HSE / EHS Manager

HSE / EHS Manager (2 Openings) Company: Provisio EHS Consulting LLC Employment type: W-2 employee (not a contract position) Location: A gold mine restart near Elko, NV Openings: 2 Summary Provisio EHS Consulting LLC is hiring two HSE / EHS Managers for a gold mine restart near Elko, NV. The job focuses on safety: site safety audits and MSHA compliance. It does not include any environmental work. If you have a current MSHA Part 48 blue card and have worked in both metal and non-metal mines, we would like to hear from you. Responsibilities - Run site safety audits and inspections across the project. - Monitor and support compliance with MSHA regulations. - Find hazards, write up findings, and follow corrective actions until they are closed. - Keep accurate safety and compliance records. - Report audit results and safety concerns clearly to site leadership and crews. - Support a strong, practical safety culture on site. Note: This role does not include environmental duties. Required Qualifications - Current MSHA Part 48 training (blue card). - Work experience in both metal and non-metal mines. - Able to work a 14 days on, 13 days off rotation with 10-hour shifts. - Eligible to work as a W-2 employee. Preferred Qualifications - Experience running safety audits on mine sites. - Experience supporting MSHA inspections. - Strong written and verbal communication skills. Schedule and Location - Location: A gold mine restart near Elko, NV. - Schedule: 14 days on, 13 days off, 10-hour shifts. - Duration: Through about December 2027. - Start date: ASAP, pending award. - Lodging: Lodging or per diem provided. Pay $50 to $65 per hour, DOE, plus overtime after 40 hours. Lodging or per diem provided. How to Apply Please apply through this posting. Questions? Call Provisio EHS Consulting LLC at 385-316-2837.

Application Question(s):

• Can you work a 14 days on, 13 days off rotation with 10-hour shifts?
• Are you able to work on site near Elko, NV for 14-day rotations (lodging or per diem provided)?
• If selected, can you start ASAP once the project is awarded?