PURPOSE & SCOPE OF THE POSITION:

The incumbent will work closely with a team of senior level geologists, hydrogeologist, geologic technicians, various geologic and hydrogeological contractors, as well as with a multi-talented group of mine site professionals. The position will span a wide range of responsibilities from assisting in the day-to-day management of critical drilling and dewatering programs to data entry, digitizing, sampling and sample pick up, compiling and interpreting geologic data, learning 3D mining software, geologic logging, and other duties as needed and assigned.

The Geosciences & Drilling Services Department is responsible for: 1) Evaluating, presenting, and drilling resource and hydrogeological targets that can add meaningful value to the company; 2) Collecting, evaluating, and reporting geologic and hydrogeological data 3) Assisting and/or managing drilling programs for the Geosciences Department and other mine departments; 4) Completing geologic models of the mine district; 5) Ensuring site dewatering targets are met.

JOB DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:

•Takes responsibility for aspects of occupational health and safety, and environmental matters, over which the individual has control, including adherence to all requirements applicable to the company.

•Collection, compilation, and analysis of geological, hydrogeological, geophysical, and geochemical data.

•Ensures high quality performance and confidentiality of contractors' work by providing suitable guidance and supervision.

•Meet deadlines and ensure the completion of designated projects within budgeted guidelines and specified timeframes.

•Implement industry-standard protocols for quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) during all aspects of the operation.

•Core logging and RC logging of geologic material from various mine site drilling programs.

•Work proficiently in a team environment with minimal supervision.

•Willingness to perform other duties as necessary to ensure the success of the company.

REQUIRED EDUCATION, WORK EXPERIENCE & TRAINING:

•Bachelor's degree in Geology or Geological Engineering, or related discipline.

•A valid Driver's License.

PREFERRED EDUCATION, WORK EXPERIENCE & TRAINING:

•A Master's degree in Geology, Geological Engineering, or Geometallurgy.

•Working knowledge of hydrogeology would be beneficial.

•One to three years of exploration, water exploration, or drilling oversight.

•Experience with hydrothermal copper deposits. Knowledge of intrusive centered systems.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

•Strong work ethic.

•Positive attitude and aptitude to accept a challenging and dynamic work environment.

•Excellent written and communication skills.

•Team oriented.

•Can work safely.

•Can work responsibly and independently.

•Rig supervision.

•Ability to work at high elevation (>6,000 feet).

•Field work (pump tests, field sampling, inclement weather, steep terrain, heat).

•Advanced competency in personal computer operation.

•Familiarity with Microsoft Office programs.

•Ability to learn new software.