Mechanical Apprentice

Purpose of Role

Support safe, efficient, and high‑quality execution of mine‑site construction, industrial, mechanical, civil, and electrical projects by performing entry‑level field tasks under direct supervision. Learn GTI work practices, mine‑site requirements, safety standards, and construction methods while assisting crews with daily project activities.

Execute assigned field tasks under the direction of a Foreman, Superintendent, Journeyman, or Lead Worker. Make routine decisions within established procedures, identify and report safety hazards, equipment issues, drawing discrepancies, and site concerns to supervisory personnel. Follow all client, mine‑site, GTI, and regulatory requirements while working in active mining and industrial environments.

• Assist crews with site preparation, material staging, housekeeping, and tool organization.
• Assist with excavation, concrete work, utility installation, structural steel erection, mechanical installation, electrical work, or other construction activities as assigned.
• Perform general labor tasks including shoveling, digging, cleanup, traffic control, and material handling.
• Follow lockout/tagout, confined space, fall protection, and other site‑specific safety procedures as directed.
• Maintain clean, organized, and safe work areas at all times.
• Support field documentation through photographs, material tracking, inspections, and daily reporting as assigned.
• Participate in daily safety meetings, pre‑task planning sessions, Job Safety Analyses (JSAs), and workplace examinations.
• Safely operate basic hand and power tools while maintaining equipment in good working condition.
• Load, unload, transport, and organize materials, equipment, and supplies throughout the project site.

• Reliability, teamwork, and follow‑through.
• Attention to detail in measurements, labeling, and count accuracy.
• Willingness to learn, ask questions, and follow safe work practices.
• Commitment to safety and adherence to MSHA, OSHA, client, and GTI requirements.
• Ability to recognize hazards and follow established safety procedures.

• OSHA 10‑Hour Construction required; MSHA preferred.
• Ability to lift/push/pull 50+ lbs., work at heights, and in varied conditions.
• Valid driver’s license preferred.
• Familiarity with document control basics (versioning, naming, access).
• Strong customer service, organization, and confidentiality.

• Safety & housekeeping: zero‑at‑risk behaviors.
• Schedule support: task readiness and productivity.
• Quality: rework/defect rates, labeling/as‑built accuracy.
• Documentation support: completeness and timeliness.

• 401(k) with company match
• 100% employer‑paid medical insurance (employee‑only coverage)
• Dental and Vision insurance
• Sick Time