Project Engineering Co-op at Teck (British Columbia)

Project Engineering Co-op at Teck (British Columbia)

12 Oct
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Teck Resources
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British Columbia

12 Oct

Teck Resources

British Columbia

Start your engineering career with Teck's Project Engineering Co-op in Logan Lake, BC. Gain hands-on experience supporting active mine projects while enhancing safety and efficiency.

Teck is looking for Engineering students to join its Highland Valley Copper operations for an 8-month temporary full time co-op. This role allows you to learn and apply vital project coordination, data management, and cost analysis skills in a dynamic mining environment. You'll collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, gaining insights into engineering project execution while prioritizing safety and environmental standards.

Key Responsibilities:
• Promote and adhere to safety policies and standards
• Maintain project documentation and update tracking systems




• Assist in planning and executing engineering projects
• Support budgeting, cost estimating, and variance analysis
• Research and implement innovative engineering solutions

Requirements:
• Currently pursuing a degree in Engineering
• Strong communication and multitasking skills
• Experience with data analysis and AutoCAD is a plus
• Must have a valid driver's license
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team

Elevate your engineering knowledge and skills with real project responsibilities at Teck's Highland Valley Copper site.
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📌 Project Engineering Co-op at Teck (British Columbia)
🏢 Teck Resources
📍 British Columbia

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