Recruiter
Salt Lake City, UT · On-site +1
Ability to travel to remote job sites * HR or recruiting certifications (SHRM, PHR, etc.) Key Competencies * Relationship building with candidates and hiring managers * Adaptability in a dynamic ...
Salt Lake City, UT · On-site +1
Ability to travel to remote job sites * HR or recruiting certifications (SHRM, PHR, etc.) Key Competencies * Relationship building with candidates and hiring managers * Adaptability in a dynamic ...
Salt Lake City, UT · On-site +1
Ability to travel to remote job sites * HR or recruiting certifications (SHRM, PHR, etc.) Key Competencies * Relationship building with candidates and hiring managers * Adaptability in a dynamic ...
A SHRM Certification Remote job typically refers to a remote position in human resources where SHRM certification is required or preferred. SHRM certifications, such as SHRM-CP or SHRM-SCP, demonstrate expertise in HR competencies and best practices. These roles can include HR management, talent acquisition, employee relations, or compliance. Working remotely, professionals use digital tools to manage HR tasks, ensuring alignment with company policies and industry standards.
Excelling as a remote SHRM Certification professional requires a deep understanding of human resources principles, employment law, and organizational policy, typically demonstrated by holding a current SHRM-CP or SHRM-SCP certification. Familiarity with HRIS platforms, employee management tools, and online collaboration software is essential for remote work. Strong communication, self-motivation, and problem-solving abilities are key soft skills that help individuals succeed independently. These competencies are important for delivering consistent HR expertise, maintaining compliance, and fostering positive workplace culture from a remote setting.
Remote SHRM-certified professionals often encounter challenges such as building rapport with team members virtually, ensuring clear communication across time zones, and staying updated on dynamic HR regulations without in-person collaboration. Addressing these challenges involves leveraging digital communication tools, setting regular check-ins, and participating in online professional development opportunities. Proactively engaging with dispersed teams and staying organized are crucial for maintaining productivity and fostering trust. Overcoming these hurdles not only enhances job performance but also strengthens your ability to support distributed workforces effectively.

Turner Mining Group is a leading provider of contract mining services, delivering innovative and efficient solutions across the United States. With a focus on safety, performance, and employee development, Turner Mining Group partners with clients to execute mining operations with excellence.
Position SummaryTurner Mining Group is seeking a driven and resourceful Recruiter to support full-cycle recruiting efforts for field and corporate positions. This role is critical in attracting top talent within the mining, construction, and heavy equipment industries. The Recruiter will partner closely with operations leaders to identify workforce needs and deliver high-quality candidates in a fast-paced environment.
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Coal, metals and minerals mining
201 - 500 Employees
Bloomington, IN, US
2017