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The Role
In support of Camecos mining division in northern Saskatchewan, you will support a safe, well-informed, company-aligned and engaged operational workforce. The position provides an important link between mining division leadership and staff, acting as a liaison on communication strategies and issues management, with a focus on engaging the hard-to-reach frontline worker. The majority of your time will be spent

The Role
In support of Camecos mining division in northern Saskatchewan, you will support a safe, well-informed, company-aligned and engaged operational workforce. The position provides an important link between mining division leadership and staff, acting as a liaison on communication strategies and issues management, with a focus on engaging the hard-to-reach frontline worker. The majority of your time will be spent on site, split between Key Lake and McArthur River on a Monday-Thursday operational work schedule.

In this role, you will:
-Build strong relationships, establish trust and proactively advise the Key Lake and McArthur River senior management teams
-Develop and execute communication plans that support operational, divisional and company priorities
-Produce and deliver content and experiences that drive impact
-Maintain a separate focus on safety communications and the development of initiatives aimed at improving operational safety performance
-Challenge existing communication methods and channels, seeking opportunities for more effective reach across the operations
-Assist with site special event and celebration planning, as required  

Required:  
-Bachelors degree within a related field (arts, communications, journalism, public relations, business)
-3 to 5 years of related experience in internal communications and/or public affairs, media or community relations
-A clear and concise writer
-A quick learner and proven self-starter
-Organized and able to manage several projects simultaneously

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