Strengthen mine hoist reliability with Peter Lucas Project Management through equipment oversight, failure investigation, and engineering improvements.
The Mine Hoisting Reliability Engineer supports shaft and hoisting systems across operations, maintenance, and project activities. Responsibilities cover equipment reliability, infrastructure integrity, statutory inspections, preventative maintenance, and corrective actions. The work also supports capital improvements involving hoist modernization, shaft rehabilitation, equipment upgrades, and control systems.
Key Responsibilities:

Investigate equipment failures and identify reliability improvements
Recommend corrective actions for hoisting system performance
Oversee statutory inspections, NDT, and rope testing
Collaborate on shutdown planning and preventative maintenance
Lead or support hoist modernization and rehabilitation projects
Requirements:

Engineering degree in Mechanical, Mining, or related discipline
Professional Engineer designation or eligibility with APEGS
Experience in underground mining operations
Experience supporting maintenance, reliability, and capital projects
Strong technical leadership and problem-solving skills
Bring mine hoisting, maintenance reliability, and corrective-action expertise to Peter Lucas infrastructure and capital improvement projects.

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