Superintendent-Human Resources

Artemis Gold - Blackwater Project•Vanderhoof, BC

5d•CA$141,906 - CA$177,382•Onsite

About The Position

Reporting to the VP – Commercial, Major Projects, the Superintendent – Human Resources is responsible for providing strategic and operational human resources support to the Capital Projects team. This role partners closely with project leadership and employees to support workforce planning, employee relations, recruitment, performance management, and HR initiatives across the project. The Superintendent – Human Resources demonstrates effective safety leadership by promoting and enforcing BW Gold's safety standards, procedures, and systems, and ensuring all health, safety, environmental policies, rules, and regulations are communicated and adhered to.

Requirements

A university degree in a field related to Human Resources coupled with no less than ten (10) years of related experience, preferably in a mining or resource setting
Strong knowledge of British Columbia employment, labour and Health & Safety legislation
Excellent communication skills – both verbal and written
Excellent strategic planning skills and abilities
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office applications plus familiarity with HRIS systems
Strong leadership and interpersonal skills
Ability to work on several complex tasks simultaneously
Team oriented and adopts a collaborative approach to problem solving
Ability to relate and communicate at all levels of the organization and with external groups
Ability to engage and influence senior leaders of the organization and other key stakeholders

Responsibilities

Actively promotes proactive safety behaviors
Acts as a business partner to the mine site managers and serves as a change agent to implement best practices.
Provide guidance, coaching and support to supervisors and managers in dealing with employee relations issues by ensuring that programs are established to support managers in managing a diverse workforce
Partner closely with department leaders on job design, organization structure, and capturing job descriptions, individual objectives and expectations to ensure clear roles and responsibilities in all functions and across locations.
Develop, implement and monitor strategies and opportunities to improve the attraction, retention and engagement of employees, with particular attention being paid to the attraction and retention of First Nations employees
Manages the full cycle recruiting process
Identifies and addresses opportunities to create greater efficiencies such as measures to reduce turnover.
Identifies training and development needs, define budget requirements, develop training content or work with external resources to develop and deliver as appropriate.
Develops employee communication processes and works closely with mine site managers to ensure effective execution.
Coordinate employee surveys and feedback initiatives (e.g., employee engagement, best employer, etc.).
Liaise with department heads, corporate office HR, and municipal, provincial & federal governmental officials, as required.
Administer employee benefits program, and ensure timely responses to questions or concerns
Supporting the implementation and delivery of the Impact Benefit Agreement in partnership with the First Nations
Implementing and facilitating site wide annual HR cycles (Objective setting, Development goals, performance review, talent assessment, succession planning, engagement surveys, remuneration review)
Leading and delivering site Diversity and Inclusion initiatives and programs
Lead the site development and implementation of the Leadership Competency Framework
Ensure compliance with the Employee Standards Act, BC Human Rights Code and all other applicable Employment Laws