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On behalf of a well established mining client of ours, we are seeking an experienced contracts specialist to oversee all aspects of contract management, including pre-contract (sourcing, RFI, RFP, negotiation) and post-execution, ensuring compliance with legal and organizational requirements, and contributing to the successful execution of projects.Responsibilities:-Manage contracts for mining operations, including equipment supply, maintenance services, and labor, ensuring compliance with terms and mining regulations.-Work with mine managers, engineers, and contractors to align contract deliverables with production schedules and operational needs.-Identify and mitigate risks related to contract performance, supply chain disruptions, or safety violations, escalating critical issues to leadership.-Maintain precise records of contracts, amendments, change orders, and safety compliance documentation specific to mining operations.-Monitor contract-related expenses (e.g., equipment rentals, drilling services), ensuring alignment with mine budgets and production targets.-Act as the key contact for contractors, suppliers, and regulatory bodies, ensuring clear communication on operational and contractual matters.-Ensure all contracted work adheres to mine safety standards (e.g., MSHA or provincial equivalents) and environmental regulations.-Address contract disputes or performance gaps swiftly, minimizing downtime and operational impacts.Qualifications:-Minimum of 57 years in contract management, with at least 3 years in the mining industry.-Bachelors degree in a relevant field, diploma in contract management may substitute with sufficient experience.-Excellent verbal and written skills, with experience drafting reports and presenting to stakeholders-Proven track record overseeing contracts for operational phases (e.g., extraction, processing, or equipment maintenance) in a producing mine.-Deep understanding of mining-specific contracts, including terms for heavy equipment (e.g., haul trucks, drills), service agreements (e.g., blasting, maintenance), and labor outsourcing.-Familiarity with cost structures like cost-per-ton or cost-per-meter-drilled.-Working knowledge of Canadian mining regulations, such as: *The Mining Act (provincial variations, e.g., Ontario). *Federal environmental standards (e.g., Fisheries Act). *Safety frameworks (e.g., Occupational Health and Safety Act or provincial equivalents).If you would like to be considered for this opportunity please forward your resume via email to Nick Paraskeva |