions, operating a light vehicle at our operations, in various weather conditions and terrain, including winter driving, (this is rare as this is mostly an office position, however field time is a necessity),
• Infrequent exposure to lifting and moving items and equipment up to 50 pounds.

Other Requirements

• Successful completion of preemployment screening requirements and drug & alcohol testing,
• Demonstrate eligibility to work in Canada,
• Provide confirmation of valid educational requirements.