The Mine Maintenance Manager will direct the maintenance department in day-to-day activities and comply with established policies, procedures, laws and regulatory requirements. This position will provide leadership, management and administrative oversight for all assigned mine maintenance personnel including, but not be limited to, scheduling, training, motivation, coaching and counseling as required. The Mine Maintenance Manager will be accountable for supervision, planning and preparation, quality assurance, duration, cost and completion of all work assigned to the mine maintenance department.

This is a job description for a Mechanical Engineer position at a Coal Fired Power Plant. This position will have accountability and responsibility for a variety of mechanical systems in the Power Plant such as: Coal Pulverizers, Coal Feeders, Boiler Burners, Compressed Air, Aux Steam, Feedwater, Extraction Steam, and other systems assigned as necessary. This position will be an in-training back up Engineer for the Boiler systems. This position will coordinate & oversee repairs to equipment in the systems listed above. This position is focused on the application of technical skills and ingenuity in the maintenance and repair of equipment in the Power...

Applying an expert level of skill, the Electrical, Instrumentation/Controls Technician installs, troubleshoots, calibrates, repairs, modifies, overhauls, diagnoses, tests and maintains all power plant and auxiliary equipment, to include power distribution systems, pumps, motors, programmable logic controllers (PLC) and the Distributed Control Systems (DCS). Provides environmental and safety stewardship. Ensures compliance with all applicable Federal and State regulations and plant procedures. Maintains all equipment in optimum operating condition. Develops procedures for plant and equipment monitoring systems to ensure consistent and environmentally compliant operations.

The Maintenance Technician performs troubleshooting, repairs and preventative maintenance on all electrical, mechanical and hydraulic equipment utilized both underground and surface.  Maintenance Technicians will regularly examine equipment to ensure that it is operating appropriately.  This position must become knowledgeable in all aspects of mine operations and learn the location and function of equipment operating at the mine location.  Maintenance Technicians work rotating shifts so schedules vary to cover all hours of mine operation which may include overtime, holidays and weekends.  Maintenance Technicians may be subject to call-ins to assist with...

Summary The Mining Technician, Underground Mining, performs any one of several different functions in the mine including the operation of continuous miners, roof bolters, coal haulers, scoops, conveyors, pumps, materials handling equipment, Mine examination, staging of supplies, operating and performing preventive maintenance on ventilation equipment, and power distribution equipment.