Hudbay Minerals Mill Trainer Role (British Columbia)

Hudbay Minerals Mill Trainer Role (British Columbia)

08 Aug
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Hudbay Minerals
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British Columbia

08 Aug

Hudbay Minerals

British Columbia

Shape the next generation of operators at Hudbay Minerals as a Mill Trainer at Copper Mountain Mine in Princeton, BC. Lead training initiatives, promote safety, and enhance processing operations in this full time position.

As a Mill Trainer, you will report to the Mill Operations Superintendent, developing training materials and executing processing-related training. Your role focuses on standard operating procedures, equipment training, and the competency development of team members. This opportunity directly contributes to the mining operation's safety and efficiency, ensuring successful processing performance.

Key Responsibilities:
• Promote a strong safety culture among team members
• Develop and deliver job-specific training programs




• Provide hands-on training for mobile equipment operators
• Conduct performance evaluations and competency assessments
• Collaborate on the creation of standard operating procedures

Requirements:
• High School Diploma or GED required
• Minimum 5+ years in mineral processing experience
• 1+ years in a training or supervisory role
• Proficient in distributed control systems for plant processes
• Valid Class 5/7N driver’s license required

Leverage your training expertise and leadership skills to elevate the safety and performance at Hudbay Minerals.
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📌 Hudbay Minerals Mill Trainer Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Hudbay Minerals
📍 British Columbia

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