About the role

Geotechnical Engineering Technologist at Stantec completing operations maintenance and surveillance monitoring tasks for earthen structures. Working independently in the field and supporting site supervisors and project managers.

Responsibilities

Completing operations maintenance and surveillance monitoring tasks for earthen structures at active mine sites and civil earthwork projects
Working independently in the field with support from Field Supervisor and Project Manager
Participating and following site-specific Health Safety Environment (HSE) policies
Completing advanced soil sampling and compaction testing using a portable nuclear gauge
Interpreting design and IFC drawings, as well as material and construction specifications
Reporting on technical construction monitoring observations and results
Conducting standard hydrogeological field testing on pumping and monitoring wells
Operating light vehicles and/or all-terrain vehicles to gain access to construction areas
Documenting significant events or observations related to the job

Experience with laboratory soil testing procedures such Atterberg Limits, hydrometers, grain size analyses, helpful
Knowledge of advanced soil testing procedures would be an asset
CCIL Certification for soils, concrete and asphalt would be an asset
Knowledge of soil sampling techniques and construction methodology
An understanding of ASTM and CSA Standards
Working knowledge of the Microsoft office suite of programs
Valid Class 5 Drivers License with current Driver’s Abstract
Standard First Aid Level C with AED, CSTS, and H2S Alive, preferred but not required
Excellent interpersonal and organizational abilities
Willingness to be a team player with a strong ability to work independently
Highly organized, and demonstrate a flexible approach to work assignments
These positions require a pre-access drug and alcohol testing and criminal background check
A minimum Post-Secondary Technical Diploma in geological, geotechnical, civil or mining discipline
Prior experience 3-6 years in a geotechnical laboratory and/or field testing
Current registration with ASET and hold designation as a T.T, C.Tech. or C.E.T; or demonstrate an ability and willingness to be able to register.
Professional designation with either the Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta (ASET) or the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of BC (ASTTBC) is considered an asset
This position has minimum physical requirements as outlined in the Stantec Field Physical Demands Assessment.