Road and Spoils Supervisor at Elk Valley (British Columbia)

Road and Spoils Supervisor at Elk Valley (British Columbia)

13 Aug
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Elk Valley Resources
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British Columbia

13 Aug

Elk Valley Resources

British Columbia

Elevate your career as a Supervisor, Road and Spoils with Elk Valley Resources in British Columbia. Lead safety and efficiency standards in a technologically advanced environment.

Reporting to the Senior Supervisor of Operations, you will manage all dumps ensuring compliance with Geotechnical Standards. This role requires excellent organizational and communication skills, a self-starting attitude, and the ability to collaborate effectively within a team. As part of the Autonomous Haulage System, you will work on energetic road systems and assess operating conditions while following a 4x4 day/night schedule.

Key Responsibilities:
• Participate in health and safety programs and policies
• Oversee dumps to maintain safety and efficiency standards




• Analyze data and advise on monitor placements
• Collaborate with AHS Central Controllers and Pit Supervisors
• Conduct audits in both AOZ and conventional operations

Requirements:
• Minimum two years of open pit mining experience
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite®
• Knowledge of autonomous haulage systems is an asset
• Valid Class 5 Driver’s License

Bring your skills in organization, communication, and safety management to enhance operations at Elk Valley Resources in British Columbia.
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📌 Road and Spoils Supervisor at Elk Valley (British Columbia)
🏢 Elk Valley Resources
📍 British Columbia

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