Junior Mining​/Civil Field Technologist

Position: Junior Mining / Civil Field Technologist
Stantec is currently searching for a Mining/Civil Field Technologist. This is a non‑exempt position; any overtime hours worked will be remunerated based on provincial employment regulations. Under the supervision of the Operations Support Manager, the candidate is responsible for completing operations maintenance and surveillance monitoring tasks for earthen structures at active mine sites and civil earthwork projects. This position will work independently in the field with support from their functional manager and Project Manager.

This is primarily a field‑based position which may include some office rotations. Work schedules will be based on project specific requirements and will require frequent rotations of 12‑hour shifts (day/night), as well as travel to remote field locations including Northern Canada. Travel hours and expenses incurred while travelling to and from the project will only be covered from approved locations (Calgary, Vancouver, Saskatoon and Edmonton).

Your

Key Responsibilities

Participating in and following site-specific Health Safety Security Environment (HSSE) policies with the goal of achieving zero workplace incidents and the promotion of a safe work environment for all

Participating in daily tailgate meetings

Identifying and reporting hazards and unsafe conditions and seeking to improve safety with reference to known policies and procedures

Monitoring geotechnical parameters to provide quality control in accordance with design and sampling/testing specifications

Completing advanced soil sampling and compaction testing using a portable nuclear gauge

Interpreting design and IFC drawings, as well as material and construction specifications

Storing, transporting and maintaining nuclear densometers

Reporting on technical construction monitoring observations and results and providing guidance during construction

Adhering to quality control, documentation, and data management procedures

Contributing to standardized procedures and policies, as well as the identification and execution of shared goals and objectives

Troubleshooting technical issues in the field to consistently deliver high quality results

Operating light vehicles (4x4 pickups) and/or all-terrain vehicles to gain access to construction areas

Identifying and engaging with key stakeholders to gather information

Your Capabilities and Credentials

Working knowledge of the Microsoft office suite of programs

Valid Class 5 Drivers License with current Driver’s Abstract

You must have Standard First Aid Level C with AED, CSTS, and H2S Alive

Working knowledge of geotechnical material testing equipment and soil sampling

Ability to develop an understanding of radiation safety, policies and procedures

Ability to work in all weather conditions, including the Canadian Arctic, and subject to extreme cold and heat. This position may include exposure to wildlife, travel delays, and prolonged hours of darkness during the winter months

This position requires pre-access drug and alcohol testing and a criminal background check

Additional qualification requirements may arise depending on specific project(s)

Education and Experience

A minimum Post-Secondary Technical Diploma in geological, geotechnical, civil or mining disciplines

A minimum of 3 years of relevant industry experience including mine driving is considered an asset

Professional designation with either the Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta (ASET) or the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of BC (ASTTBC) is considered an asset

Prior experience working in Northern Canada is considered an asset

Familiarity with construction equipment would be an asset

Ability to read design drawings would be considered an asset

Additional qualification requirements may arise depending on specific project(s)

Physical Requirements

This position has minimum physical requirements as outlined in the Stantec Field Physical Demands Assessment. A fit for duty assessment is required prior to deployment in the field and is a condition of employment. Additional physical demands may be required and will be defined in the Project Specific HSE plans.

This description is not a…