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Mineral Development Engineer Rehabilitation
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Apply professional engineering expertise to mining rehabilitation in Newfoundland and Labrador, focusing on analysis and risk assessment. This permanent position offers 35 hours weekly.
As Mineral Development Engineer (Rehabilitation), you will support the province’s mining industry. Reporting to the Manager of Engineering Analysis, you will assess liabilities at orphaned and abandoned mine and exploration sites. Your work will include engineering analyses, technical evaluations, economic evaluations, and risk assessments related to OAM sites. The position supports the Department of Energy and Mines and its responsibilities connected with Newfoundland and Labrador mining activities. Employment is permanent, with 35 hours per week. Applications close November 11, 2026.
Key Responsibilities:
Perform professional engineering work supporting Newfoundland and Labrador’s mining industry
Conduct engineering analyses related to OAM site liabilities
Complete technical and economic evaluations for OAM sites
Perform risk assessments involving orphaned and abandoned sites
Requirements:
Professional engineering capability for mining industry support
Ability to analyze orphaned and abandoned mine sites
Ability to evaluate technical and economic considerations
Ability to assess risks related to OAM liabilities
Support mining rehabilitation through engineering analyses, evaluations, and risk assessments across Newfoundland and Labrador’s OAM sites.
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Apply on source site As Mineral Development Engineer (Rehabilitation), you will support the province’s mining industry. Reporting to the Manager of Engineering Analysis, you will assess liabilities at orphaned and abandoned mine and exploration sites. Your work will include engineering analyses, technical evaluations, economic evaluations, and risk assessments related to OAM sites. The position supports the Department of Energy and Mines and its responsibilities connected with Newfoundland and Labrador mining activities. Employment is permanent, with 35 hours per week. Applications close November 11, 2026.
Key Responsibilities:
Perform professional engineering work supporting Newfoundland and Labrador’s mining industry
Conduct engineering analyses related to OAM site liabilities
Complete technical and economic evaluations for OAM sites
Perform risk assessments involving orphaned and abandoned sites
Requirements:
Professional engineering capability for mining industry support
Ability to analyze orphaned and abandoned mine sites
Ability to evaluate technical and economic considerations
Ability to assess risks related to OAM liabilities
Support mining rehabilitation through engineering analyses, evaluations, and risk assessments across Newfoundland and Labrador’s OAM sites.
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