Senior Mine Geologist

• Promote a strong safety culture by reinforcing safe work practices and ensuring all geological activities meet established safety requirements.
• Lead, guide, and support a team of geologists and technicians, providing direction, coaching, and development opportunities to enhance capability and performance.
• Act as the primary technical authority for production geology functions, including ore control, drilling activities, geological and structural mapping, and interpretation.
• Work closely with other operational groups to deliver geological input that supports production planning, reduces dilution, and improves grade predictability.
• Ensure geological data is accurately collected, verified, and managed, including mapping, sampling, drill logging, and adherence to QA/QC protocols.
• Review and analyze reconciliation results, evaluating production performance, dilution impacts, and variances against plan.
• Plan and manage drilling activities in alignment with short- and medium-term production priorities.
• Develop and review drill program designs, while overseeing logging, interpretation, and reporting of results.
• Maintain and update geological models and interpretations using appropriate software tools to support operational decision-making.
• Contribute to budgeting, forecasting, and scheduling processes, including monitoring costs associated with geology-related activities.
• Identify and implement improvements to geological workflows, technical practices, and data management processes.

• Bachelor's degree in Geology or a related discipline.
• Active Driver's License
• Completed common core modules are strong assets.
• 5-10 years of relevant experience in an underground mining or similar production environment; with particular interest on narrow-vein gold mining experience.
• Well-developed communication, organizational, and problem-solving abilities, with strong computer proficiency.
• Demonstrated analytical thinking, adaptability, and commitment to safe work practices.

• Ability to handle and move geological materials such as core boxes and sample bags, which may weigh up to approximately 20-25 kg (40-50 lbs).
• Regular requirement to access underground work areas.
• Must hold or be eligible to obtain required certifications for working in an underground environment.

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