Job Description
Canyon Fuel Company, a subsidiary of Wolverine Fuels LLC, has an immediate opening for a full-time Surveyor/Drafter, which is an underground coal mining operation located approximately 5 miles southwest of Scofield, UT and approximately 30 miles northwest of Price, UT.
Responsibilities
• Routine placement and checking of surveying sight for underground mining operations
• Preparing and maintaining mine maps, civil, electrical, and mechanical drawings using AutoCAD
• Preparing monthly volumetric assessments of mined areas and stockpiled tonnages
• Conducting surface surveying activities, as required. This work will include subsidence surveys, property/permit area boundary descriptions, support for exploration activities and targeting for aerial surveys.
Qualifications
Required Qualifications:
• 2-year Technical degree or equivalent work experience
• Experience in standard surveying principles/practices, calculations, and note reduction
• Excellent computer skills (AutoCAD, Civil3D, Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to travel over uneven surfaces, climb/descend ladders, and lift/carry up to 50lb objects on a regular basis
Desired Qualifications
• 4-year Technical degree of equivalent work experience
• Professional Surveying License (PLS)
Compensation
Benefits Include:
• Hourly rate of $27 - $35, based on experience
• Medical, dental, vision, Rx
• 401(k) plan with company match
• Retirement plan
• Production bonus
• Paid holidays/vacations
• Employee assistance program
• Company provided life and AD&D insurance
Salary: $27 - $35 per hour
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