Logistics/shaft and Diamond Drill Supervisor

**Who We Are**:
Welcome to Vale in Canada. As a leader in the mining industry, our responsibility is to positively impact our people, communities and the environment. We value our workforce and offer continuous training and career development opportunities for our people.

With our global headquarters in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and approximately 125,000 employees in over 30 countries, Vale is constantly growing and changing. We invite you to be part of our evolution.

**Our Team**:
Our Sudbury Operations have been in existence for more than 100 years. With five mines, a mill, a smelter, a refinery and nearly 4,000 employees it is also one of the largest integrated mining complexes in the world. Sudbury is also home to several administrative sites serving both the Ontario Operations as well as all our North Atlantic Operations.

Join Team Totten Winner of the 2020 John T Ryan Regional Safety Award and winner of the All Mines Safety Award 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019.

**The Opportunity**:
We are currently seeking two **Shaft/Logistics Supervisors **to join our **Totten Mine team **in Sudbury, Ontario. The Logistics Supervisor will oversee the Muck Circuit, Supply Movements, Storages and Shaft Activities at Totten Mine. Diamond drilling is also an area of responsibility for this position. Working closely with different departments and peers to be successful in safety, production, and planning/scheduling.

You will continuously improve the work team performance through the effective use of established processes and procedures in achieving assigned objectives. Improve the effectiveness of the front-line team while meeting the business objectives. This includes ensuring the completion of assigned work with consistency and accuracy. Follow Vale’s Safety Policies, Programs, and Legislative Standards.

This is a permanent position on a rotation schedule.

**Additionally, in this position you will**:

- Manage systems within the area of accountability to achieve the following outputs: Zero Harm to employees, the business, the environment, and the community.
- Achieve/exceed production quality & quantity targets while maximizing economic resources and recovery.
- Achieve total product and unit cost, and capital (as applicable) expenditure targets.
- Review & communicate Risk Management situations with crew members at lineup and field discussions. Follow notification protocols for incidents and initiate on-shift investigations.
- Leads and ensures Safe Production behaviors are exhibited by all crew members. Coach members on consistently achieving ALARA and take corrective action when necessary to address non-compliance.
- Meet objectives and comply with; Monthly Safety plans, incident reporting process, Policy/Procedure reviews, MOC system, etc.
- Perform injury management, working with employees and health care providers to successfully return the employee to work.
- Identify and correct negative special cause circumstances that are within authority level and escalate those that are outside authority.
- Continuously improve the performance of the production & maintenance frontline team through effective use of established processes and procedures. This includes ensuring the completion of assigned work with increasing consistency and accuracy by; assigning tasks, utilizing CPQQRT format, to team members so that work gets done in a safe and coordinated way.
- Handle process and social problems as they occur.
- Complete improvement projects, as assigned.
- Utilize the work practices under Work Management to approve, plan, schedule, and execute tasks within the area(s).
- Assess assignments during the shift to ensure that schedules are being attained, and/or take corrective actions as required. Complete all production and/or maintenance related reports and work orders and communicates status to oncoming shift(s).
- Control inventories of consumables and supplies, and order materials to achieve production and/or maintenance schedules.
- Manage overtime to within targets and distribute to crew members within the C.B.A. and provincial guidelines.
- Ensure crew qualifications are kept current for required work assignments, and schedule training as required.
- Coach & counsel employees on the standards of behaviour, and take corrective actions as required, including discipline, and grievance management.

**About You**

**Education**:

- Grade 12 level education or GED equivalency.
- Common Core: First Line Underground Mine Supervisor Common Core (770121) or Common Core for First Line Production Supervisor Underground Hard Rock Mining (770120) is preferred.

**Experience**:

- 3 Years of leadership experience. Experience with: Commitment to open and transparent dialogue. You must be able to share ideas and messages in a clear way, focusing on the solution, without fear of addressing sensitive issues.
- Value collaboration and systemic thinking. You must value working together to maximize our ability to make things happen.
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