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Geologist-in-Training - Saskatchewan
Job Description & How to Apply Below
- Understand and mitigate safety concerns in the field.
- Provide input into daily tailgate meetings to enhance safety protocols.
- Support the completion of safety documentation including but not limited to job safety analyses, risk assessments, and equipment and workplace inspections.
- Assist with project preparation and logistics.
- Conduct geochemical and (rarely) geophysical surveys and prospecting activities.
- Participate in surface prospecting.
- Support core processing tasks such as geotechnical logging, geological logging, sampling, core photography, specific gravity measurements, and sample shipping in collaboration with Geotechnicians and Project Managers on-site.
- Support geological mapping and interpretation, contributing to the overall understanding of project sites.
- Assist with data acquisition, data compilation and report writing.
- Ensure the quality of data captured during programs meets company standards.
- Support drilling activities, including drill site setup, progress tracking, and ensuring adherence to safety standards.
- Occasionally oversee Geology Interns, Geotechnicians, and Field Support staff, ensuring their effective contribution to project objectives.
- Bachelor’s degree in Geology or satisfying the Geoscientists Canada’s Knowledge and Experience guide.
- 0-2 years
- Registered as a Geologist-in-Training with APEGA, OGQ or other provincial legislative body.
- Standard First Aid and CPR level C certified.
- Able to support projects independently and confidently in the office (when applicable) and in the field.
- Be able to contribute ideas and participate in larger projects.
- Have a good understanding about industry standards, and be aware of regional geological settings and processes.
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office and geological software (ArcGIS, 3D modelling software & statistical applications)
- Familiarity and application of the Dahrouge Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Plan and the Professional Practice Management Plan (must be reviewed and signed during orientation).
- Exposure to harsh weather, terrain, and potential wildlife hazards, contributing to physical exertion and discomfort.
- Core logging involves lifting up to 60 lbs and maintaining focus under pressure.
- Generally controlled, with some pressure during deadlines.
- Minimal hazards compared to the field, though discomfort may arise from prolonged computer work.
- Strong commitment to safety and adherence to protocols in the field.
- Exposure to hazards varies by project, location, and season, requiring adaptability.
- Clear communication essential for addressing safety concerns and supporting the team.
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