The Secretariat’s mission is to promote sustainable relations and socio-economic alliances between the Cree Nation (Eeyou Istchee), Jamésie, Abitibi-Témiscamingue and Nunavik regions in order to foster their harmonious development. Our values are to respect cultural, linguistic and territorial differences and promoting business relationships based on comprehension of the local expectations, cooperation, respect and trust. •Assist the Director of Operations with various projects; •Manage entire accounting (date input, payables, payroll, month end, etc.); •Prepare daily and month end reports;•Communicate with various project collaborators;•Carry out various tasks to support the liaison activities of the Secretariat.
The captain is part of the mining sector team. He support the assistant superintendent and the senior mine supervisors. He is responsible for planning, organizing, directing and coordinating activities related to production, development, construction and services mining activities on a monthly basis. The captain adheres to the company's principles by adopting a management style that is oriented toward sustainable development, the six pillars of Goldcorp, an operation for excellence and the organization's code of conduct.
DESCRIPTION
Respects, be aware and promote company’s rules and politics particularly in health and safety
Ensure respects of company’s standards, procedures and politics
Direct and oversee supervisors in charge of the production, development, construction and services teams
Help engineering, geology and maintenance teams in order to optimize production and resource efficiency on a monthly basis
Plan and ensure the supervision of substructures
Coordinate the execution of work so as to meet mining operations objectives
Forge partnerships with other sectors and with entrepreneurs to maximize progress
Resolve issues related to the mining sector and recommend measures to increase the productivity of mining operations
Ensure good management of labour, material, and equipment so as to meet operation costs and respect deadlines
Ensure compliance with the standards, procedures and policies in place
Draft and present audit, monitoring and progress reports
Ensure that workers receive training regarding their duties, safety standards and company policies
Manage staff, assess performance and oversee employee development
All tasks related to the performance of his/her duties
The Reliability Technician is a member of the Reliability team. He supports the Maintenance and Operations team in monitoring performance indicators, analyzing malfunctions, using predictive tools and systems and optimizing worn-out parts and equipment, and makes recommendations as part of an excellence operation.
DESCRIPTION
Control, regularly monitor the equipment using the tools in place, and track the recorded equipment data using PI historians such as flows, pressures, temperatures and continuous vibrations, in order to prevent potential breakdowns
Find outage sources and make diagnoses
Use predictive collection tools, such as a thermal imaging camera and vibration data collector, and help with data analysis
Recommend necessary adjustments and repairs to ensure the various systems and related equipment run smoothly
Propose solutions to optimize equipment safety and performance
Provide the Operations and Maintenance teams with technical support when searching for technical parts or information
Optimize the predictive and preventive maintenance programs
Respect, be aware of and promote the company's rules and policies, particularly in terms of health and safety and the environment
All other related tasks
Core Functions:
The Regional Crime Victims Assistance Centre (CAVAC) Officer is responsible for providing crisis intervention, overall support, education and guidance to crime victims and witnesses from the time of crisis up to the criminal justice process, in accordance with the intervention philosophy and approach defined by Cree Nation Government and CAVAC.
Functional Responsibilities:
In collaboration with the Coordinator of Justice, develop action plans to plan for the delivery of services.
Receive victims at the CAVAC and respond to calls by the police or other law enforcement agencies for on-scene crisis intervention to victims and witnesses.
Determine the type of immediate assistance the victim requires and refer victims to the relevant services (medical assistance, special counselling, emergency shelter, legal assistance).
Provide information regarding psychologists, psychosocial and post-traumatic support services to clients.
Provide basic information about CAVAC’s policies and services.
Protect victim from being re-victimized during the criminal justice process by discussing an initial safety plan and with the active participation of the victim, develop a safety plan.
Support the victims in their decision-making by supplying them with information and discussing available options.
Assist victims in obtaining release of personal property recovered or being held in evidence.
Keep victims and family informed of proceedings with the criminal justice system.
Provide information regarding victim’s rights, recourse and judicial proceedings, and available resources.
Inform victim of judicial procedures through the INFOVAC and CAVAC INFO programs.
Liaise with different organizations in the legal, health, social services and community organization networks.
Represent the CAVAC during meetings with the joint action and collaborative organizations.
Maintain and populate the database and produce quarterly reports of activities.
Core Functions:
The Regional Crime Victims Assistance Centre (CAVAC) Officer is responsible for providing crisis intervention, overall support, education and guidance to crime victims and witnesses from the time of crisis up to the criminal justice process, in accordance with the intervention philosophy and approach defined by Cree Nation Government and CAVAC.
Functional Responsibilities:
In collaboration with the Coordinator of Justice, develop action plans to plan for the delivery of services.
Receive victims at the CAVAC and respond to calls by the police or other law enforcement agencies for on-scene crisis intervention to victims and witnesses.
Determine the type of immediate assistance the victim requires and refer victims to the relevant services (medical assistance, special counselling, emergency shelter, legal assistance).
Provide information regarding psychologists, psychosocial and post-traumatic support services to clients.
Provide basic information about CAVAC’s policies and services.
Protect victim from being re-victimized during the criminal justice process by discussing an initial safety plan and with the active participation of the victim, develop a safety plan.
Support the victims in their decision-making by supplying them with information and discussing available options.
Assist victims in obtaining release of personal property recovered or being held in evidence.
Keep victims and family informed of proceedings with the criminal justice system.
Provide information regarding victim’s rights, recourse and judicial proceedings, and available resources.
Inform victim of judicial procedures through the INFOVAC and CAVAC INFO programs.
Liaise with different organizations in the legal, health, social services and community organization networks.
Represent the CAVAC during meetings with the joint action and collaborative organizations.
Maintain and populate the database and produce quarterly reports of activities.