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Maintenance & Trades jobs in Canada

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56 live vacancies aggregated straight from mining employers' own career sites in Canada. Every feed is re-checked twice a day and closed roles are removed, so what you see here is what is actually open.

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Maintenance & Trades

Maintenance keeps fixed and mobile plant available, covering trades, planning, reliability and shutdown execution.

Canada

Canadian mining is heavily underground: nickel, gold, copper, potash and diamonds, with fly in camps in the north and residential mining towns further south.

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How many Maintenance & Trades jobs in Canada are there right now?

56 vacancies are live on Mining Job Board as of 14 October 2026, from 7 employers. The list is rebuilt from employer career sites twice a day.

Which employers are hiring?

Glencore (23), Teck Resources (14), Evolution Mining (6), Orica (5), BHP (3), Newmont (3), Alcoa (2). Each vacancy links straight to that employer's own application page.

Where are the roles based?

Elkford (8), Logan Lake (7), Sparwood (7), SUDBURY INTEGRATED NICKEL OPERATIONS (INO) (7), Canada (6), Red Lake (6), Vancouver (4), Trail (4).

What do these roles pay?

Of the 56 live vacancies, 15 state a salary, and those sit between CAD 74k and CAD 170k a year as advertised by the employer. Most mining employers do not publish pay, so treat this as a floor for what the market is showing, not the full picture.

What rosters are advertised?

4/4 (2), 5/2 (1), 8/6 (1). Rosters are taken from the wording of the employer's own advert.

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