Ready to build a rewarding career in an industry that is growing?Who We AreWe are a global mining company dedicated to safely delivering nickel, copper, cobalt, and platinum group metals essential for the world's energy transition. Our mission is to improve lives and shape a better future together. From utensils to cellphones to satellites, our operations simplify daily life and enhance connectivity. Our metals are integral to life-saving medical equipment and the electric vehicles driving the fight against climate change ? our work truly matters. Join our diverse team of 15,000 talented individuals committed to transforming critical minerals into prosperity and sustainable development in countries like Canada, Brazil, Indonesia, the United Kingdom, and Japan. We invite you to use your skills with us and contribute to something meaningful and enduring. The Opportunity We are currently seeking an Industrial Mechanic/Millwright Apprentice to join our Maintenance Team, in Thompson, MB. Relocation will be required for this role. This is a permanent on-site position working shift and supporting a 24-hour operation. As an Industrial Mechanic Apprentice, you will be responsible for installing and dismantling of equipment to inspecting and maintaining of equipment. Your experience and skills will contribute to interpreting instructions, sketches, drawings, templates, work orders, welding procedures and data sheets related to work assignments in either the shop or field Additionally, in this position you will:install, dismantle, assemble, construct, erect, move, replace, inspect, adjust maintain and repair mechanical and process equipment and structures throughout the mines and surface plants.Safely install, inspect, service and test hoisting ropes and shaft conveyancesAlign with work safety policies and safety regulations.About You Education:Industrial Mechanic/Millwright college diploma is requiredQualify or be registered as an apprentice in the province of Manitoba at level 3 or 4. Experience:Minimum of 6 months repair experience in work and school. Skills:Thorough knowledge of hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical principles is preferred.Experience installing, maintaining and repairing equipment (hydraulic, pneumatic, power transmission, mechanical drives, conveyor systems, pumps, overhead cranes) are considered an asset. Oxy acetylene cutting and burning is considered an asset.Mechanical and hydraulic blueprint reading is considered an asset.What We Offer You Competitive compensation including a variable annual incentive planParticipation in a competitive Defined Contribution Pension packageComprehensive benefits package (company paid core coverage, health, dental and disability plan)Work culture dedicated to safety, diversity & inclusion, and career growthEmployee Family Assistance ProgramVirtual Healthcare onlineOnline training and career development opportunitiesRelocation AssistanceFully Equipped, on site gym facility Why ThompsonOften referred to as the "Hub of the North," Thompson is a city deeply intertwined with the mining industry, particularly due to its rich deposits of nickel. Our presence in Thompsonincludes significant mining and milling operations that extract and process nickel ore from thesurrounding deposits. These operations are central to Thompson's economy, providing employment and supporting local businesses. The company's ongoing investments in the region highlight Thompson's importance in our broader operational strategy to improve life and transform the future.Include to TransformAt Vale Base Metals, we are committed to ensuring an inclusive work environment where people feel comfortable to be themselves. Vale encourages everyone to express their ideasand opinions and values the plurality of individual profiles. We want our people to feel that all voices are heard, all cultures respected and that a variety of perspectives are not only welcome ? they are critical to our success. We treat each other f
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