Application Deadline: Monday, January 6, 2025 (we will review applications on a rolling-basis) Duration:?8 months
Positions Available: 1
Start Date:?Monday, May 5, 2025
For this exciting position, we are specifically targeting students who have a background in Engineering, Environmental Science or a Sustainability related field.?This outstanding opportunity will provide the successful candidate with practical experience in closure and reclamation planning, biodiversity management, and sustainability initiatives at a mining operation. The position will work with the Senior Closure Lead, Biodiversity Lead, alongside other internal and external professionals to support the planning and delivery of closure, biodiversity and reclamation initiatives across all aspects of Red Dog's operations!
Depending on the needs and location of the team, you will need to work PDT or MDT or relocate to a specific office (site-based).?You must also currently be a student enrolled in a Canadian post-secondary institution and will be enrolled throughout the duration of the co-op term (you will also be returning back to the post-secondary institution once the co-op term is completed). Proof of a valid work permit will also be required, if applicable.??
Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to be part of one of Canada's leading mining companies and join our team!?
Why consider Teck Resources Limited for your Co-op Placement? At Teck, we offer more than just a job – we provide a comprehensive student experience comprised of relevant, hands-on work, vibrant social activities, extensive networking opportunities, and rich professional development. With captivating projects set against stunning backdrops, a culture of inclusivity and collaboration, and boundless opportunities to learn, grow, and have fun, joining us means embracing?a fulfilling and dynamic co-op adventure.
\n In addition to excellent compensation, Teck co-ops receive a variety of advantages including but not limited to:? Financial assistance to help with travel costs and co-op fees Opportunity to develop technical skills and gain practical experience while applying academic knowledge to real-world mining operations and projects Enjoy mentorship and guidance from experienced specialists in their respective fields Receive primary consideration for professional positions upon graduation ResponsibilitiesBe a courageous safety leader, adhere to and sponsor safety and environmental rules and proceduresAssist in the preparation and update of a regulatory closure plan update, aligned with corporate standardsContribute to closure planning efforts that align with the life-of-mine strategyAssist in active closure activities by collecting, analyzing, and monitoring data related to tailings, water, and land managementMaintain proper field notes and documentation as well as various reports related to regulatory, legal, permitting or compliance purposes through the use of spreadsheet, word processing and database softwareCollaborate with multi-disciplinary teams on closure and reclamation projects. Tasks may include coordinating logistical aspects of site visits, working on reclamation and biodiversity projects, preparation of materials for meetings, and collecting and managing environmental dataParticipate in meetings and technical discussions with external professionals responsible for delivery of closure, reclamation, and biodiversity related programs across the operationAssist with identifying closure and reclamation opportunities and their integration into closure planning schedulesPrepare presentation materials and participate in Red Dog's external engagement activities, including community meetings, agency site visits, projects consultations, and other communications related to closure and reclamation QualificationsCurrently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in a relevant Engineering, Environmental Science, or a Sustainability related field (e.g. environmental engineering, civil engineering, environmental science, natural resources, geology, ecology, biology, hydrology)A valid Driver's License is required Strong analytical and organizational skills, with attention to detail. Proven capacity in practical problem solving and critical thinking in considered an assetProficiency in MS Office Suite. Experience with GIS or other planning tools and software is considered an assetStrong oral and written communication skills in both formal and informal settings, including technical writing, data analysis and reportingAbility to work effectively in a team environment and engage with diverse stakeholdersKnowledge of mine closure principles, environmental regulations, and mine closure industry standards. Knowledge of relevant legislation and traditional knowledge is an assetExperience in arctic environments would be considered an assetMust be willing to work outdoors with a potential exposure to extreme climatic conditionsAbility to work productively with nominal supervision independently and collaboratively across various levels of the organization
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