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Sr. Electrical Engineer - Mining & Metals

Phoenix, AZ · On-site

$106K - $139K/yr

Senior Electrical Engineer (Mining & Metals) Location: Phoenix, AZ (Hybrid/Onsite) Role Type ... Provide essential onsite technical support to contractors and lead commissioning activities to ...

Your Opportunity Our Chandler, Arizona Mining group has an immediate need for a Technical ... vendor/contractor data review and responses to RFIs. Qualifications Qualifications Your ...

Ensure alignment of study estimates and execution plans with expected commercial and contracting ... Previous experience with large (mining) clients, making presentations. * Must be eligible to work ...

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Ensure alignment of study estimates and execution plans with expected commercial and contracting ... Previous experience with large (mining) clients, making presentations. * Must be eligible to work ...

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Ensure alignment of study estimates and execution plans with expected commercial and contracting ... Previous experience with large (mining) clients, making presentations. * Must be eligible to work ...

Senior Project Engineer-Mining

Chandler, AZ · On-site

$96K - $125K/yr

Join us as we assist mining companies in getting mined materials to communities around the globe ... vendor/contractor data review and responses to RFIs. Qualifications Your Capabilities and ...

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How much do mining contractor jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for mining contractor in Arizona is $25.01, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $21.73 and $27.79 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a mining contractor?

A Mining Contractor is a professional or company hired to perform various mining-related tasks, including excavation, drilling, blasting, and transporting materials. They work on behalf of mining companies to develop and operate mine sites efficiently and safely. Responsibilities may range from site preparation to resource extraction while ensuring compliance with environmental and safety regulations.

What does a mining contractor do?

A typical day for a Mining Contractor involves overseeing on-site mining operations, coordinating teams of laborers, equipment operators, and technical specialists, and addressing any challenges that arise. You may spend time inspecting safety protocols, liaising with site engineers and project managers, and ensuring all work adheres to regulatory standards. Administrative duties such as submitting reports, project planning, and communicating with stakeholders are also common. The work environment is often outdoors or underground and can require adapting to varying weather, long hours, and frequent travel. Teamwork and proactive problem-solving are integral to keeping projects running smoothly and safely.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a mining contractor?

To thrive as a Mining Contractor, you need expertise in geology, excavation, project management, and safety regulations, often supported by certifications such as MSHA (Mine Safety and Health Administration) or relevant engineering degrees. Familiarity with heavy equipment, drilling machinery, mapping software, and compliance documentation systems is typically required. Strong leadership, problem-solving skills, and effective communication help manage crews and maintain safe operations on site. These skills collectively ensure efficient project delivery, safety compliance, and successful teamwork in a hazardous and dynamic mining environment.

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Infographic showing various Mining Contractor job openings in Arizona as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 94% Full Time, 3% Part Time, 2% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 97% In-person, 2% Hybrid, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $52,017 per year, or $25 per hour.

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The Mine Hoist Specialist plays a vital role within the team, acting as a key liaison between the engineering 
design office and on-site construction teams. Specializing in the installation of mine hoists and equipment for 
shaft sinking, the specialist is responsible for ensuring the smooth integration and application of the company's proprietary systems. Responsibilities encompass oversight of installations, conducting maintenance, and troubleshooting, all while prioritizing design integrity, safety, and regulatory compliance. In addition to these hands-on tasks, the specialist also contributes strategically to project design, estimates, and procurement, fostering a culture of operational excellence.

In 1962, Jim Redpath's vision for the company was much the same as it is today; offering a high level of service to the mining industry, which exceeds current standards and provides challenge for its employees. With a foundation built on global experience, adaptability and exceptional workmanship, Redpath leads the industry with cutting edge innovations in safety and mining practices. Services including underground construction, shaft sinking, raiseboring, mine contracting, raise mining, mine development, engineering and technical services and a variety of specialty services are offered around the world, with the expertise and qualifications in place to support any scope of work. Global experience has given Redpath expansive regulatory knowledge, regional expertise, and cultural sensitivity. Redpath has built a solid reputation for conquering tough challenges and adapting to a variety of environments. Redpath's employees are the heart of the company's success, and it remains through them that the company will continue to expand and flourish.
Redpath is committed to an environment that is barrier-free. If you require accommodation during the hiring process, please inform us in advance so that we can arrange reasonable and appropriate accommodation.

Education: 
High School or equivalent. 
 

Work Experience:
1. 10 + years' experience in the installation and commissioning of hoisting plants
 

Knowledge Required: 
1. Superior knowledge of hoisting plant processes
2. Familiarity with Redpath Safety Program and corporate guidelines 
3. Working knowledge of Hydraulics, Pneumatics, HVAC, and hoist safety circuits
4. Able to work with and promote health and safety in the workplace environment. 
5. Must be able to demonstrate proper use and safe handling of tools, equipment and materials.
6. Knowledge of the mining industry underground environment. 
7. Ability to read and understand engineering prints (civil work, structural work, rock excavation work).
8. Knowledge and understanding of mine regulations pertaining to construction in mining. 
 

Other Requirements:
1. Ability to pass background clearance check, drug screening and physical. 
2. Ability to understand and follow verbal and written instructions. 
3. Ability to prepare written reports and correspondence. 
4. Ability to effectively communicate verbally and in writing.
5. Ability to work in a team environment with minimal supervision. 
6. High level of attention to detail, neatness and accuracy.
7. Ability to work both independently and collaboratively

1. Technical Support and Services in Shaft Sinking:
      a. Provide specialized technical support and services in the installation of hoists, facilities, and systems,                    with a focus on the unique requirements of shaft sinking within the mining industry. 
      b. Ensure adherence to stringent corporate standards and industry-specific guidelines in all installation and           maintenance activities.
2. Quality Assurance and Auditing for Shaft Sinking:
      a. Develop and implement robust quality assurance programs tailored to the nuances of shaft sinking                       projects, incorporating corporate standards for excellence. 
      b. Conduct thorough plant audits, placing a strong emphasis on compliance with internal business                           practices, trade secrets, and intellectual property protection.
3. Work Measurement and Data Analysis in Shaft Sinking:
      a. Conduct precise work measurement activities, such as rope testing and specialized studies, to optimize              processes specific to shaft sinking. 
      b. Collect and analyze operational data, contributing to the development of estimates, schedules, 
           specifications, and reports while safeguarding sensitive information related to corporate standards and                trade secrets.
4. Installation and Commissioning Procedures for Shaft Sinking:
      a. Develop meticulous installation and commissioning procedures tailored to the unique variables of shaft             sinking, incorporating controls that align with corporate standards. 
      b. Oversee installations, ensuring strict adherence to established processes that protect intellectual 
           property and trade secrets. 
5. Electrical and Electronic Components in Shaft Sinking:
      a. Contribute to the design, development, and testing of electrical and electronic components, equipment,              and drive systems specifically tailored for shaft sinking applications, while safeguarding proprietary                      knowledge. 
6. Enforcement of Corporate Standards:
      a. Enforce the company's corporate standards rigorously, ensuring that inspections and maintenance 
          activities maintain the highest level of quality and adhere to proprietary guidelines and trade secrets. 
7. If required to operate a company vehicle during the course of employment, must meet the requirements 
     to be an eligible user of company vehicles. Must possess a current State Driver's License and 
     acceptable driving record. 
8. Responsible to keep work areas safe and free of hazards. Performs Field Level Risk Assessments.
9. Must be able to comprehend written and verbal instructions as required to perform his duties in a safe 
and efficient manner.
10. Comply with daily, weekly and monthly safety directives, policies, and procedures. 
11. Maintain confidentiality with respect to Redpath and client information. 
12. Complies with and ensure compliance with Redpath's Policies and Procedures as detailed in the 
appropriate manuals, handbooks, directives, Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). 
13. Able to work in excess of 40 hours a week, overtime, day and nights, weekends, holidays and shift  rotations. 
14. Compliance with Redpath Core Competencies is an essential duty and responsibility. 
15. The duties and responsibilities listed above are representative of the nature and level of work assigned 
and are not necessarily all inclusive.
16. Other duties and responsibilities as assigned.
 

Minimum Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Assist other job functions as required.