Introduction
We’re hiring a Project Manager for our global mining client to join their team! You will be responsible for the full lifecycle delivery of minor and sustaining underground infrastructure projects supporting the asset. The position is primarily site-based in a remote rural location east of Saskatoon, with site accommodation available. The intended contract duration is 12 months.

Responsibilities

Define project objectives, deliverables, and success criteria in collaboration with operations, engineering, and maintenance stakeholders

Develop detailed project scopes of work, including technical requirements

Identify project constraints, risks, and constructability considerations

Develop Class 2 cost estimates, schedules, and execution strategies

Prepare documentation required to advance projects through internal stage-gate processes

Support procurement and contract award activities, including preparation of RFP scopes, review of vendor proposals, and alignment with approved budgets

Coordinate multidisciplinary engineering activities supporting underground conveyor and infrastructure design, including mechanical, structural, electrical and controls, and civil/underground infrastructure

Facilitate design reviews and ensure alignment with operational, safety, and maintainability requirements

Manage and finalize partially completed engineering deliverables, including layouts, equipment specifications, installation methodologies, and design packages

Identify long‑lead materials and associated procurement requirements

Inventory existing materials and assess availability

Develop procurement strategies for conveyor systems, structural components, and supporting infrastructure

Coordinate with supply chain teams to prepare bid packages, evaluate proposals, award purchase orders, and manage long‑lead items

Ensure timely delivery of materials aligned with project schedules





Direct construction activities with support from Project Coordinators

Manage contractors on site, ensuring safety, quality, and productivity objectives are achieved

Maintain cost control throughout execution, including forecasting and variance reporting

Lead weekly contractor coordination meetings

Resolve field issues in collaboration with design teams and operations

Track productivity and unit rates to support ongoing and future estimates

Implement project‑specific health, safety, and environmental management systems

Ensure compliance with legislative, organizational, and site standards

Conduct site inspections, attend toolbox talks, and participate in incident investigations

Act as the primary interface with project and operations teams

Provide regular reporting on schedule, cost, quality, and risk

Maintain transparent communication regarding scope changes and emerging risks

Support engagement with regulatory bodies and third‑party reviewers as required

Compile as‑built drawings, turnover packages, and lessons learned

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Mining, or Electrical Engineering with a minimum of 10 years of relevant industry experience, including at least 7 years in project management

OR Engineering Technologist or Technical Diploma with a minimum of 12 years of relevant industry experience, including at least 7 years in project management

Robust commitment to safety and operational excellence

Experience managing small to medium‑sized projects or workstreams

Experience preparing technical reports, documentation, and presentations





Strong understanding of budgeting, scheduling, cost control, and resource planning

Strong written and verbal communication skills

Ability to work effectively in cross‑functional, multidisciplinary teams

Knowledge of applicable codes, regulations, and safety standards

Experience with risk assessments, mitigation strategies, and continuous improvement practices

Strong organizational, planning, and prioritization skills

Experience managing mine infrastructure projects

Ability to manage multiple project phases simultaneously

Proven ability to build strong working relationships across operations, engineering, and contractor teams

Effective communication and facilitation skills

Ability to manage competing priorities and align stakeholders

Familiarity with underground mining infrastructure

Understanding of conveyor system components and installation requirements

Ability to interpret engineering drawings and specifications

Demonstrated leadership capability with strong decision‑making and problem‑solving skills

Strong understanding of engineering principles, standards, and practices

What We Offer
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About Us
Brunel has a reputation for working with some of the best in the business. That’s what we continually strive for. Brunel provides the global recruitment and workforce services you need to lead your industry. With 45 years of market experience in Renewable Energy, Automotive, Oil & Gas, Life Sciences, Mining, and Infrastructure, we help you finish major projects safely, compliantly, on‑time, within budget and at the highest quality, so you can keep growing – anywhere in the world.

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📌 Project Manager (underground Infrastructure) (Saskatchewan)
🏢 Brunel
📍 Saskatchewan