All Level Miners - Keno Hill Silver Mine - 14/14 - Flights & Camp
Hecla Mining Company is hiring All Level Miners for its Keno Hill Mine, located in the renowned Keno Hill Silver District of Yukon Territory, Canada. This high-grade silver operation is accessible via fly-in/fly-out from hubs across Alberta, British Columbia, and Yukon. The mine site offers full camp accommodations and meals, as well as a rotational schedule of 14 days on and 14 days off. Miners will operate various underground equipment including jumbo drills, bolters, scoop trams, and haul trucks, supporting safe and productive mining operations. Compensation ranges from $29.00 to $39.40 per hour, with comprehensive benefits including health coverage, a 6% RRSP matching program, and additional wellness and education supports.
Position
Field
Labour & SupportWork Rotation
Accommodations
Responsibilities
Underground miners at Keno Hill are responsible for supporting safe and efficient mining operations by operating equipment and executing the mining cycle.
- Operate underground equipment such as jumbos, bolters, scoop trams, and haul trucks
- Perform drilling, blasting, loading, mucking, and ground support activities
- Conduct pre-op checks and basic equipment maintenance
- Inspect work areas for hazards and safety compliance
- Place and remove blast guards, follow blasting protocols
- Support supply logistics and material transport underground
- Lead by example in promoting safety and team culture
- Complete daily logs, inspections, and safety reports
- Promote strong environmental and safety values
- Mentor and collaborate with team members for continuous improvement
Requirements
Applicants must bring underground mining experience and a strong safety focus to succeed in this role at Keno Hill.
- Previous underground mining experience preferred
- Minimum 3 years’ equipment operation for advanced roles
- Experience with jumbo, bolter, scoop, or haul truck an asset
- Valid Class 5 driver's license
- Yukon Blasting Certificate or willingness to obtain
- Mine Rescue and Underground Blasting certifications preferred
- Ability to read mine plans and follow engineering specifications
- Strong safety mindset and communication skills
- Compliance with drug, alcohol, and health testing requirements
Perks and Benefits
Hecla Mining offers competitive pay and a comprehensive benefits package for its FIFO mining jobs at Keno Hill Silver Mine.
- Hourly wage of $29.00 to $39.40 based on experience
- Fly-in/Fly-out travel provided from Western Canada
- Full camp accommodations and meals
- Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and prescription insurance
- 6% RRSP matching program
- Health Spending Account
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Educational Assistance Program
- Access to onsite gym and wellness center
Worksite/Project
Keno Hill Silver Mine
The Keno Hill Silver Mine, located in the Yukon Territory, is one of Canada's most historically significant silver mining districts, with over 200 million ounces of silver produced since its discovery in 1919. Now owned by Hecla Mining following the acquisition of Alexco Resource Corp., the mine continues to be a key contributor to silver production, with ongoing efforts to expand its resources. The Keno Hill district is renowned for its high-grade silver-lead-zinc veins, and with continued exploration and development, it remains an important asset in the global silver market.
Keno Hill Silver MineEmployer Hiring
Hecla Mining
Hecla Mining Company is a leading producer of silver and gold with significant operations in Canada. Known for its deep roots in North American mining, Hecla operates two major sites in the country: the Keno Hill Silver District in Yukon and the Casa Berardi Gold Mine in Quebec. These projects are central to Hecla’s growth strategy and offer a wide range of employment opportunities in remote and resource-rich regions. At Keno Hill, Hecla is revitalizing one of Canada’s most historic silver districts. The site combines modern underground mining with strong partnerships with local and Indigenous communities, contributing to regional development while offering stable fly-in/fly-out and residential jobs. In Quebec, the Casa Berardi Mine includes both open-pit and underground operations, supporting a large workforce across production, maintenance, and technical services. Hecla is recognized for its commitment to safety, environmental responsibility, and community engagement. The company prioritizes Indigenous partnerships, sustainable practices, and professional growth—making it an employer of choice for skilled tradespeople, engineers, geologists, and environmental professionals seeking long-term careers in Canadian mining.
Hecla Mining