Geologist

• Stop work for safety concerns and abide by safety best practices, policies, and procedures
• Lead and support safe, compliant exploration programs under HSE policies, MSHA requirements, and site standards
• Lead district-scale exploration planning, including target generation and ranking, program design, cost and schedule development, and alignment with Life of Mine and long-term growth strategy
• Coordinate surface and underground exploration programs, including mapping, sampling, drilling, core logging, contractor communication, drill tracking, and field logistics
• Interpret geological models, maps, sections, assay results, structural data, geochemistry, and 3D datasets
• Evaluate mineralization controls, continuity, grade distribution, alteration, structure, geologic risk, and exploration potential
• Maintain geological data quality and standards for data collection, interpretation, QA/QC, documentation, and reporting
• Communicate exploration progress, geologic risks, orebody knowledge gaps, recommendations, maps, graphics, and technical summaries to leadership
• Provide technical leadership and mentorship to geologists, technicians, and contractors
• Track costs, consumables, contractor performance, and field efficiencies
• Collaborate across Exploration, Geology, Mine Operations, Technical Services, Environmental, and other site teams
• Perform other duties as assigned

Senior Exploration Geologist advancing gold district exploration for Coeur Mining’s Kensington mine

Senior Exploration Geologist

Senior Exploration Geologist advancing orebody knowledge and district-scale exploration at Coeur Mining’s Kensington gold mine. Leading field programs, geological interpretation, target generation, and junior-team mentorship.

• Evaluate and interpret subsurface field and sampling data, including soil and groundwater, to develop conclusions about environmental and geologic site conditions
• Generate subsurface maps and cross-sections
• Collaborate with engineering and environmental scientist staff on projects
• Oversee field monitoring and testing of soils, including boring investigations and soil type classification
• Interpret soil, bedrock, and groundwater elevation and quality data
• Prepare written plans and reports for site investigations, assessments, and remediation activities
• Support construction projects involving earthwork and structural foundations
• Conduct well design and sampling, environmental assessments, Phase I/II site assessments, and seismic risk assessments
• Follow safety rules and participate in pre-task planning
• Maintain quality standards on projects
• Conduct site testing and make recommendations for systems design on smaller projects
• Perform site visits, field observations, and field data collection
• Direct and supervise field staff performing sampling, testing, data collection, and documentation
• Develop written client proposals for senior-level approval
• Evaluate moderately complex laboratory and field data and compile written reports
• Participate in client meetings and project communications
• Oversee work performed by lower-level Geologists/Hydrogeologists

Staff Geologist evaluating subsurface conditions for environmental and geotechnical projects

Staff Geologist

Staff Geologist evaluating soil, groundwater, and subsurface conditions for environmental and geotechnical projects. Preparing site investigation reports and supervising field testing and data collection.

• Perform a comprehensive range of geophysical technologies in support of geologic, groundwater, environmental, engineering, and materials testing investigations.
• Perform non-invasive geophysical surveys from the ground surface as well as geophysical logging in boreholes to provide images or models of subsurface conditions.
• Define survey objectives, design survey approaches, analyze the resulting geophysical data, and provide interpretation of results.
• Results are incorporated into the planning, design and construction of vital infrastructure such as roads, tunnels, airports, landfills, water supplies, and other facilities; the assessment of environmental conditions; and the evaluation of earth resources.
• Geophysics supports all of Terracon’s service lines.

Field Geologist/Geophysicist supporting geophysical technologies for engineering and environmental investigations.

Field Geologist, Geophysicist

Field Geologist/Geophysicist utilizing geophysical technologies for engineering and environmental investigations. Conducting surveys, analyzing data, and supporting infrastructure planning and environmental assessment.

• Responsible for analyzing and interpreting geotechnical data - particularly classification of rock cores and design of rock cuts, coordinating explorations, preparing reports, assisting with analyses, etc.
• Conducting field surveys, processing and interpreting geophysical data, preparing reports and presentations, and staying up-to-date with the latest developments in geophysical research and technology.
• Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, managing project timelines and budgets, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and standards.
• Providing direction on a project-to-project basis – i.e. preparing testing assignments, reviewing documents, and testing results for content and accuracy.
• Performing analysis and design of shallow and deep foundations and slope stability evaluations.
• Monitoring and enforcing quality control standards and specifications.
• Managing project timelines, budgets, and resources effectively.
• Participating in fieldwork, sometimes in remote or challenging locations.
• Training and development of new team members.
• Possibly supporting environmental impact assessments and remediation projects as needed.

Professional Geologist – P.G.

• Support CCR site investigations including soil and groundwater sampling
• Assist with monitoring well installation, development, and documentation
• Plan and participate in field programs, including coordination with subcontractors and laboratories
• Process and analyze environmental data
• Prepare technical documents such as sampling plans, field reports, and monitoring reports
• Support data interpretation and contribute to project deliverables
• Coordinate field logistics, scheduling, and equipment needs
• Develop and adhere to Health and Safety Plans and promote a culture of safety
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams of scientists and engineers
• Travel to project sites up to ~25-50% of the time

Junior Geologist supporting CCR investigations and environmental data analysis

Junior Geologist

Junior Geologist supporting expanding CCR program through investigations, data analysis, and technical documentation. Collaborating within a team and traveling for site work up to 50% of the time.

• Assist Project Managers and Task Managers in planning and executing environmental site characterization, investigation, and remediation tasks.
• Conduct fieldwork; including collection and documentation of soil, air/vapor, groundwater, and surface water samples.
• Oversee subcontractors, including drilling operations and installation of groundwater wells.
• Conduct remedial system operation and maintenance checks, facility inspections, and soil gas surveys.
• Provide emergency response support for environmental sample planning, state/federal regulator correspondence, and onsite contractor oversight.
• Write and prepare technical reports, work plans, and letters.
• Perform office work including task coordination, data analysis, proposal development, and project strategy development.

Geologist contributing to environmental projects at Arcadis

Field Geologist

Geologist assisting in environmental site characterization and remediation at Arcadis in Knoxville, TN. Focused on soil, water, and air quality while ensuring safety and compliance.

• Serve as a Project Manager managing stewardship of closed sites in various programs.
• Oversee sites with existing land use restrictions and/or undergoing redevelopment.
• Perform risk assessments applying geologic principles for safe redevelopment.
• Present and communicate technical information to stakeholders.

Project Manager overseeing closed site stewardship for the NC Department of Environmental Quality

Geologist/Hydrogeologist

Project Manager overseeing closed site stewardship for the NC Department of Environmental Quality. Managing complex geological reports and performing risk assessments for land use safety.

• Oversee drilling and sampling operations on site including logging of geotechnical borings and test pits, in accordance with industry standards and project requirements
• Familiarity with soil and rock classification, including using the United Soil Classification System
• Maintain accurate and complete field documentation, including detailed records of sample locations, depths, subsurface conditions, and other relevant field observations.
• Collect and describe soil and rock samples from explorations by describing soil lithology, classification, sample depths, and drilling observations to create accurate boring logs.
• Document groundwater conditions and in-situ measurements in the field logs, ensuring all subsurface data are properly recorded
• Perform infiltration testing following Stormwater Best Management Practices Manual of various states and entities
• Excellent communication skills to provide timely updates on field activities, site conditions, and data collection progress to geotechnical engineers and project managers
• Able to create and implement project Health and Safety Plans that comply with applicable safety procedures, regulations, and project-specific requirements while maintaining a safe, clean, and organized work environment
• Travel to work sites using a company vehicle. This position requires travel 90% of the time, including extended stays
• Coordinate geotechnical site investigations, utility clearance, and drilling programs
• Ability to follow company quality assurance procedures
• Operate and maintain company vehicles according to company policy
• Collaborate with other disciplines to assist with field work as the need arises

Field Geologist overseeing geotechnical drilling and subsurface exploration

Field Geologist – Geotechnical Specialist

Field Geologist overseeing geotechnical drilling and subsurface exploration for Verdantas. Support geotechnical investigations and collaborate with engineers while travelling frequently.

• Participate in remedial activities at affected facilities, properties, or sites addressing chemical impacts in air, surface water, soil, soil vapor, groundwater, and/or sediment.
• Conducting due diligence, Phase I ESAs or other environmental projects.
• Conduct intrusive site investigations, Phase II ESAs, facility investigations, and remedial investigations of vapor, surface water, soil, groundwater, and/or sediment to determine the presence or absence, nature, and extent of constituents of concern.
• Collect, and interpret data, conduct analyses, and compare findings to relevant studies and local, state and federal regulations.
• Compiling, evaluating, analyzing, and presenting/reporting subsurface investigation data and preparing technical reports.
• Collaborate with other scientific and engineering professionals within the practice.
• Coordinate each project with the project managers as necessary.
• Preparation of health & safety plans, work plans, reports, and other technical documents under supervision.
• Coordination and oversight of subcontractors, including health and safety management.
• Travel may be required for the purpose of field work or training.

Geologist in training supporting environmental consulting projects at Stantec

Entry Level Geologist/GIT

Geologist in training supporting environmental consulting projects focusing on site characterization and remediation. Join Stantec’s team in Lombard, IL to make a positive impact.

Geotechnical professional overseeing field drilling and subsurface exploration activities at Verdantas

Geotechnical professional overseeing field operations and subsurface investigations for environmental consulting firm Verdantas. Focused on drilling, logging, and collaborating with engineering teams in diverse project sites.

• Perform and oversee geotechnical field investigations, including soil borings, test pits, rock coring, and subsurface exploration.
• Observe drilling operations and coordinate with drilling subcontractors.
• Log soil and rock borings in accordance with industry standards and classify soils using the Unified Soil Classification System (USCS).
• Collect representative soil, rock, aggregate, and groundwater samples for laboratory testing.
• Prepare boring logs, field reports, geologic maps, cross-sections, and technical documentation.
• Assist geotechnical engineers in evaluating subsurface conditions and developing recommendations for foundations, pavements, retaining walls, earthwork, and slope stability.
• Perform construction observation and quality assurance activities related to earthwork, foundations, and other geotechnical construction.
• Support Construction Materials Testing (CMT) activities as needed.
• Review laboratory and field testing data for accuracy and completeness.
• Coordinate with project managers, engineers, contractors, and clients to ensure projects remain on schedule and within budget.
• Maintain accurate field documentation while following company safety standards and procedures.

Geologist supporting geotechnical investigations with Willmer Engineering in Atlanta

Geologist supporting geotechnical investigations for diverse projects with Willmer Engineering in Atlanta. Collaborating with engineers and contractors to deliver practical engineering solutions.

Geologist jobs in United States

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Senior Exploration Geologist

Staff Geologist

Field Geologist, Geophysicist

Professional Geologist – P.G.

Junior Geologist

Field Geologist

Geologist/Hydrogeologist

Field Geologist – Geotechnical Specialist

Entry Level Geologist/GIT

Field Geologist – Geotechnical Specialist

Staff Geologist