Discovery is an Americas-focused precious metals company with a diversified portfolio. Our Mission is to deliver sustainable value for all stakeholders by operating in a safe and responsible manner and having a positive impact on local communities.Located in and around the City of Timmins, Ontario, Porcupine has two underground and one open pit mines. A continuous operation for over 100 years that provides a great work-life balance. Employees from diverse backgrounds are empowered through engagement, involvement, and growth opportunities in the workplace.Location Timmins, OntarioSchedule 5X2 / 4x3Purpose To support and coordinate the environmental department’s programs and initiatives to adhere to closure requirements at all Discovery Porcupine sites.ResponsibilitiesMaintain a good relationship with Discovery Porcupine’s internal departments through open communication and department visibility in the workforceAssist with reclamation training for all staff and contractors of the Discovery Porcupine sitesPerform various tailings/mine hazard, workplace and safety inspections throughout Discover Porcupine’s sitesEnsure instrumentation is functional and monitored at facilitiesPlanning and monitoring of mine hazards, closure requirements and instrumentationSupport in the maintenance and calibration of reclamation equipmentMaintain a good relationship with government agencies, represent the company in government inspections/investigation, site visits and be available for emergency call-outs/on-call dutiesSupport the submission of Closure plans and amendmentsSupport reclamation GIS requirements.Annual budget preparation, monthly budgeting and forecasting.Support contract tendering process for relevant programs and projectsSupport Dam Safety Inspections and ReviewsWork with Engineers of Record (EOR) on closed tailings facilitiesSupport spring melt preparationsProvide field support to the Reclamation Engineer, Reclamation Coordinator and Project ManagersTraining and EducationB.Sc. in Environmental or other related Engineering field, Bachelor of Environmental Science, or Diploma in an Environmental Technology field5-10 years in the mining industry or related experience with exposure to tailing dam management, mine hazards, and closure requirements.Must be able to take a practical approach to closure management.Knowledge of the Mine Rehabilitation Code of Ontario and Closure Plans3-5 years leading various students, contractors, and consultantsEffective communication and organization skills,Strong PC skills, experience with various field equipment,Ability to interact with internal staff and external agencies,Valid G driver’s licenseTransport Canada Advanced Drone pilot certificate is an assetCompetency in GIS is an asset.Familiarity with Sitescan is an asset.Familiarity with RST instruments and software is an asset.Understanding of mine hazards, tailings facilities and closure requirements/closure plans is an asset.Deadline to Apply June 04, 2026Compensation and BenefitsHealth, Dental, Life, AD&D, Disability, Healthcare and Wellness Spending Accounts, Virtual Care and Employee and Family Assistance Program;Company contributions and matching into a Defined Contribution Pension Plan; andCompetitive compensation with annual bonusAdditional Information This posting is for an existing vacancy at Discovery Silver.Discovery Silver welcomes applications from all qualified individuals, including, but not limited to women, persons with disabilities, visible minorities (racialized), aboriginal (Indigenous) persons and persons of any gender identity and sexual orientation. Discovery is committed to a positive, supportive, and inclusive environment.#J-18808-Ljbffr