Corporate Bolter Trainer

• Evaluate operator competency through structured practical demonstrations and field observations.

• Conduct formal operator assessments and maintain accurate, up-to-date training records.

• Identify individual skill gaps and create targeted development plans for operators at all experience levels.

• Assess operators against company standards, ground support specifications, and site-specific requirements.

• Support initial certification, periodic recertification, and cross-training processes.

• Work with site supervision to improve bolting practices, ground support quality, and operational efficiency.

• Promote best practices in pattern bolting, bolt installation quality, torque requirements, resin mixing, and mesh handling.

• Assist with the implementation of new equipment, ground support technologies, and updated operating procedures.

• Participate in incident investigations involving bolting operations and provide corrective training recommendations.

• Analyze bolting performance metrics and key indicators; provide data-driven recommendations for continuous improvement.

Safety & Compliance

• Promote a strong safety culture at all times and lead by example in all field activities.

• Ensure compliance with company policies, site-specific ground control plans, stope design requirements, mine regulations, and applicable provincial or federal legislation.

• Deliver training on hazard identification, risk assessment, job hazard analysis, and safe work procedures specific to bolting operations.

• Conduct field inspections and safety audits focused on bolting operations and ground support installation.

• Support site safety initiatives, ground control management programs, and continuous improvement activities.