The Mine Site Trainer is responsible for designing, planning, and delivering technical and operational training for employees in the mining sector. They actively contribute to risk prevention, the improvement of work practices, and skills development, while adhering to safety standards, regulatory requirements, and company values.Responsibilities:Design and PlanningIdentify training needs in collaboration with supervisors, OHS teams, and HRDesign content adapted to on-site realities: safety procedures, equipment use, emergency protocolsIncorporate regulatory standards and internal policies into training programsUpdate content based on technological changes, incidents, or auditsTraining DeliveryLead in-person sessions on topics such as mining safety and operation of mining equipment (jumbo drill, scoop, drill rig, truck, jeep, etc.)Use hands‐on teaching methods: demonstrations, simulations, case studiesAdapt content to participant profiles (field experience, language, education level)Foster a respectful, safe, and inclusive learning environmentEvaluation and Follow‐upAssess learning through practical tests, field observations, and simulated scenariosProvide clear, constructive feedback to participants and managersMeasure the impact of training on performance and safetyProduce training reports and recommend adjustmentsAdministrative ManagementEnsure traceability of training: attendance, results,



certificatesMaintain documentation compliant with regulatory requirementsCollaborate with internal teams to ensure training aligns with operational goalsRequired Skills and QualificationsInterpersonal Skills:Strong communication in French (functional English an asset)Ability to simplify technical concepts and engage teamsLeadership, active listening, patience, and rigorTechnical Skills:Good knowledge of mining equipment (trucks, drill rigs, scoops, jumbo drills, etc.)Comfortable with the Microsoft 365 suite for creating training materialsFamiliarity with training tools (presentations, videos, training management platforms)The Mine Site Trainer must be able to work in demanding environments — noise, dust, atypical schedules — and adapt their teaching methods to different operational contexts, whether underground mines, open‐pit sites, or processing plants. This flexibility is essential to delivering effective, relevant training on the ground.Education:Certification in adult education or pedagogy (an asset)Technical training in a mining‐related field (geology, operations, mechanics, health and safety)Experience:In mining operationsIn a trainer role or technical position in a mining environment (major asset)Participation in skills development or continuous improvement projectsWorking Conditions:Day schedule (4-3 or 4-4-4-2, 7/7 possible)18‐month mandate with possibility of extensionWhy join Ressources FL?A competitive salary based on your experienceA competitive group insurance program (medication, dental, vision, health spending account, professional services, life and long‐term disability)Access to telemedicineThe opportunity to actively contribute to a dynamic, growing company where your opinion truly mattersA energetic, welcoming, human, and collaborative team

📌 Mine Site Trainer (Rouyn-Noranda)
🏢 Ressources FL
📍 Rouyn-Noranda