Core Logging Geologist

Core Logging Geologist - FIFO from Western Canada The Core Logging Geologist reports directly to the Senior Mine Geologist and will perform geological logging of drill core, geological data collection and interpretation to support Keno Hill mine development and grade control processes. About Us The Keno Hill mine, located within the Keno Hill Silver District in Canada’s Yukon Territory, is one of the highest‑grade silver districts in the world. It is situated 350 kilometres north of Whitehorse and lies within the traditional territory of the First Nation of Na‑Cho Nyak Dun. Keno Hill is expected to produce 2.7‑3.1 million ounces of silver in 2025 as the mine ramps up production. The mine is owned and operated by Hecla Mining Company, headquartered in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Here’s What You Can Expect In This Role Respect, know, and promote regulation and policies with regards to health and safety. Log Definition and Grade Control Diamond Drill Core, including collection of drill core recovery and structural data, alteration/mineralization, and host rock descriptions. Ensure the accurate entry of data into the geology database. Adhere to established drill core sampling and QA/QC procedures. Prepare samples for shipment to the lab as per Hecla’s procedures. Assist with daily tracking of underground drilling progress. Prepare interpretive geological cross‑sections and level plans integrating lithological, structural, historic mapping, and drilling data. Support the planning and implementation of the annual underground drilling program. Support ore grade control procedures as needed. Continuously build and maintain strong working knowledge of relevant software packages including Deswik, Leapfrog, GeoSpark, acQuire, and Microsoft Office Suite. Other duties may be assigned, including but not limited to underground mapping and chip sampling. Help promote a strong environmental culture, teaching environmentally friendly values and work practices. Help foster a strong safety culture, promoting and exemplifying safe work practices throughout the organization. Be part of a team you can rely on; a team that will have your back. Qualifications Bachelor of Science Degree in Geology from a recognized Canadian University or equivalent. Legally entitled to work in Canada. Able to physically meet the requirement for the position including standing for extended periods of time and moving core boxes. Minimum of 1 year diamond drill core logging experience. Experience in the geology of narrow‑vein precious metals and underground mining environment is considered an asset. Be a collaborative team player that works well in multidisciplinary teams. Excellent analytical and problem‑solving skills. Registered as, or able to be registered as Geologist in Training. Experience in the use of Leapfrog, GeoSpark, acQuire and MS Office Suite is considered an asset but not a requirement. Strong oral and written communication skills. Valid Class 5 driver’s license. Pre‑employment Requirements Pre‑Employment Testing (drug & alcohol, blood lead, and audiogram). Valid Class 5 Driver’s License. Clean Driver’s Abstract. Safety, Health, Environmental Responsibilities And Accountabilities Comply with all necessary requirements put in place to prevent safety or environmental incidents, injuries, or losses. Ensure the safety and health of themselves and others in the workplace by being responsible for their actions and taking due care while performing their work. Follow all environmental requirements and maintain integrity to ensure environmental compliance. Ensure all spills are reported in accordance with spill reporting procedures. Identify, eliminate, and report hazards as soon as practicable. Report incidents and accidents as soon as practicable. Disclose all information regarding incidents and cooperate in incident investigations. Assist in the resolution of health and safety matters in a positive and timely manner. Use and maintain PPE. Provide suggestions for improving work processes. Assist Management by supporting change to achieve desired targets. Ensure that plant and equipment operate within their safe working limits. Ensure that correct equipment is used for the job. Participate in risk assessment methodology. Participate in safety initiatives. Receive training and instruction as required. Maintain good housekeeping standards. Work Environment Employees will be regularly exposed to outdoor weather conditions, including snow and ice, as well as extreme temperatures ranging from cold to heat. The work environment may involve contact with potentially hazardous wildlife, moving mechanical parts, elevated work areas, airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals, and the use of explosives. There is also a risk of electrical shock and exposure to vibration. Noise levels can occasionally be loud, depending on the task or location on site. Work Location & Schedule This is a fly‑in fly‑out position based at a remote mining camp, operating on a rotational schedule of 14 days on and 14 days off. Camp accommodations and meals are provided while on site. All travel to and from the mine site is arranged through a designated travel agency and coordinated from approved flight hubs. Compensation & Benefits Hecla Keno Hill offers competitive pay based on experience and a comprehensive benefits package including medical, prescription, dental, and vision insurance, plus a 6% RRSP matching program. The remote site features a gym and a welcome centre, along with a Health Spending Account, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), and an Educational Assistance Program to support health, well‑being, and professional growth. Applications If you’re interested in this role, apply on our website at Hecla Careers. If you are selected, our recruiter will reach out to you to schedule an interview with the hiring manager. #J-18808-Ljbffr