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Nevada Gold Mines

Electrical and Instrumentation - On the job

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At a glance

Open to
All branches
Format
In person
Length
151 - 180 days
Locations
1 location in Nevada
Job locations
Nevada
Career field
Construction and Extraction

About the program

This program provides an opportunity to utilize skills and knowledge pertaining to the Electrical and Instrumentation field within a mining environment. Participants will gain exposure to a wide range of operations, including underground, surface, and process facilities. Participants will work alongside experienced tradespeople and mentors, gaining practical experience with equipment and systems critical to safe and efficient mining operations.

Jobs this program prepares you for

Responsible for safely performing preventative maintenance, installation, and troubleshooting of electrical and instrumentation systems used in mining operations, including power distribution centers, switchgear, motors, motor controls, process controls, and instrumentation. Ability to read blueprints and troubleshoot electrical and instrumentation circuits are required. Experience with PLC control, troubleshooting and basic programming as well as variable frequency drives (VFDs), is preferred. Must be willing to work shifts, overtime, and callouts as needed, and perform other duties as assigned while following all safety procedures

Eligibility & prerequisites

The individual will be based in Elko and transported to and from the work site.

Locations & contacts

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How to apply

  1. Contact the provider using the website or email above. Ask about openings, start dates, and the application.
  2. Confirm eligibility. SkillBridge is generally for service members within 180 days of separation who have their command's approval.
  3. Get your unit commander's authorization following your branch's SkillBridge process. Start early; approvals take time.
  4. Read reviews from past participants on Rate My SkillBridge.

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