Underground Mine Geologist

Globe 24-7 is partnering with a well-established Canadian mining company, to hire an experienced Resource Geologist to support on of their precious metal operations in northern Ontario. This role is offered with a hybrid schedule requiring occassional travel to the operation; however, the incumbent will also have the benefit of remote work flexibility.

Reporting to the Geological Superintendent, this role provides operational and technical support across multiple functions within the Geology Department, contributing to the efficient delivery of geological programs and activities.

Review and verify geological and structural mapping data to ensure accuracy and consistency.

Develop and maintain three-dimensional geological and structural models to support interpretation and planning.

Support geological database management, including quality assurance and quality control processes.

Build and update resource models that incorporate geological and structural controls on mineralization.

Prepare mineral resource estimates in accordance with established technical standards.

Lead and oversee mine reconciliation activities, maintaining related databases and reporting.

Assist with the planning and coordination of diamond drilling programs.

Bachelor’s degree in Geology from a recognized institution or an equivalent qualification.

Minimum eight years of industry experience, preferably within an underground gold or base metals mining environment.

Demonstrated proficiency applying statistical and geostatistical methods to geological data analysis.

In-depth understanding of structural geology and its critical application in underground mining.

Professional registration, or eligibility for registration, with the appropriate geoscience regulatory body within the required timeframe.

Working knowledge of applicable mineral reporting standards and regulatory requirements.

Experience using geological modelling software is considered an asset.

Familiarity with geological database management systems is beneficial.

The position offers a competitive remuneration package with a base salary range of $98,000-$147,000/yr with additional STIP/LTIP incentives, comprehensive health benefits, vacation allotment, and available retention bonuses. A travel allowance will also be available when travelling to the worksite.

Please apply directly by submitting your resume, preferably as a Microsoft Word document.

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