Mining Geotechnical Engineer Mine Stability
Job in
Kimberley, Cranbrook / EK, BC, V1A 0A1, Canada
Listing for:
Placements24
Full Time
position
Listed on 2026-11-01
Job specializations:
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Engineering
Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineer, Structural Engineer -
Construction
Civil Engineering, Structural Engineer
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Apply rock mechanics expertise as a Geotechnical Engineer in Kimberley, Northern Cape, supporting stable open pits and underground workings. Hybrid work arrangements may be available.
This mining-focused Geotechnical Engineer role addresses stability and safety across excavations, waste rock dumps, and tailings facilities. You will conduct investigations, analyze rock and soil mechanics, develop designs, and prepare recommendations. Collaboration with mine planning, geology, and operations teams supports geotechnical risk mitigation and safe mining operations.
Key Responsibilities:- Conduct investigations and collect data across mine excavations
- Perform rock mechanics and soil mechanics stability analyses
- Develop support systems and slope designs
- Interpret extensometer and piezometer monitoring data
- Prepare reports, risk assessments, and recommendations
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Civil or Geotechnical Engineering
- Minimum five years’ geotechnical engineering experience in mining
- Proficiency with Roc Science, FLAC, or Geo Studio software
- Understanding of rock mechanics, soil mechanics, and geology
- Valid driver’s license and mine-site travel ability
Use specialized geotechnical analysis, monitoring, and design skills to strengthen mine stability and safety in Kimberley mining operations.
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