Superintendent, Mining

Superintendent, Mining

Location:

Boise, ID, United States

Date Posted:

Mar 12, 2026

Job ID:

R27877

Job Status:

Full-Time Ledcor Employee? internally in Workday. Description As a Superintendent with Ledcor's Mining team, you will provide frontline leadership for large‑scale mining and earthworks operations, ensuring safe, efficient, and high‑quality execution across your assigned shift or area. You'll oversee mining crews and equipment fleets, coordinate daily production plans, monitor output, and ensure all activities align with mine plans, operating procedures, schedules, and cost objectives. In this role, you'll be the on‑site operational lead—driving production strategies, optimizing work methods, troubleshooting issues in the field, and supporting a productive, engaged workforce. You'll also foster strong working relationships with clients, mine engineers, maintenance teams, subcontractors, suppliers, and fellow site staff to maintain a collaborative, solutions‑focused work environment. We aremitted to the long‑term success and well‑being of our employees. Come and join our Mining team today!

Essential Responsibilities:

Supervise all aspects of mining and earthworks operations, ensuringpliance with mine plans, shift instructions, safety standards, andpany policies Maintain high‑quality operational performance while optimizing equipment utilization, labor efficiency, and material resources Enforce site safety protocols that meet or exceed corporate, client, and regulatory mining requirements Monitor, analyze, and update production schedules to meet daily, weekly, and long‑range mine targets Review supplier and subcontractor invoices for accuracy and report discrepancies Hire, develop, and manage hourly mine‑site employees in coordination with the Project Manager Prepare and process production changes, field adjustments, or scope modifications with client representatives as needed Lead planning meetings with Maintenance and Operations teams to ensure equipment readiness, fleet availability, and operational continuity

Qualifications:

5-10 years of supervisory experience in mining operations or large‑scale earthworks, preferably in an active mine environment Proven ability to manage production schedules and adjust plans based on changing ground, weather, or equipment conditions Strong problem‑solving skills with the ability to develop practical, safe solutions toplex operational challenges Highly effectivemunicator who can tailor messaging to operators, engineers, clients, and leadership teams Collaborative leader who builds teamwork, accountability, and a positive safety culture Willingness to travel and remain on site for the duration of mine projects

Working Conditions:

Site‑based role Able to meet the physical requirements of the position, including sitting, standing, bending, climbing, lifting (up to 75 pounds), and working in all weather conditions (rain, snow, heat, extreme cold) Ability to work a non‑traditional mining schedule, which may include nights, weekends, and rotational shifts