Job Description

Job Overview

We are looking for a new-grad geologist currently residing in Calgary to join our winter program. This is an entry-level field position where the rotation will be somewhat irregular with approximately 15-20 days per month in the field. The client is collecting gas samples and running a chromatography system that requires field observation and occasional maintenance. Training on the system will be provided. Data collection from the on-site EDR (Electronic Drilling Recorder) will also be required and communication with the client office team and their geosteering staff will be necessary.

No previous experience required.

Duties

Conduct field data collection, sampling, and site assessments to gather geological information. Collaborate with construction teams to provide geological insights that influence project design and safety measures. Maintain accurate records of field activities, laboratory results, and analytical findings for project documentation.

Skills

Strong data collection and analysis skills. Knowledge of geological research methods and fieldwork techniques. Mechanical knowledge relevant to geological equipment or construction tools is a plus. Experience with construction projects or related industries is desirable. Ability to interpret geological data accurately and communicate findings effectively. This position requires a proactive approach, strong analytical skills, and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams. Candidates should demonstrate a passion for geology, environmental stewardship, and innovative problem-solving techniques to excel in this role. Comfortable with remote work during winter. Comfortable with winter driving up to 1000km at a time.

Prerequisits

WHMIS2015 and TDG certificate. H2S Alive Certificate. Standard First Aid. Reliable vehicle - AWD/4WD preferable.
Job Types: Fixed term contract, Freelance, Internship / Co-op
Contract length: 4 months

Pay: $425.00 per day

Work Location: On the road