⛏️ Underground Mining Trainer – Hecla Keno Hill, Yukon 14/14 FIFO

🏕 Opportunity: Hecla's Keno Hill silver mine in Yukon is hiring trainers to teach its underground crews, paying up to $45.39 an hour plus an hourly bonus of up to $40, on a 14/14 fly-in rotation. 🔧 The Role: Lead hands-on training for underground lateral development and production miners in narrow-vein hard rock mining, with a focus on safety and operational excellence. You'll coach crews on jumbos, bolters, jackleg/stopers, scissor decks and muckers. 🍁 CanadaCampJobs Take: This is a step up for experienced underground miners who'd like to teach. Hecla runs a full camp with meals, a gym and a welcome centre, pays travel to and from site, and matches 6% RRSP. Underground conditions in a Yukon climate are the main demand, plus you'll need the Yukon supervisor and blasting tickets (or the ability to obtain them). ✅ Best Fit: - Ideal for miners with 5+ years underground and hands-on time on jumbos, bolters, jackleg/stopers, scissor decks and muckers - Ideal for experienced operators who enjoy mentoring crews - Ideal for anyone with, or able to get, the Yukon First Line Supervisor and Blasting certificates - Ideal for people with narrow-vein cut-and-fill experience or mine rescue certification - Ideal for workers who want a 14/14 rotation with travel paid and benefits behind it - Not a fit for: anyone without significant underground production experience Rotation & Travel: 14 days on / 14 days off, fly-in/fly-out. Travel to and from site arranged and paid.