Scoop Operator

This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Remote Scoop Operator based in Canada.

The Remote Scoop Operator is responsible for safely operating conventional and remotely controlled scoop trams in an underground hard-rock mining environment. Working as part of the Mine Operations team, you will support both production and mine development activities at a remote gold mining operation in northern Saskatchewan. The role involves operating equipment ranging from 2-yard to 8-yard scoop trams, including tele-remote systems, and loading rock trucks. You will complete equipment inspections before and after operation while following established safety procedures and operational standards. This position offers a rotational work schedule in a remote camp environment, with a strong emphasis on teamwork, safety, and responsible mining practices.

Accountabilities

• Safely operate conventional scoop trams ranging from 2-yard to 8-yard capacity.

• Operate remotely controlled and tele-remote scoop tram equipment.

• Load rock trucks using scoop trams to support underground mining and production activities.

• Carry out pre-operational and post-operational equipment checks.

• Support mine production and development activities as required.

• Work rotating day and night shifts while maintaining safe and efficient operating practices.

• Perform other duties assigned by the Mine Operations department.

Requirements

• Minimum of 2 years of experience working in a hard-rock underground mine.

• Previous experience operating manual scoop trams is considered an asset.

• Experience operating remote-controlled scoop trams is considered an asset.

• Experience using tele-remote scoop tram systems is beneficial.

• Previous mine rescue team membership is an asset but is not required.

• Ability to work rotating day and night shifts in a remote mining environment.

• Commitment to safe equipment operation and compliance with workplace health, safety, and environmental procedures.

• Willingness to complete required drug and alcohol substance testing as part of the recruitment process.

Benefits

• Rotational schedule: Two weeks on followed by two weeks off.

• Remote camp-based work: Work at a mining site in northern Saskatchewan.

• Fly-in/fly-out transportation: Travel to and from the site on designated days from a pickup point in Saskatoon, Prince Albert, or La Ronge.

• Structured work rotation: 12-hour shifts, with occasional unscheduled overtime when operationally required.

• Inclusive workplace: An environment that values diversity, encourages different perspectives, and supports employment equity.

• Mining experience: Opportunity to develop experience with conventional, remote-operated, and tele-remote underground mining equipment.