Geologist

Senior Placer / Alluvial Geologist – Consulting Engagement

Location:

Yukon (Dawson District) Engagement:
Contract / Consulting (Seasonal Field + Remote Modeling Support)

Compensation:
Competitive Day Rate (Based on Experience)

6 Month Contract (Seasonal) + extensions following years
- Fly in and Fly Out 4 Weeks On 2 Weeks Off

About the Project We are an expanding Yukon placer mining operation controlling multiple contiguous claims in the Dawson district. The operation is transitioning from validation-stage mining into scalable production with planned winter stripping and high-volume seasonal washing. We are seeking a senior placer geologist on a consulting basis to help validate ground, reduce stripping risk, and support disciplined expansion decisions.

(Phase 1 – Validation & Modeling) The consultant will:

• Review existing geological data and historical work
• Develop a conceptual alluvial model of the claim block
• Identify probable paleo channel trends and bench systems
• Design a cost-effective drill or bulk sampling program
• Interpret drill logs and build preliminary yardage/grade models
• Provide strip depth and pit targeting recommendations
• Deliver a practical, economically focused technical summary

This engagement is focused on decision-making — not academic reporting.

• Targeting map(s) and conceptual channel interpretation
• Drill grid design with rationale
• Volume and grade sensitivity modeling
• Written technical memorandum with recommendations
• Ongoing advisory support during field execution (as required)

• Registered P.Geo (Yukon eligibility preferred)
• 7+ years placer/alluvial gold experience
• Direct experience in Yukon or similar northern placer systems
• Demonstrated experience interpreting drill data in fluvial systems
• Strong understanding of:
  • Permafrost impacts on deposit geometry
  • Field practical and mining-oriented
  • Comfortable working in active pits
  • Understands strip ratio economics
  • Has advised on operations exceeding 150 yd/hr
  • Experience scaling exploration into production

We are not seeking hard-rock exploration specialists.