Reporting to the Mine Supervisor, the primary role of the Underground Miner is to support safe and productive mining operations within an underground environment. Positions range from operating jumbo drills, bolters, scoop trams, and haul trucks (Miner 1‐5). All miners are expected to assist with all aspects of the mining cycle including mucking, trucking, drilling, loading, installation of services, and other general duties as required.

The Keno

Hill mine, located within the Keno Hill Silver District in Canada's Yukon Territory, is one of the highest‐grade silver districts in the world, situated 350 kilometres north of Whitehorse and lies within the traditional territory of the First Nation of Na‐Cho Nyak Dun. It comprises 242 square kilometres (km2) with numerous mineral deposits and more than 35 historical past‐producing mine sites. The mine is owned and operated by Hecla Mining Company, headquartered in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

Winner of numerous safety and environmental awards, Keno Hill is seeking new team members committed to professional growth and success. Operate underground equipment (jumbo, bolter, scoop, haul truck, etc.) to safely and efficiently meet daily production and development targets. Perform drilling, loading, priming, and blasting activities according to engineered designs and company standards.

Visually inspect, scale, wash down, and paint the face; Assess ground conditions and install ground support as per the Ground Control Management Plan (GCMP). Prepare and advance development headings, including mucking, trucking, bolting, drilling, loading, and servicing. Complete daily workplace inspections, equipment logs, and safety reports; communicate findings verbally and in writing.





Support inventory control and assist with transporting supplies underground as needed. Mentor and support other team members to foster continuous improvement and development. You will help to promote a robust environmental culture, promoting and teaching environmentally friendly values and work practices.

You will help to foster a strong safety culture, promoting and exemplifying safe work practices throughout the organization. Previous underground mining experience is strongly preferred; specific equipment experience (jumbo, bolter, scoop, haul truck) will be considered an asset. Minimum 3 years' experience operating underground equipment for advanced roles (e.g.

Valid class 5 driver's license is required.

Mine Rescue

Certification and Underground Blasting Certificate would be highly regarded. Demonstrated ability to read mine plans and specifications for underground mining. Ability to undertake drilling and blasting activities in a safe and efficient manner.

Proficient in multiple functional areas typically associated with underground mining. Qualified to operate various pieces of underground equipment safely and productively. Pre‐employment Testing (drug & alcohol, blood lead, and audiogram) Criminal Record Check Valid Class 5 Driver's License Safety, Health,



Environmental Responsibilities and Accountabilities Comply with all necessary requirements put in place to prevent safety or environmental incidents, injuries, or losses.

Follow all environmental requirements and maintain integrity to ensure environmental compliance. Ensure that plant and equipment operate within their safe working limits. Participate in risk assessment methodology.

Receive training and instruction as required. Maintain good housekeeping standards. Employees will be regularly exposed to outdoor weather conditions, including snow and ice, as well as extreme temperatures ranging from cold to heat.

The work environment may involve contact with potentially hazardous wildlife, moving mechanical parts, elevated work areas, airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals, and the use of explosives. There is also a risk of electrical shock and exposure to vibration. Noise levels can occasionally be loud, depending on the task or location on site.

This is a fly‐in fly‐out position based at a remote mining camp, operating on a rotational schedule of 14 days on and 14 days off. Camp accommodations and meals are provided while on site. All travel to and from the mine site is arranged through a designated travel agency and coordinated from approved flight hubs. 168 hours per rotation, 12 hour shifts rotating days and nights.

Hecla Keno

Hill offers competitive pay based on experience and a comprehensive benefits package including medical, prescription, dental, and vision insurance, plus a 6 % RRSP matching program. Our remote site features a gym and a welcome center, along with a Health Spending Account, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), and an Educational Assistance Program to support your health, well‐being, and professional growth.

📌 All Level Miners - Yukon Residents (Mississauga)
🏢 Hecla Mining
📍 Mississauga