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Contract Mountain Rescue Jobs (NOW HIRING)

EMT - 911 (Aurora)

Aurora, CO · On-site

$18.25 - $21/hr

Pay: $18.25-$21.00/Hr. (DOE) Falck Rocky Mountain is now hiring EMT's! Falck provides a family-like ... Our partners with Aurora Fire Rescue ride in on approximately 25% of our 911 transports. Come join ...

Owners Representative

Wasco, OR · On-site

$34K - $39K/yr

Contract Compensation: DOE Contractor Work Model: Onsite - onsite Hours: 40.0 System One is seeking ... Certified Climber & Rescue Competent Person * Preferred experience with Vestas V82 wind turbines ...

Owners Representative

Wasco, OR · On-site

$34K - $39K/yr

Contract Compensation: DOE Contractor Work Model: Onsite - onsite Hours: 40.0 System One is seeking ... Certified Climber & Rescue Competent Person * Preferred experience with Vestas V82 wind turbines ...

Associate Director

Albuquerque, NM · On-site

$110K - $115K/yr

CM-Mental & Behavioral Response Opening Date: 06/08/2026 Closing Date: 6/22/2026 11:59 PM Mountain ... Coordinate and collaborate with Police and Fire Rescue departments emergency communications centers ...

Pay: $18.25-$21.00/Hr. (DOE) Falck Rocky Mountain is now hiring EMT's! Falck provides a family-like ... Our partners with Aurora Fire Rescue ride in on approximately 25% of our 911 transports. Come join ...

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How much do contract mountain rescue jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 20, 2026, the average hourly pay for contract mountain rescue in the United States is $36.98, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.31 and $62.74 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Contract Mountain Rescue vs Search and Rescue Technician?

AspectContract Mountain RescueSearch and Rescue Technician
CertificationsWilderness First Responder, Rope Rescue, Avalanche TrainingWilderness First Responder, Rope Rescue, Avalanche Training
Work EnvironmentMountain terrains, remote areas, seasonal contractsVaried terrains, including urban and wilderness, often full-time
Employer & IndustryGovernment agencies, private contractors, NGOsGovernment agencies, emergency services, NGOs

Contract Mountain Rescue and Search and Rescue Technician roles share similar certifications and work environments, often involving remote mountain terrains. However, Contract Mountain Rescue typically involves seasonal or project-based work with private or contracted agencies, while Search and Rescue Technicians may work full-time for government or emergency services across diverse environments.

How much do combat search and rescue people get paid?

Combat search and rescue personnel, including those in mountain rescue roles, typically earn between $40,000 and $70,000 annually, depending on experience, certifications, and location. Salaries can increase with specialized skills, advanced training, and operational responsibilities.

How much do mountain rescuers make?

Mountain rescuers typically earn between $30,000 and $60,000 annually, depending on experience, location, and whether they are volunteers or paid professionals. Many rescue teams are volunteer-based, with some paid positions offering additional compensation for specialized skills or emergency response duties.

How to become part of a mountain rescue team?

To join a mountain rescue team, candidates typically need relevant outdoor skills, physical fitness, and emergency response training. Many teams require certifications such as Wilderness First Responder (WFR) or Search and Rescue Technician (SAR Tech), and applicants often undergo background checks and interviews. Volunteering or gaining experience in related outdoor activities can also improve chances of joining a rescue team.

Can you get paid for mountain rescue?

Contract mountain rescue personnel can receive payment for their services, especially if they are part of a paid rescue team or organization. Compensation varies depending on the organization, location, and whether the role is volunteer or paid, with paid positions often requiring specialized training and certifications such as first aid and rescue techniques.
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Infographic showing various Contract Mountain Rescue job openings in the United States as of June 2026, with employment types broken down into 55% Full Time, 23% Part Time, and 22% Contract. Highlights an 96% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $76,911 per year, or $37 per hour.

UG Health & Safety General Supervisor

Kinross Gold Corporation

Round Mountain, NV • On-site

Full-time

This job post has expired today. Applications are no longer accepted.


Kinross Gold rating

9.7

Company rating: 9.7 out of 10

Based on 7 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

1st of 31 rated mining


Job description

Round Mountain is an open-pit mine located in Nevada, one of the best mining jurisdictions in the world. The mine uses conventional open-pit mining methods and processes ore by mill and heap leach. Kinross began operating the mine in 2003, and it has since become a continuous improvement leader in the Company's portfolio. Round Mountain poured its 15 millionth ounce in 2018. Round Mountain and the nearby Bald Mountain mine make up Kinross' Nevada operations.
The Round Mountain mine is an important contributor to the Nye County economy and, working with local stakeholders, has helped achieve significant improvements in healthcare and education in the area.
Job Summary
To provide strategic Operational Health & Safety direction and hands-on support during the execution of Phase X (Round Mountain) UG project, including major construction, underground, drilling & exploration works. This role may extend into production.
Manages and supports a team of H&S professionals (2+) and works closely with Global H&S, site H&S, site management and frontline supervision to enhance capabilities, cultivate a positive safety culture and to lead and support the development and implementation of H&S strategies, plans and initiatives.
Job Responsibilities
• Model company values and set the tone for a positive safety culture by supporting the implementation of the H&S Guiding Principles.
• Lead the development of project H&S strategies, plans and programs, in alignment with company standards, to manage risks and continually improve performance on site.
• Apply leadership, specialist skills and knowledge of H&S to support line managers to operationalize, implement H&S strategy, and evaluate outcomes with an emphasis on critical control management.
• Advise site management team on governmental regulations that pertain to H&S and recommend necessary actions to obtain compliance.
• Facilitate H&S risk management workshops, assessments, and reviews to ensure quality.
• Maintain project H&S risk registers and action tracking processes, ensuring they are up to date and valid.
• Provide input and leadership in the process of safety in design requirements during project FS study phase.
• Ensure safety in design requirements are incorporated in the project.
• Support wellness initiatives, and communication initiatives as needed - e.g., wellness initiatives roll-out.
• Implement H&S communication processes to disseminate critical H&S information quickly and effectively.
• Ensure fit for purpose medical facilities and emergency response resources are in place and maintained.
• Contribute to the budgeting process related to health and safety.
• Ensure all required H&S training and certification is in place, maintained and complies with local legal and company requirements.
• Ensure ongoing training for H&S team members as well as to the wider site leadership and workforce.
• Train Surface Safety Team members on aspect of UG Safety.
• Facilitate and/or participate in Operational Learning Teams.
• Provide H&S support in the development of H&S requirements for services and equipment in contract scopes of work.
• Provide H&S input to the evaluation and selection of business partner (contractors).
• Review business partner (contractor) H&S management systems and Project H&S plans to ensure compliance with company requirements.
• Oversee the H&S performance of business partner (contractor) activities on site and work closely with business partner H&S managers to ensure compliance.
• Develop systems and measures that appropriately assess H&S performance and reviews progress to ensure achievement of targets.
• Develop risk-based site H&S assurance schedule and lead or participate in audits and inspections.
• Provide input to project assurance plans, ensuring that appropriate H&S activities are included.
• Lead or participate in incident investigations.
• Conduct regular analysis of H&S data to identify trends and make recommendations for improvement.
• Frequently report on H&S performance, ensuring reports are accurate and timely.
• Ensure compliance with Round Mountain, MSHA, ATF, State, and Federal Standards.
• As Round Mountain progresses to self-perform, the UG Safety Superintendent will be responsible for onsite training for new hires, MSHA 40 hour, and Mine Rescue Team members.
• Ensure UG orientation of new employees, and all required documentation are completed accurately.
• Assist in the development and implementation of Permit to Work (PTW), Critical Risk Management (CRM), or Emergency Response Team (ERT) standards in addition to procedure and coordination of activities. This would include, but not limited to, incident response, training sessions, equipment purchases, team member recruiting, special functions, etc.
Qualifications and Experience
• Bachelor's degree in Health & Safety Engineering, Mining Engineering, or equivalent experience with increasing levels of responsibility in an Underground environment
• Professional safety designation preferred (CRSP, MSP, CME, ASP or equivalent)
• Previous experience on major project as H&S manager with over 10 years related work experience.
• Experienced in planning, developing, organizing, and executing a wide range of H&S programs with a proven record of accomplishment of delivery.
• Prior Kinross operational experience considered an asset.
• Ability to function within the qualifications outlined in the attached physical demands sheets.
• Previous UG workplace experience in the US or Canada and familiarity with the jurisdictional ministry of mines acts would be considered an asset
Skills
Knowledge - Demonstrates understanding of advanced theoretical H&S concepts and technical knowledge within a systematic and coherent H&S body of knowledge. Recognized as an expert within and outside the organization.
Analyze and evaluate information - Applies cognitive and technical skills to access, analyze, and evaluate information to think critically, generate and evaluate complex ideas and inform H&S strategy and practice.
Problem solving - Applies critical thinking, information gathering, problem solving and communication skills and judgment to identify and analyze complex H&S problems to generate innovative, practical evidence-informed solutions while considering legislation and industry standards and the organizational environment. Applies cognitive, technical and communication skills to justify and prioritize proposed solutions while considering H&S principles as well as organizational, legal, industry and other relevant factors. Applies problem-solving techniques to develop an integrated strategy for H&S and related management issues.
Transmit knowledge skills and ideas - Interprets and tailors information to communicate knowledge and ideas to workplace, professional and regulatory audiences using appropriate communication strategies and formats. Prepares reports for a range of audiences using appropriate data displays.
Soft skills - Uses communication and engagement skills, including negotiation and conflict management skills, to initiate, promote and support change. Uses mentoring skills to develop H&S capability of site operational and H&S personnel. Strong MS office / computer / IT skills.
Autonomy - Makes high-level independent judgments; plans judgements with guidance only in the most complex situations.
Influence / Leadership - Develops relationships with senior management, H&S Professionals, Business Partners and Practitioners to create/influence H&S-related policy, objectives and strategy and to act as a change agent to support improvement in H&S. Liaises with H&S regulatory agencies.
Complexity - Creatively performs a range of highly complex H&S activities and leads on formulation, implementation, and evaluation of H&S strategy, often working with diverse cultures and changing business environments.
Business and organizational skills - Understands the wider organizational and business environment and the impact on management of H&S, as well as the interdependency of H&S and operations. Personal planning and organizational skills to meet work/project deadlines. Engages to support availability of required resources. Manage H&S resources.
Reporting Relationships
Reporting to the Kinross Nevada (KNV) Health & Safety Manager with VP & Project Director, Phase X and the UG Mine Manager
Legislative Requirements
Background Check required
US work permit required
Language Requirements
English
Kinross is a Canadian-based global senior gold mining company with operations and projects in the United States, Brazil, Mauritania, Chile, and Canada. Our focus on delivering value is based on our core principles of responsible mining, operational excellence, disciplined growth and balance sheet strength. Kinross maintains listings on the Toronto Stock Exchange (symbol:K) and the New York Stock Exchange (symbol:KGC).