Purpose
Connect your geology training with our well-established mining company; where you’ll find a good balance of field and technical work. You’ll have opportunities to work individually, within a group, and with other departments like Drill Services, Operations, Engineering, & Exploration. This role will assist a geology team by performing basic and entry-level geological research and evaluation assignments.

Essential Duties

• Demonstrate a strong commitment to safety by actively participating in the Safety Journey programs and working safely on a daily basis.
• Demonstrate a strong commitment to the environment and follow Newmont Social Responsibility guidelines.
• Assist with field related duties associated with the execution of drilling, trenching, claim staking, geophysical, and geochemical programs.
• Using established procedures, compile, correlate basic data, such as drillhole, cross-section preparation and drillhole data entry into computer databases.
• Assist with field related duties including equipment shipping/receiving, equipment maintenance, survey logistics, transportation using four wheel drive vehicles, and grid surveying using conventional and GPS technology.
• Collect geochemical samples according to defined best practices, including collection and recording of field observations.
• Assist in preparation of technical reports such as monthly, quarterly, annual, project completion, and environmental regulatory reports. Computer drafting and graph/charts activities may be required.
• Perform field sample preparation and shipping, as instructed.
• Using established procedures, collect basic geologic data, such as, geochemical samples (rock chip, stream sediment, BLEG, soil, etc.), ore control, geologic mapping and/or drill cuttings and core logging under close supervision.
• Perform data entry and database management functions as necessary.
• Construct maps and diagrams.
• Communicate well, both verbally and in written form, with diverse groups (internal and external).
• Remain abreast of current developments in the geological discipline through industry, government contacts and review of literature and professional organizations.

The above duties and responsibilities are representative of the nature and level of work assigned and are not necessarily all-inclusive.

Training & Experience

• Bachelor of Science degree in Geology or related field with demonstrated knowledge of geological principles.
• Technical skills learned at the university level are applied in the practical environment and developed through predominantly on-the-job training. Training focus is toward regional, local, or mine geologic settings. Activities are defined with supervisor guidance and significant training before releasing to sole responsibility.
• Previous experience in mining or exploration preferred but not required.

Working Conditions

• Must be able to spend extended periods away from home base if required.
• Be able to work in mines, project sites, and/or greenfield exploration environments where conditions may be primitive and/or harsh at times. (Primitive/Harsh equals surface or underground environments, hot to extreme cold, desert or tropical rain forst to tundra conditions, remote field camps, high mountain terrain, steep rough terrain, long distance and/or time to advanced medical care.)