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A career in mining is more than you think!

A career in mining is more than you think!. Mining Video. The Importance of Mining to everyday life. Minerals and metals are essential to our daily lives. It’s difficult to imagine a world without them!. The Importance of Mining to everyday life. steel, iron, gypsum for buildings

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A career in mining is more than you think!

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  1. A career in mining is more than you think!

  2. Mining Video

  3. The Importance of Mining to everyday life • Minerals and metals are essential to our daily lives. • It’s difficult to imagine a world without them!

  4. The Importance of Mining to everyday life • steel, iron, gypsum for buildings • steel, iron, copper, zinc, barium, graphite, aluminum for vehicles • potash, phosphate, nitrogen, sulphur for fertilizers • 35 minerals and metals in your TV and music speakers

  5. The Importance of Mining To Canada’s economy • employs almost 390,000 Canadians • contributes $40 billion to the country’s annual gross domestic product • Canada is world’s top producer of uranium and potash • Canada is third in diamond production

  6. Mining Today State-of-the-art technology

  7. Mining Today Leading-edge research and development

  8. Mining Today Environmental responsibility

  9. Mining Today Social responsibility

  10. Mining Today Workforce diversity

  11. Exploration Development Closure and Site Rehabilitation Operations The Mining Cycle

  12. Explore the Career Possibilities There are over 120 options!

  13. Career possibilities: • Administrative Assistant • Chef / Cook • Prospector • Electrician • Helicopter/ Aircraft Pilot • Truck Driver • Plumber • Geologist • Lab Technician Exploration

  14. Career possibilities: • Accommodation Provider • Kitchen Staff • Janitor • Human Resources Manager • Plant Supervisor • Environmental Coordinator • Crane Operator • Driller • Demolition Expert Development

  15. Career possibilities: • Security Guard • HR Administrator • Financial Manager • IT Supervisor • Foreman • Blaster • Loader Operator • Electrical Engineer • Metallurgical Engineer Operations

  16. Career possibilities: • Administrative Staff • Safety Manager • Aboriginal Liaison • Tree Planter • Photographer • Demolition Expert • Environmental Specialist • Water Management Technician • Haul Truck Driver Closure and Rehabilitation

  17. What’s in It for Me? • Stable and reputable career • State-of-the-art technology • Great salary • Travel • Career advancement • Teamwork • Dynamic work environment • Range of opportunities

  18. Opportunities • Over the next 10 years, the mining industry will require between 60,000 and 90,000 new workers.

  19. Where to Get Training • 25 colleges and 9 universities offer mining programs in Canada • Many other colleges and universities offer programs related to mining (e.g. earth sciences, engineering, skilled trades) • Apprenticeships are possible

  20. Where to Get Training • Foreign credential recognitionwww.credentials.gc.ca • Language assessment and training:www.servicecanada.gc.ca(or Google LINC)

  21. For More Information:www.acareerinmining.ca

  22. Explore for MoreA career in mining is more than you think!

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