Geologist- Mining (Field)
About The Position
Safely and efficiently collect, interpret and generates the Geological Information related to Ore Control. Controls all the geological definitions on the field. Constantly audit the operation and material handling, maintaining the integrity of block-outs on the field, previously define by the Ore Control geologist. This position will support Ore Control with all the field Geology information, feeding new interpreted geological features to Ore Control, geometallurgical and Forecast models. Also, will collect and investigate the field relation between geological characteristics and ore. The main, daily duty is BHs logging, pit mapping, muck characterization and model of geological features, together with auditing mine operation activity. Also support other activities related with mine geology. Support and replace Ore Control Geologist when needed. This position is 60% field, 40% office.
Requirements
- A minimum of 1 year of experience in Ore Control.
- Bachelors' Degree in Geology.
- Knowledgeable in logging, mapping interpreting and ore Control process.
- QA/QC standards and methods.
- Good Geological knowledge and understanding of implications of geology relation with Ore Control.
- Good communication, (written and verbal), interpersonal, and team-building skills.
- Collaborative working style, building strong internal and external working relationship.
- Maintains a high standard of performance and takes ownership of 'Standards of Excellence'
Responsibilities
- Maintain an interpreted geological model, for short range use. By logging BHs, mapping muck material and walls, and use of geological tools.
- Capable in managing geological software Vulcan, Leapfrog is a must, other software related with geology and/or Ore Control is recommended.
- Audit and report field practices related with Sampling, drilling and mining.
- Able to identify, communicate and participate on solution of possible/real operational risk and/or operational under-standard process.
- Understand Ore Movement and dilution, be proactive in relation with operational restrictions and needs. Integrate team to best practices in relation with Minestar, routing, misrouting reporting, and possible areas for improvement.
- Constantly audit the sampling methodology and communicate result to Senior Geologist.
- Identify shortcomings in compliance processes, systems, and procedures, and develop ad hoc solutions to problems within an assigned unit or discipline.
- Prepare appropriate reports and presentations.
- Identified costumers and their needs, coordinate time and deliverables.
- Be able to recognize and communicate needed improvements in geological model that could affect life-or-mine planning.
Benefits
- Competitive salary, employer paid health care premiums, and short & long term incentives
- Living Our Values recognition program
- Supportive work environment with a focus on safety and teamwork
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Industry
Mining (except Oil and Gas)
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees
