Geotechnician

The Geotechnician will provide assistance to geologists and engineers in preparing/processing drill core for further analysis, assist in geophysical field work, and collect and record geotechnical information from drill core.

• Exercise stop-work authority when necessary
• Complete Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) and risk assessments for each job
• Operate equipment in a safe and professional manner
• Comply with on-site safety programs

• Collect and record geotechnical information from diamond drill core, soil samples, and drill cuttings.
• Accurately measure, mark, and record core sample's measurements.
• Accurately assess core orientation marks and draw orientation line on drill core.
• Photograph core and organize core photographs.
• Catalog information and enter data into a computer for further data processing.
• Move and organize diamond drill core boxes for logging and sampling.
• Transport and store drill core storage boxes.
• Assemble core storage boxes
• Assist with land, geophysical and geologic surveys.

• Report all safety, environmental and security incidents to site management immediately

• High School diploma or GED equivalent preferred.
• Exploration camp experience and previous use of power tools preferred.
• General computer skills including Excel and Word preferred.
• The individual should be focused, self‑motivated and well organized.
• Good communication skills, both orally and written, legible hand writing and capable of basic mathematical calculations.

• Ability to work effectively in a team setting.
• Ability to be flexible and adaptable to change.
• Ability to follow instructions effectively and in a timely manner.
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Ability to work for long periods in a remote location.
• Ability to exert up to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 30 pounds of force frequently, and/or up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects. Ability to stand for extended periods of time.

• Required to remain on-site throughout rotation and work an 11-hour shift.
• Travel to UKMP worksite may be via small fixed‑wing travel and surrounding areas is by four‑wheel drive vehicles, all‑terrain vehicles, and rotary‑winged aircraft.
• Work takes place on a remote exploration site. Exposure to inclement weather conditions (including snow, rain, wind as well as extremely warm or cold conditions) is common.