School of Exploration & Mining Mining Exploration & Natural Resources Field Assistant Job Ready Training for the 2015 field season in Natural Resources, LNG Linear Development, and Mineral Exploration Program Overview This 120 hour program is composed of two modules: 1. Natural Resources Field Skills 2. Mineral Exploration Field Skills Along with industry required safety certificates imbedded in each module, this program prepares students for entry-level fieldwork in a variety of natural resource industries with a focus on activities in mining, exploration, natural resources, and environmental monitoring. Students will learn essential field skills for working as a field assistant with hands on applied examples to develop skills to be safe and versatile field assistants. Potential industries for employment include construction, exploration and mining, oil and gas, pipeline development, forestry, agriculture, government agencies, and environmental monitoring. Dates and Location: April 8-22, 2015 Smithers Campus For more information: Allie Glavina 1-877-277-2288 ext 5831 sem@nwcc.bc.ca Course Topics Include: Wilderness navigation (compass, GPS, maps) Emergency preparedness Occupational First Aid level 1 Transportation Endorsement WHMIS Training Bear awareness and safety Data collection and note-taking Overview of natural resource development process Overview of relevant policy and legislation Field communications Sampling rocks, soils & silts Grid layouts & line cutting Personal protective equipment Equipment knowledge, handling, & safety
Opportunity for Training Sponsorship TransCanada s Coastal GasLink Pipeline Project is providing sponsorship for up to 20 participants in the Mining Exploration & Natural Resources Field Assistant Program. Hiring and training local people is a priority for Coastal GasLink in order for local peoples to be job ready for the potential 2015 field work programs. Who should apply This program is an intensive field program that requires physical fitness and the ability to work long hours outside. Candidates must be ready to hike up to 10km per day over rugged terrain in all weather. Candidates must be prepared to be punctual and must be drug and alcohol free for the duration of training. These are also conditions of an employment setting, and candidates must understand that this training program is meant to prepare candidates for the work environment. How to apply Application package attached For more information on Coastal GasLink Pipeline Project: www.coastalgaslink.com coastalgaslink@transcanada.com Applicant Questionnaire What community are you from? Will you require assistance with childcare during this program?
Mining Exploration & Natural Resources Field Assistant TransCanada will provide: Field Equipment and Personal Protective Equipment Cruiser vest $140 Compass $70 Hard hat CSA Approved Side Impact $50 Sturdy work boots with 6 inch upper $190 Work gloves and warm gloves $20 Six-ring binder field book $20 Waterproof jacket & pants Total $500 Student Equipment list Students are expected to arrive prepared with the following: Warm jacket Warm layers (e.g. fleece jacket or sweatshirt, jogging pants, long johns) Hat, toque and/or bandana Photo Identification & Care Card Water bottle Safety glasses and sunglasses Personal items (Sunscreen, bug repellent) Class supplies: pens, pencils, highlighter, black felt marker, calculator, paper, ruler Pocketknife or Leatherman style multitool.
Please indicate what sizes you require for provided equipment: Boots: Men s Women s size: Jacket: XS S M L XL XXL Pant (Rain Gear): XS S M L XL XXL Glove: XS S M L XL XXL Please indicate if there are any dates that you know you will not be able to attend class: Course Dates are April 8 22, and include evenings and weekends. *Childcare subsidy can be provided if needed*
School of Exploration & Mining Student Application How do I apply? 1. Complete all pages of the following the Application. Fill in completely, including Date of Birth, Telephone #, and Email Address. Incomplete applications will not be accepted! 2. Follow up! Submit your application (1 and 2) by fax, mail, or email. (Contact info below). Call to ensure your application has been received. A conditional letter of acceptance will be sent to you once your complete application package has been received. FAX: 1.866.497.3609 PHONE: 1.877.277.2288 Ext. 5837 EMAIL: MAIL: sem@nwcc.bc.ca Northwest Community College School of Exploration & Mining PO Box 3606, 3966-2 nd Avenue Smithers, BC V0J 2N0 Fees, Withdrawals & Refunds: Refunds are made only if a course is cancelled by the College or if a student withdraws from a course for medical or bereavement reasons before the start of the course. Withdrawals and requests for refunds are administered as follows: 7 days or more=$10 admin fee between 7 and 3 days= 50% refund less than 3 days= no refund
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