Lead mine rescue readiness at Baffinland’s Mary River Mine Site with emergency response training, incident command, and rescue expertise. This site-based role is in Nunavut. Reporting to the Health, Safety & Security Superintendent, the Emergency Response Trainer provides technical and supervisory leadership. The position supports a volunteer team through coaching, mentoring, onsite training, equipment preparation, and emergency exercises. It also contributes to program compliance with the Nunavut Mines Health and Safety Act.
Key Responsibilities
- Coach and train volunteer emergency response team members
- Act as Incident Commander during emergency responses
- Conduct rescue, firefighting, spill, and medical response operations
- Lead fire safety assessments and readiness drills
- Maintain emergency response equipment and risk registers
Requirements:
- Three to five years’ emergency response experience
- Construction or mining industry experience
- Firefighting diploma from a vocational institution
- Nunavut Mine Rescue training certificate
- Gas monitoring and WSCC supervisor training certificates Bring mine rescue leadership, technical response knowledge, and training capability to Baffinland’s Mary River emergency response program.