Support production performance at Equinox Gold’s Greenstone Mine in Geraldton through workforce planning, equipment oversight, and safety leadership. This General Supervisor Production reports to the Mine Operations Superintendent and coordinates several mine operation functions. You will provide direction to three frontline supervisors while aligning crews with production plans, site priorities, and company values. The position emphasizes accountability, workforce development, compliant work execution, and continuous operational improvement. Key Responsibilities:
Align supervisors and crews with mine plans and site priorities Support equipment availability, operating practices, and execution standards Review manpower schedules for staffing and coverage Track incident, inspection, and audit corrective actions Report safety, production, manpower, and operational issues accurately Requirements:
12 or more years of surface or underground mining experience Progressive supervisory experience within mining operations Frontline supervisor leadership experience Strong knowledge of operational standards and mining safety regulations Experience with workforce planning and training development is an asset Use production coordination, workforce management, and safety expertise to support reliable mining operations at Greenstone Mine.
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Mine Production Operations Supervisor in Greenstone employer: Equinox Gold Corp.
Equinox Gold is an exceptional employer that prioritizes the growth and development of its employees, particularly in the Engineer-in-Training role at Musselwhite Mine. With a strong focus on safety, innovation, and sustainability, you will have the opportunity to work alongside experienced professionals in a collaborative environment that fosters learning and career advancement. Located in the beautiful Northwestern Ontario, this position not only offers practical experience in mining engineering but also contributes to the company's commitment to lower-emission techniques and operational excellence.
