Apply chemical engineering knowledge in Saskatoon with SRC's Mineral Processing team, supporting bench tests, pilot campaigns, and mineral processing research.
SRC seeks third-year Chemical Engineering students for a 16-month co-op beginning May 2027. Students participate in processing activities involving potash, uranium, rare earths, lithium, gold, and base metals. The work develops practical skills across laboratory and pilot plant operations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Set up mineral processing procedures and equipment
- Administer bench tests and pilot-scale campaigns
- Prepare samples and operate processing equipment
- Learn separation, leaching, and process monitoring procedures
- Collect data and prepare reports as required
Requirements:
- Third-year Chemical Engineering student
- Enrolled in University of Saskatchewan Engineering Co-operative Internship Program
- Preferred focus in mineral processing or extractive metallurgy
- Follow detailed instructions with minimal supervision
- Lift or move up to 50 pounds
Build hands-on chemical engineering experience through mineral processing laboratory, pilot plant, testing, and reporting work at SRC.
Chemical Engineering Co-op Student Mineral Processing in Saskatoon employer: Saskatchewan Research Council
At the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC), we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that champions innovation and collaboration in the field of applied AI. Located in Saskatoon, our work culture fosters creativity and teamwork, providing employees with ample opportunities for professional development and growth. Join us to make a meaningful impact in advanced industrial applications while enjoying a supportive environment that values your contributions and encourages continuous learning.
Contact Details:
Saskatchewan Research Council Recruitment Team
