Laborer / Blaster Helper

Overall responsibility Provide safe and quality blasting services to exceed customer requirements. Key areas of responsibility Awareness of importance of safety procedures and potential consequences if procedures are not followed in proper sequence and within regulations. All safety regulations and site responsibility checklist followed. Insert primers into boreholes. Load boreholes under the direct supervision of the blaster in charge. Stem boreholes as direct by blaster in charge Assist in the initiation of the shot by stopping traffic and/or controlling other workers on the job site and the general public. Safety, Health, Environment Alerts management immediately about any safety concerns, illness, injuries or environmental incidents Participates in safety meetings and trainings regularly. Full understanding of all vehicle safety procedures. Utilizes Personal Protective Equipment, wear and maintain all PPE according to manufacture recommendations. Learn and follow all SH&E requirements related to the job. Maintain a clean and orderly work area at all times. Constantly review the workplace for hazards, which could leave to injury, illness or incident and initiate appropriate corrective actions. Address improper SH&E practices observed in co-workers including contractors. Look for opportunities to improve SH&E performance and actively participate in SH&E improvement activities. Comply with all regulatory requirements of the job and SH&E policies and procedures. Qualifications High School diploma or equivalent. Knowledge of DOT, MSHA, ATF and OSHA regulations and procedures a plus. Experience working in a mining environment (MSHA certified) is a plus. Physical Requirements Work Environment involves being outside in all types of weather. Lifting up to 60 pounds. Carrying 55 pounds or more of product or other materials. Pushing/Pulling in working with equipment. Other Activities include frequent bending and squatting during preparation for shots. Language English (required)

Created: 2024-11-02