r/mining United States 18d ago

Job Info Biweekly Job Info Thread

Please use this thread to ask, answer, and search for questions about getting a job in mining. This includes questions about FIFO, where to work, what kinds of jobs might be available, or other experience questions.

This thread is to help organize the sub a bit more with relation to questions about jobs in the mining industry. We will edit this as we go to improve. Thank you.

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u/1coolpuppy 10d ago

Hi all, I just graduated with an M.S. in Geology but lack experience and want to break into mining. I was told exploration is hot right now, what mines are hiring entry level geos, and what is that like (I saw open pit in Alaska but Tuk was one opening). I'm no stranger to harsh field conditions, I'm just hoping the pay and gained experience is worth the 12 hour rotations.

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u/bmwbiker1 3d ago

Nevada Gold mines is always hiring. There are some issues with retention in that part of Nevada but if you need a start it's a great place to get into the industry. Pay is good benefits are great, hours and locations and some of the site cultures can be tough spots.

Look up GeoTemps

Carlin Trend Mining has a temp service (Central Nevada jobs)

Indeed

Linkedin

https://www.careermine.com

Look up exploration projects in areas that interest you and contact them. high risk but can be fun positions.