PROJECT MANAGER — MINE WASTE MANAGEMENT

The tailings management project manager will be responsible for a team that works as a consultant in the field of safe and responsible management of tailings and water disposal facilities. In particular, the candidate will have to follow the budgets and deadlines of the various projects under their responsibility, but also to support the technical aspect of their projects. He or she will also have to participate, for example, in the design of manuals, plans and tools for mine waste management (OES manual, emergency plan, TARP, risk register, etc.). He or she will be the first contact in all projects under his or her responsibility. Finally, he or she must be involved in the development of the company's business.

The project director must constantly deepen their field of expertise by participating in the initiatives of associations and groups in order to learn and apply industry best practices.

The candidate will be able to rely on the team of directors. He or she will be in charge of a team composed of project managers and project assistants. He or she will report to the Director of Operations.

The project director will have to master the requirements of certain standards and regulations, such as Directive 019, the Quebec Dam Safety Act, the CIGB (ICOLD), the VDMD initiative (towards sustainable mining development), the GISTM (global industrial standard on mine waste management), and the dam safety recommendations of the ACB (Canadian Dam Association). He or she should also have experience in project management and budget monitoring.

· Bachelor's degree (BAC) in mining, geology or civil engineering and mastery is an asset;

· Great interest in the safety of dikes and dams;

· 5 years of experience and more in the design, construction or monitoring of embankments or related structures, such as basins, weirs and ditches.

· Autonomy and sense of initiative;

· Mastery of the Microsoft Office suite;

· Mastery of modeling software used to analyze the stability of structures and water flows (an asset);

· Good knowledge of Computer Assisted Drawing (CAD) modeling software such as Autocad, Civil 3D and Muck 3D (an asset);

· Enjoy working on several projects simultaneously;

· Good sense of organization, rigor and ability to work in a team;

· Good writing skills in French and English;

· Good extension and teaching ability.

· Mostly working from home, but present once a month at the Go-Mine office in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu;

· Possibility of having to travel to the office or to the mining sites, if necessary and according to its availability;

· Full time, flexible hours and work-family balance;

· Group insurance program and advantageous salary.

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Go-Mine is a Quebec engineering company created in 2019 working in the field of sustainable mining development. Among other things, she is very active in bringing mine sites into compliance with mining industry standards and best practices. She also participates in multiple environmental and social responsibility projects, in addition to collaborating with sites in their emergency preparation efforts.