Geologist
Dead Line: April 20, 2022
- Exhibit a proven commitment to workplace safety.
- Act as subject matter expert in directional drilling and other means of underground exploration.
- Responsible for the design and coordination of underground exploration diamond drilling activities, including but not limited to hole layouts, scheduling, procurement of materials.
- Provide comprehensive geologic input to the mine planning and operations departments to support short and long term plans.
- Conduct daily underground geology work including but not limited to lithological mapping, structural mapping, drill core logging, sampling, and inspection of underground openings.
- Collect ground penetrating radar (GPR) data from mining areas and input into geological model.
- Keep aware of industry best practices and new technologies to improve overall safety and efficiency of the operation.
- Assist with rock mechanics measurements and installation of rock mechanics instrumentation.
- Maintain and update AutoCAD drawings as required.
- Manage a geological model compiling all underground exploration activities.
- Coordinate exploration requirements with all stakeholders such as the engineering, operations, and maintenance departments.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Geological Engineering or Geology.
- Registered, or eligible to register, as a Professional Geoscientist or G.I.T. with PGO.
- Minimum of 2-5 years of underground mining experience or soft rock experience would be considered an asset.
- Proven experience with management of underground diamond drills and directional tools.
- Prior experience with 3D modelling software, geological database software, mapping software.
- Knowledge with Vulcan, Leapfrog, ArcGIS, Deswik, or other mining software packages would be considered an asset.
- Computer proficiency with AutoCAD and Microsoft Office Suite.
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