Telecommunications Technician

Eleonore Mine, 1751 rue Davy, Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, Canada

Reporting to the instrumentation supervisor, the telecommunications technician is part of the mine maintenance team. Working on a 14/14 schedule, he or she is responsible for the safe installation, maintenance, and diagnosis of the telecommunications network and all remote operating systems. They ensure the reliability of the underground communication network (coaxial, RF, and systems), which is essential to the safety and efficiency of mining operations.

They adhere to company principles by adopting sustainable development-oriented management, and the organization's code of conduct.

• Maintenance and installation of the VHF/UHF telecommunications network above and below ground (Icom)
• RF reading for equipment health checks (FSH4, repeaters, RF antennas)
• Keeping telecommunications system plans up to date (AutoCAD and Deswik)
• Maintenance of remote operation and remote-control systems for various underground equipment
• Maintenance of communication, radios, winch communication systems, and blasting systems.
• Collaboration with the IT department to ensure compliance with company standards in terms of applications, cybersecurity, and network and server infrastructure.
• Comply with, understand, and promote company regulations and policies, particularly in the area of health and safety
• Use SAP to manage notices, work orders, and parts orders
• Support various technology projects to improve operations
• All tasks related to the performance of these duties

• College diploma in instrumentation and control
• A minimum of 10 years of relevant experience
• Experience in the mining and/or construction industry
• Knowledge of telecommunications systems (CMTS)

• Organizational skills
• Analytical and problem-solving skills
• Good communication skills, both oral and written
• Partnerships and teamwork in a multicultural environment

• Eleonore mine site (fly-in, fly-out from Montreal, Chibougamau, Matagami, Rouyn-Noranda, Val D'Or and Wemindji)
• Schedule:
  
  14 working days followed by 14 days off