À propos du Conseil RHiM

Faciliter la collaboration au sein du secteur minier canadien.

Raison d’être

Le Conseil des ressources humaines de l’industrie minière (Conseil RHiM) est un organisme canadien sans but lucratif dont la mission consiste à cibler les occasions et à relever les défis du secteur canadien des minéraux et des métaux sur le plan des ressources humaines et de la main-d’œuvre.

Notre mission

Favoriser la collaboration au sein du secteur minier canadien relativement à l’analyse et à la diffusion d’information sur le marché du travail, et développer des solutions concrètes aux défis de l’industrie en matière de ressources humaines.

Notre vision

Une main-d’œuvre minière canadienne inclusive, qualifiée et durable qui anticipe et s’adapte à la volatilité et l’innovation.

Nos valeurs

  • Inclusion – Favoriser un environnement inclusif qui respecte et valorise la diversité des points de vue et des cultures au sein du secteur minier canadien.
  • Collaboration – Assurer une communication efficace et cultiver les relations avec les parties prenantes et les communautés d’intérêts pour rester au fait de leurs besoins, promouvoir des approches collaboratives sensibles à toutes les opinions et ainsi accroître l’efficacité des programmes du Conseil RHiM.
  • Intégrité – Respecter les normes éthiques et professionnelles les plus élevées en plaçant l’honnêteté, l’intégrité et la confiance au cœur de toutes les relations individuelles et organisationnelles.

Découvrez quelques-unes des nombreuses réalisations du Conseil RHiM au cours de ses 25 années de collaboration de premier plan dans le secteur minier du Canada.

Nos priorités stratégiques

Information sur le marché du travail

Objectif : Être la principale source d’information fiable sur le marché du travail pour le secteur minier canadien.

Développement de carrière

Objectif : Faire connaître davantage les carrières dans l’industrie minière canadienne et accroître l’accès à celles-ci.

Milieux de travail respectueux et inclusifs

Objectif : Favoriser des milieux de travail respectueux et inclusifs dans l’industrie minière canadienne.

Perfectionnement et reconnaissance des compétences

Objectif : Veiller à ce que la formation et les compétences soient adaptées aux besoins de l’industrie, et qu’elles soient reconnues.

Collaboration et partenariats

Objectif : Collaborer avec des partenaires pour relever les défis du marché du travail dans l’industrie minière canadienne.

Gouvernance

La structure de gouvernance du Conseil RHiM reflète notre industrie.

La plus grande partie des membres de notre conseil d’administration et de nos comités de programme sont des représentants des employeurs et des entrepreneurs du secteur minier au Canada. En plus des employeurs, nos conseils ou comités permanents peuvent aussi comprendre des représentants de syndicats, d’établissements d’enseignement, d’associations et de groupes autochtones.

Conseil d’administration

Le Conseil RHiM est régi par un conseil d’administration qui représentent un échantillon des employeurs, syndicats, associations, groupes d’équité et enseignants du secteur minier de partout au Canada.

Jenine Ellefson (Président)

Vice-présidente, Ressources humaines

Newmont, Amérique du Nord

Jered Heigh (Vice-présidente)

Responsable Acquisition et Développement de Talents

Cameco

Patrick Doyle

Vice-président, Ressources humaines et talents

Teck Resources

Geoff Smith

Vice-président, Affaires gouvernementales

Association minière du Canada

Jan Romo

Représentant national

Unifor

Mario Santos

Représentante national

Unifor

Michael Crowe

Président-directeur général

College of the Rockies

Kevon Stewart

Directeur – District 6

United Steelworkers

Michelle Edwards

Directrice mondiale principale, Personnel

Agnico Eagle

Anne Johnson

Professeure adjointe, Smith Engineering

Queen’s University

Caroline Carpentier

Responsable des ressources humaines, département Nickel-Zinc

Glencore

Brayden Kijewski

Gestionnaire général – Opérations d’extraction et de traitement des résidus miniers

Suncor

Équipe du Conseil RHiM

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Possibilités de carrière au Conseil RHiM

Merci de votre intérêt pour joindre notre équipe!

Veuillez noter que le Conseil RHiM n’est pas un bureau de placement et n’offre pas de postes autres que ceux énumérés sur cette page. Le Conseil RHiM n’accepte aucun curriculum vitæ relatif à des postes généraux dans l’industrie minière. Veuillez consulter les sites d’emplois et les sites des entreprises pour connaître les possibilités d’emploi dans l’industrie minière.

Le Conseil RHiM s’engage à favoriser l’inclusion et la diversité au sein de son personnel. Veuillez consulter notre politique et nos procédures en matière d’inclusion et de diversité (anglais seulment) pour en savoir plus.

Learning and Development Specialist

About MiHR

Mining is a dynamic and innovative industry that is essential to our every life. Cellphones, cars and healthcare for example would not be possible without mined materials. Mining also plays a major role in the solar panels, electric cars and environmental solutions that are part of the world we want to create. Joining the industry means being part of the largest private sector employer of Indigenous people in Canada that is regularly developing initiatives to increase participation from other diverse groups and an industry that is committed to the highest health and safety standards and environmental sustainability.

The Mining Industry Human Resources Council (MiHR) is an independent, non-profit organization that leads collaboration among mining and exploration companies, organized labour, contractors, educational institutions, industry associations and Indigenous groups to identify and address the human resource and labour market challenges facing the Canadian minerals and metals sector.

MiHR is committed to ensuring a non-discriminatory, inclusive work environment which supports a
diverse and equitable workplace where all employees and volunteers feel valued and respected. MiHR promotes work life balance through a flexible hybrid model involving a blend of time working in office and from home. Our time in office strengthens our collaboration and company culture and our time working from home makes day-to-day life easier to manage and helps reduce our carbon footprint.

If you are an innovative, solution oriented and detail oriented self starter interested in working in a vital industry with opportunity for growth, apply today!

About the position

Reporting to the Director, Skills Development & Recognition, the Learning and Development Specialist provides leadership for the review, maintenance and continuous improvement of MiHR’s Occupational Training materials and learning resources. The role oversees the transition of selected training programs to MiHR’s learning management system, D2L Brightspace, ensuring a high-quality and consistent learning experience for users.

In this role, the Learning and Development Specialist is responsible for:

  • Reviewing, evaluating and updating Occupational Training materials to ensure content remains accurate, current and aligned with industry requirements
  • Leading the transition of selected training programs into D2L Brightspace, including content organization, quality assurance, formatting and coordination with internal and external stakeholders
  • Strengthening of the quality, accessibility and consistency of MiHR’s training and learning resources.

Responsibilities

  • Lead the review, revision and continuous improvement of MiHR’s Occupational Training programs, materials, tools and learning resources to ensure quality, effectiveness and alignment with MiHR’s Objectives.
  • Assess training content for accuracy, relevance, consistency and alignment with operational requirements and learning objectives.
  • Manage relationships and collaboration with industry subject matter experts, MiHR internal teams and external partners to coordinate the development, enhancement, and timely updating of learning materials
  • Lead the transition of selected training programs into D2L Brightspace learning management system, ensuring effective content organization and preparation of materials for upload to ensure a quality and consistent learner experience.
  • Establish and monitor project plans, timelines, and performance metrics related to training material updates and LMS implementation activities, providing regular progress reporting.
  • Serve as the primary point of contact for inquiries related to Occupational Training programs, learning resources, and LMS-supported learning initiatives.
  • Identify opportunities to improve the accessibility, usability and overall quality of training content and digital learning materials.
  • Provide guidance and support to MiHR staff and external stakeholders involved in curriculum development, content management, and learning technology initiatives

Education/Experience

  • Post-secondary education in adult education, Education, learning and development, Human Resources, Organizational Development, Instructional Design, Communications or a related field.
  • 5-7 years of experience in learning and development, training program management, curriculum development, instructional design, or workforce development.
  • Experience managing the review, development, and continuous improvement of learning materials, training programs, and educational resources.
  • Experience working with Learning Management Systems (LMS), preferably D2L Brightspace or similar platforms (e.g., Moodle, Blackboard, Cornerstone, Canvas).
  • Experience leading projects involving content migration, digital learning implementation, or learning technology solutions.
  • Experience collaborating with subject matter experts, external partners, and cross-functional teams to develop and maintain training content.
  • Experience applying adult learning principles and best practices in instructional design to support effective learner outcomes.
  • Experience monitoring project timelines, deliverables, and reporting on progress and outcomes.
  • Strong knowledge of adult learning theory, instructional design, and e-learning best practices.
  • Mining experience a strong asset
  • Bilingualism is an asset
  • Legally eligible to work in Canada

What MiHR has to offer

  • Competitive salary
  • Competitive benefits package
  • Group RRSP matching
  • 3 weeks vacation

Schedule

  • 7.5 hour work day
  • Monday-Friday
  • Ability to participate in a hybrid working model with a blend of time working in office and working from home.

Job Type: Term Contract (18 months)
Salary Range:
$75,000 – 95,000 + Bonus
Location: Kanata, ON

How to apply

Send us your resume and cover letter in PDF format to hr@mihr.ca to tell us why you would like to work with us and why you think we would be a good fit for you!

MiHR is committed to equal opportunity for all employees and applicants, and are focused on fostering a diverse, equitable and inclusionary workplace. We are committed to equal opportunity and welcome people of any gender identity, race, sexual orientation, age, physical or mental ability, ethnicity, or any underrepresented groups to apply. Please let us know if you require any accommodations throughout the interview process.

We encourage all candidates to apply, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Director, Workforce Alliances and Partnerships

About MiHR

Mining is a dynamic and innovative industry that is essential to our every life. Cellphones, cars and healthcare for example would not be possible without mined materials. Mining also plays a major role in the solar panels, electric cars and environmental solutions that are part of the world we want to create. Joining the industry means being part of the largest private sector employer of Indigenous people in Canada that is regularly developing initiatives to increase participation from other diverse groups and an industry that is committed to the highest health and safety standards and environmental sustainability.

The Mining Industry Human Resources Council (MiHR) is an independent, non-profit organization that leads collaboration among mining and exploration companies, organized labour, contractors, educational institutions, industry associations and Indigenous groups to identify and address the human resource and labour market challenges facing the Canadian minerals and metals sector.

MiHR is committed to ensuring a non-discriminatory, inclusive work environment which supports a diverse and equitable workplace where all employees and volunteers feel valued and respected. MiHR promotes work life balance through a flexible hybrid model involving a blend of time working in office and from home. Our time in office strengthens our collaboration and company culture and our time working from home makes day-to-day life easier to manage and helps reduce our carbon footprint.

If you are an innovative, solution oriented and detail oriented self starter interested in working in a vital industry with opportunity for growth, apply today!

About the position

Reporting to the Executive Director, the Director, Workforce Alliance and Partnerships provides strategic leadership and operational oversight for the development, implementation, and ongoing management of the Mining and Minerals Workforce Alliance (MMWA) focused on strengthening Canada’s mining and minerals labour force.

The Director, Workforce Alliance and Partnerships leads multi-stakeholder collaboration across industry, government, Indigenous partners, labour organizations, educators and community stakeholders to address workforce shortages, skills gaps, workforce inclusion and future labour market demands across the mining and minerals value chain.

Responsibilities

  • Support the Executive Director in the establishment and governance of the Mining and Minerals Workforce Alliance (MMWA), including the development of terms of reference, membership models, task forces and leadership structures that ensure inclusive, representative, and effective sector participation.
  • Provide strategic and operational leadership for the MMWA, including management of the contribution agreements, development, and execution of annual workplans and budgets, establishment of operational processes, and oversight of staff, financial controls, reporting systems and deliverables.
  • Direct national stakeholder engagement and collaboration activities by convening industry, government, Indigenous organizations, labour groups, educators and other partners to identify workforce priorities, labour market challenges, emerging skills needs and opportunities for coordinated action across the mining and minerals sector.
  • Collaborate with other MiHR team members in the planning and delivery of MMWA meetings, consultations, working groups, task forces and regional skills development hubs to support cross-sector dialogue, collaborative problem-solving, and implementation of workforce development initiatives.
  • Foster and maintain strategic relationships with federal and provincial governments, industry associations, funding partners and external stakeholders to advance workforce priorities aligned with Canada’s critical minerals strategy, economic development objectives and clean energy transition.
  • Collaborate with the Director of Communications on the development and implementation of national communications and stakeholder engagement strategies, including key messaging, stakeholder mapping, communications protocols, content development, digital collaboration tools, public reporting and outreach initiatives that promote alliance activities and outcomes.
  • Lead performance measurement, evaluation, and continuous improvement activities by establishing key performance indicators, logic models, monitoring frameworks, data collection systems and reporting processes to measure outputs, outcomes, impacts, and equity-focused indicators. Ensure the production of high-quality reports, presentations, dashboards, and public-facing materials that communicate alliance progress, workforce trends, sector insights, and strategic recommendations to diverse stakeholder audiences.
  • Monitor labour market trends, workforce risks, demographic shifts, technological advancements and evolving industry needs to inform strategic planning and support innovative workforce development, training, and skills initiatives.
  • Champion inclusive, safe, and future-ready workforce practices that support workforce diversity, Indigenous participation, regional representation, workforce mobility, sustainability objectives, and long-term sector competitiveness.

Education/Experience

  • Bachelor’s degree in Economics, Social Sciences, Business Administration, Public Administration or equivalent / Graduate degree Preferred
  • 10 years working in a similar organizational environment / 2 years supervisory or managerial experience
  • Experience in conducting consultations, quantitative and qualitative research
  • Experience working with multi-stakeholder committees, taskforces and working groups
  • Experience working with Indigenous, or mining sector stakeholders considered an asset
  • Exceptional written, interpersonal, communication and presentation skills
  • Familiarity with the reporting and administrative requirements associated with public funding processes; particularly in the not-for profit sector
  • Ability to lead and engage team members
  • Strong organizational skills and ability to work individually and within a team environment
  • Legally eligible to work in Canada

What MiHR has to offer

  • Competitive salary
  • Competitive benefits package
  • Group RRSP matching
  • 3 weeks vacation

Schedule

  • 7.5 hour work day
  • Monday-Friday
  • Ability to participate in a hybrid working model with a blend of time working in office and working from home.

Job Type: Full time, Permanent
Salary Range:
$90,000 to $120,000 + Bonus
Location: Kanata, ON

How to apply

Send us your resume and cover letter in PDF to hr@mihr.ca to tell us why you would like to work with us and why you think we would be a good fit for you!

MiHR is committed to equal opportunity for all employees and applicants, and are focused on fostering a diverse, equitable and inclusionary workplace. We are committed to equal opportunity and welcome people of any gender identity, race, sexual orientation, age, physical or mental ability, ethnicity, or any underrepresented groups to apply. Please let us know if you require any accommodations throughout the interview process.

We encourage all candidates to apply, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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