Solution Mining Engineer - Term

Based at the Bethune mine, the Solution Mining Engineer is responsible for all technical aspects of operating potash solution mining caverns and associated infrastructure within the Mining Department. The engineer works with other engineering and operations staff to create and operate these caverns. As part of the initial training, a 15‑week on‑site Production Operator, Mining training program will be completed, providing classroom and hands‑on field experience with the Solution Mining process, equipment and team structure.

• Review sample data, trends and down‑hole wireline logs
• Plan and schedule wireline logging and service rig workovers as necessary
• Provide technical guidance to the Wellfield Supervisor and Production Operators
• Provide support for the Mining Operations department related to field equipment or operations decisions
• Assist in the creation and updates of operations‑related documentation
• Provide design input for new Mining facilities and infrastructure
• Assist with Management‑of‑Change and continuous‑improvement initiatives within the Mining Department
• Provide procurement support for materials and services required for ongoing operations
• Assist with field operations tasks on occasion, as required
• Support operations by participating in an on‑call engineer/supervisor rotation

Our company values and recognizes the diversity of the workforce and encourages individuals with the equivalent combination of education and work experience.

• B.Sc. in Engineering, Geology/Geoscience or a relevant technical/scientific field
• Ability to register with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS) or a relevant professional regulatory association (asset)
• 1‑3 years of experience in mining, drilling, production engineering or related field
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel is mandatory
• Experience with data management and analysis tools such as Pi Historian, Power Bi, Mini Tab, Python or Rapid Miner (asset)
• Strong communications and time‑management skills
• Ability to write easily understandable technical reports
• Ability to work within a team environment as well as complete independent work assignments
• Ability to adapt to changing priorities and challenges
• Ability to safely work in an industrial atmosphere where equipment such as piping, valves and pumps are present
• Valid driver’s license and ability to drive within the mine site
• Must be authorized to legally work in Canada
• Eligibility to travel outside of Canada (travel may be required)
• May be required to participate in an Engineer Rotation Program
• Employment is subject to completing pre‑employment checks, including criminal record check, education verification, functional fitness evaluation and drug & alcohol testing

To be considered for this role please apply by July 1, 2026.