Engineer Geotechnical in Training

Job Summary We are seeking a Geotechnical Engineer in Training (EIT) to join our team. The EIT will report to the Senior Geotechnical Engineer and assume responsibility for all short‑term geotechnical‑related tasks at the mine site. This position follows a 14 on / 14 off rotational schedule at the mine site in Geraldton, ON. Key Responsibilities Develop the geotechnical planning schedule in accordance with the short‑term mining plan. Provide all ground‑support plans and geotechnical information to planners and operating groups accurately and timely. Complete frequent open pit and infrastructure inspections to monitor geotechnical requirements, respond to inspection requests or ground occurrence reports, and conduct quality control assessments of ground support installations. Review all relevant geotechnical data daily. Review 3‑month plans and convert these schedules into a self‑managed work plan for the same period. Determine the mining schedule where instrumentation is needed and ensure that instrumentation stock is maintained and managed accordingly. Design, in conjunction with the Senior Geotechnical Engineer, all necessary probe hole drilling. Respond to all geotechnical reports by liaising with the person submitting the report (and/or their supervisor), viewing the area, deciding on a plan of action, and issuing a formal written response. Maintain working databases of all job aspects, such as voids, probe holes, geotechnical inspections, rock falls, etc. Promote safe working practices and regularly complete FLRA and non‑routine hazardous tasks. Required Experience and Skill Set 2+ years of work experience in the mining industry. Experience with relevant geotechnical software. Formal professional designation in engineering or geoscience, or eligible to apply for a professional license. Job Conditions Strong commitment to safety. Able to prioritize multiple tasks. Able to work independently and as part of a team in a fast‑paced environment. Proficient in the language of operation, both verbal and written. Good verbal and written communication skills. Strong leadership skills and the ability to create a positive work environment. Strong analytical skills. Able to maintain a high degree of confidentiality. Willing to adapt and work in an inclusive work environment. Strong attention to detail. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with demonstrated ability to collaborate with multi‑disciplinary teams in a dynamic working environment. Short‑term planning experience. Self‑motivated and safety‑conscious. Advanced knowledge and expertise in engineering principles and techniques. Demonstrates a positive attitude and enjoys solving problems. Certifications Valid driver's license. Education Bachelor’s degree in Geological/Mining Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related discipline. #J-18808-Ljbffr