Job Description

About the Role

JDS Energy & Mining is seeking an experienced Mechanical Superintendent to support mining and industrial projects. This is a site-based FIFO role responsible for the field execution and oversight of all mechanical construction activities, including contractor supervision, quality assurance, safety compliance, and coordination with project and engineering teams to meet schedule and budget objectives.

The JDS Way

All employees are expected to demonstrate the following:

• Accept No Mediocrity
• Conduct Business Professionally, Ethically, and Practically
• Be True to Our Word
• Uphold the Highest Standards of Leadership, Teamwork, and Accountability
• Maintain Open and Honest Communication
• Ensure No Harm to People, the Environment, Assets, or Reputation

Key Responsibilities

Field Supervision

• Lead and supervise mechanical subcontractors during installation of equipment, pumps, tanks, and process infrastructure
• Ensure work is completed in accordance with drawings, specifications, and applicable codes (ASME, CSA, API)
• Monitor progress and ensure schedule milestones are met without compromising safety or quality
• Oversee installation of mine process systems including pump stations, slurry and water systems, flotation circuits, thickeners, and grinding mills

Quality & Compliance

• Conduct inspections and testing including alignment, torqueing, and installation verification
• Verify installation quality and adherence to scope
• Ensure QA/QC documentation and turnover packages are completed and submitted

Safety Leadership

• Enforce site safety policies and participate in audits, toolbox talks, and investigations
• Identify and mitigate field hazards related to lifting, rigging, pressure systems, and stored energy
• Promote a strong safety culture across all crews

Coordination

• Interface with superintendents, construction managers, and engineering teams to resolve field issues
• Support planning, material tracking, and commissioning activities
• Communicate progress updates and highlight risks impacting execution