Apply mining engineering analysis across Cameco operations through rotational assignments, mine planning, and technical services support. Build practical underground mining experience.

This Engineer-In-Training program supports mining, geological, or related engineering graduates. You will contribute to mine design, production engineering, ground control, ventilation, drilling, and artificial ground freezing projects. The program combines technical studies, engineering evaluations, mentoring, and development objectives across rotations.

Key Responsibilities:

- Participate in rotational assignments across mining operations and technical services
- Assist with short-range and long-range mine planning activities
- Support mine design, ventilation, drilling, and ground control projects




- Analyze operational and engineering data for improvement opportunities
- Contribute to safety, productivity, and performance initiatives

Requirements:

- Bachelor's degree in mining, geological, or related engineering
- Eligibility for Engineer-In-Training registration with APEGS or equivalent
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills
- Ability to work effectively in a team environment
- Willingness to work rotational schedules and commute by aircraft

Develop mine planning, data analysis, and underground engineering experience while progressing toward qualified engineer registration with Cameco.

📌 Mining Engineer-In-Training Rotational Program (Saskatchewan)
🏢 Ontario Society of Professional Engineers
📍 Saskatchewan