Mine Engineering Co-op Student

*This opportunity is exclusively for students currently enrolled in a Mining Engineering Bachelor's program at either the University of Saskatchewan or Queen University. Proof of enrollment is required*

Mine Engineering Co-op Student –

Foran Mining Corporation (TSX:FOM) is a forward-thinking mining company redefining the industry. We are seeking a Mine Engineering Co-op Student to join our growing McIlvenna Bay team. This opportunity is available for an 8-month, 12-month, or 16-month term, based at the McIlvenna Bay site, operating on a 14/14 rotation schedule starting in May, 2026.

Foran Mining is a modern mining development and exploration company advancing Canada's only greenfield copper project currently under construction: the McIlvenna Bay deposit in Saskatchewan. With commercial production expected in mid-2026, this world-class deposit contains copper, zinc, gold, and silver – key metals for the global transition to green energy. At Foran, we are committed to sustainable development, environmental protection, and building strong communities. We believe in empowering our people, fostering a culture of growth, and creating opportunities for meaningful careers as we build the mines of the future.

As part of the Mines Technical Services team, the Mine Engineering Co-Op position may be responsible for maintaining a variety of functions, including mine planning and scheduling, surveying, backfill planning, ventilation design and monitoring, ground control, and production or KPI statistics data input/review.

Job Responsibilities:

• Support the mine engineering team in developing short-term.
• Assist with mine design, optimization, and sequencing under the guidance of senior engineers.
• Assist in monitoring and analyzing production metrics.
• Contribute to developing production schedules and assist in making adjustments as needed.
• Provide support in trade-off studies for mining activities.
• Work closely with engineers to understand drill and blast design principles.
• Support the implementation of drilling and blasting plans, ensuring safety and efficiency.
• Contribute to projects aimed at optimizing the performance of mining equipment.
• Gain exposure to equipment selection.
• Participate in safety meetings and contribute to safety initiatives.
• Support surveying activities to monitor mining progress.
• Conduct underground and surface surveys in addition to installation of survey controls.
• Learn how to utilize survey data for volume calculations and mapping.
• Actively seek opportunities for continuous learning and professional development.
• Contribute ideas for process improvement and operational efficiency.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including geologists, technicians, and other mine engineering professionals.
• Engage in effective communication with team members and share insights gained during the co-op.
• Provide ventilation support and perform weekly ventilation audits and surveys.
• Attend to other miscellaneous duties reasonable and beneficial as the department requires.
• Present a detailed project report and a presentation of results and learnings from the work undertaken.

Job Qualifications and Skills:

• Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's degree program in Mine Engineering or a related field.
• Strong academic performance and interest in Mine Engineering.
• Experience in Windows-based applications and the Microsoft suite of software, as well as basic knowledge of mine planning concepts and software tools, is an asset.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment
• Strong commitment to safety and a proactive attitude towards learning
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills
• Valid Class 5 driver's license.

We offer a competitive salary of $30–$35/hour, depending on your year of study and previous experience.

Foran is committed to building a skilled and diverse workforce as we move into our next phase of growth. Indigenous applicants are encouraged to self-declare when submitting applications and resumes. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, you must be legally able to work in Canada.

The McIlvenna Bay Project site is a drug and alcohol-free workplace. Due to the safety-sensitive nature of this position and the remote work environment, candidates must successfully complete a pre-employment medical assessment, which includes drug and alcohol testing, as a condition of employment.