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SRK Consulting in Vancouver, BC is seeking an Intermediate Hydrogeologist to join our Water Management team. Based in our Vancouver office, with potential remote locations considered for the right candidate, this role focuses on groundwater hydrology within mining projects.
You will conduct fieldwork planning, drill supervision, instrumentation deployment, data analysis, and conceptual modeling, contributing to environmental and engineering components from exploration through mine operations and
Department: Water Management
Employment Type: Permanent - Full Time
Location: Vancouver, BC
Compensation: CA$85,000 - CA$120,000 / year
SRK Consulting is an international firm of specialist consultants who focus mainly on the mining industry. We employ over 1400 professionals in 45 offices on 6 continents. The Canadian Groundwater Group currently has 13 staff with experience in physical and chemical hydrogeology and modeling. There are more than 25 hydrogeologists in SRK North America and more than 60 in SRK around the world. More information on our company is available at our website (www.srk.com).
We are seeking an Intermediate Hydrogeologist to be based in our Vancouver office, but other remote locations can be considered for the appropriate candidate (Nelson, Saskatoon, Quebec City).
The candidate will work within our hydrogeology group, generally as part of larger interdisciplinary teams consisting of mining, geochemistry, water management, and engineering staff. The candidate will perform a range of tasks including field work planning and implementation, drill supervision, hydrogeological instrumentation installation and operation in deep environments (>250m), working with databases, aquifer testing, data analysis and interpretation, conceptual modeling, and reporting. Projects could include greenfield or brownfield, from exploration to operations to mine closure, with focus on environmental and/or engineering components. Experience with bedrock characterization, assessment and conceptual model development for open pit and underground mine projects, packer-isolated hydraulic testing, deep vibrating wire piezometer installation and other bedrock techniques is desirable.
Specific activities can include: interpretation of field data and development of conceptual models, often coordinating with geochemists, structural geologists and geotechnical engineers; development of inputs to water and load balance models; estimates of pit or underground inflows; remedial options analysis; contributing to engineering designs; and interpreting data on constructed remediation systems.
The successful candidate will interact closely with hydrogeology and other discipline team members from junior to principal levels and will have a role in managing tasks and junior staff to achieve project goals and timelines, prepare reports and presentations for internal or external audiences. There will be many opportunities to work with experts in a variety of fields to learn and grow their consulting career.
The estimated base pay range for this position is $85,000 to $120,000. The salary offered will be commensurate with relevant skills, knowledge, and experience.