Mobile Planner - Open Pit

Alamos Gold Inc.Dubreuilville Township, ON
CA$87,750 - CA$133,850Onsite

About The Position

Alamos Gold Inc. is a Canadian-based gold producer with a long-term track record of creating value for all stakeholders through solid financial performance, low-cost production growth, and a company-wide commitment to social responsibility and environmental stewardship. We currently operate three mines – two in Canada and one in Mexico – and we have a strong portfolio of development stage projects. The Island Gold District will become one of the largest and lowest-cost gold mines in Canada. With the two mines within the district, Island Gold and Magino employ over 900 team members who work in the underground and open pit operations and are located in northern Ontario, just east of the town of Dubreuilville. Through ongoing exploration success, Island Gold District’s Mineral Reserves and Resources have continued to grow in size and quality. This role is for the Open Pit Mobile Planner position at the Island Gold District.

Requirements

  • Experience in mobile equipment maintenance planning or high-level mechanical experience in open pit mining.
  • Strong proficiency with SAP PM (notifications, work orders, BOMs, task lists, material reservations).
  • Understanding of heavy mobile equipment (haul trucks, loaders, dozers, graders, drills).
  • Strong organizational and time-management skills.
  • Ability to read technical drawings, manuals, and parts diagrams.
  • Effective communication skills across departments.

Nice To Haves

  • Trade certification (e.g., Heavy Equipment Technician) or relevant technical training.
  • Previous experience as a planner in a mining or industrial environment.
  • Understanding of reliability principles and maintenance strategies.
  • Experience with dispatch/FMS systems (e.g., Modular, Wenco, Cat MineStar).

Responsibilities

  • Review operator inspections, notifications, and defect reports.
  • Validate work requests and convert approved notifications into work orders.
  • Clarify work scope with supervisors, technicians, and OEM representatives.
  • Identify repeat jobs and incorporate improvements into job plans.
  • Create PM, corrective, and breakdown work orders in SAP PM.
  • Develop detailed job plans, including task steps, special tools, safety requirements, and estimated durations.
  • Identify required labor, skills, and crew size.
  • Develop and maintain task lists and job plans for repeatable work.
  • Utilize accurate BOMs to plan required materials and parts reservations.
  • Initiate procurement of parts, tooling, and external services through SAP MM.
  • Participate in weekly and daily scheduling meetings.
  • Build a 7-day maintenance schedule aligned with Operations and Dispatch.
  • Ensure planned work is fully prepared before scheduling (“Ready-to-Work” status).
  • Coordinate with mine operations, tire shop, weld shop, and mobile supervisors.
  • Monitor progress against the schedule and adjust as required.
  • Ensure planned labor, materials, and services are realistic and accurate.
  • Review planned vs. actual costs for continuous improvement.
  • Support cost accuracy improvements through improved master data and planning discipline.
  • Work with Supply Chain to ensure correct GI, SES, and invoice posting.
  • Maintain and improve equipment master data, maintenance plans and task lists, Bills of Materials (BOMs), and Job plans for common maintenance tasks.
  • Collaborate with Reliability Engineering to analyze equipment performance, recurring failures, and improvement opportunities.
  • Participate in root cause analysis and implement corrective actions.
  • Serve as a central communication point between Maintenance, Operations, Supply Chain, and Reliability.
  • Provide clear, timely updates on job readiness, material shortages, and schedule risks.
  • Support shutdown planning and execution when required.

Benefits

  • Flights from Toronto, Sudbury, Thunder Bay and Rouyn-Noranda to Wawa.
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