This program aims to train people so they are qualified to perform tasks directly related to geological prospecting operations: have knowledge of regulations, contribute to the characterization of a potential site, sample and analyze mineral extractions in accordance with safety standards in a rustic setting.
Analyze the occupation;
Act in compliance with the domain’s legal and ethical parameters;
Use computer and digital technologies in the context of professional activities;
Take measurements on maps and plans;
Work in isolated and rustic conditions in the North;
Analyze the mineralogical and structural properties of a rock;
Perform topometric surveys;
Draw plans;
Apply health and safety measures;
Contribute to preparing an exploration program;
Make geological and geochemical extractions;
Prepare geophysical extractions and ensure follow-up;
Prepare drilling characterization and ensure follow-up;
Contribute to evaluating the potential of a mineral deposit;
Integrate into the workplace.
Have a high school diploma (DES) or equivalent;
OR
Possess relevant experience;
AND
Be well adapted to outdoors’ work.
Duration of training
Duration of program : 1290 h (5 semesters)Co-op program (summer jobs)
Up to three internship periods
Actual Start and Ending dates (proposal)
Starting September 2020
5 semesters
Ending April 2022
Training location
Most of the classroom training will be provided in Chibougamau, within the Business and community Service’s facilities. However, if the occasion arise, part of the training could be provide either in mining facilities or within communities
Lab facilities, core shack, map library and other specialized facilities will be provided by regional mining partners (Soquem, TJCM, Cree Mineral Exploration Board)
Training internships within regional mining ventures