Job Description: The Project Engineering Geologist position in London, Canada, within the targeted job industry involves providing geotechnical and engineering geology expertise for infrastructure projects. The primary responsibilities include conducting geotechnical investigations, analyzing geological data, assessing slope stability, and providing engineering recommendations for foundations and earthworks. The Project Engineering Geologist will collaborate with project teams, clients, and stakeholders to ensure the successful completion of geotechnical projects. Key Duties and Responsibilities: Conduct geotechnical site investigations, including drilling, sampling, and laboratory testing, to assess subsurface conditions and determine soil and rock properties. Analyze geological data, including borehole logs, geophysical data, and laboratory test results, to evaluate the geotechnical characteristics of the project site. Assess slope stability, geotechnical hazards, and soil-structure interaction for infrastructure projects. Provide engineering recommendations for foundation design, earthworks, and other geotechnical aspects of the project. Collaborate with project teams, architects, and engineers to integrate geotechnical considerations into the design and construction phases of the project. Use geotechnical software and tools to analyze slope stability, conduct geotechnical modeling, and support engineering design. Prepare geotechnical reports, including detailed investigations, findings, and engineering recommendations. Communicate effectively with clients, stakeholders, and regulatory authorities to address geotechnical concerns and ensure compliance with applicable standards and regulations. Manage and coordinate geotechnical consultants, contractors, and laboratory testing services as required. Stay updated with industry best practices, new technologies, and emerging trends in geotechnical engineering through professional development activities.
Job Requirement: Education: A bachelor's degree in Geology, Geological Engineering, or a related field is required. Advanced degrees may be preferred. Experience: Relevant experience in project engineering geology or geotechnical engineering is essential. Candidates should have a strong background in conducting geotechnical investigations, analyzing geological data, and providing engineering recommendations. Technical Knowledge: Thorough knowledge of geology, soil mechanics, and engineering geology principles is necessary. Candidates should have experience in interpreting geological data, analyzing rock and soil properties, and conducting geotechnical site investigations. Geotechnical Investigations: Experience in planning and conducting geotechnical site investigations, including drilling, sampling, and laboratory testing, is important. Candidates should be familiar with geotechnical investigation techniques and relevant industry standards. Engineering Geology: Knowledge of engineering geology principles and their application in infrastructure projects is required. Candidates should have experience in assessing slope stability, analyzing geological hazards, and providing engineering recommendations for foundations and earthworks. Geotechnical Software: Proficiency in geotechnical software and tools, such as slope stability analysis software, geotechnical modeling software, and GIS applications, is beneficial. Communication and Collaboration: Excellent communication and interpersonal skills are essential for collaborating with project teams, clients, and stakeholders. The Project Engineering Geologist should be able to effectively convey technical information and provide clear recommendations. Project Management: Strong project management skills are required to plan and execute geotechnical investigations, manage budgets and timelines, and coordinate with contractors and consultants. Safety and Compliance: A strong commitment to safety and regulatory compliance is essential. Candidates should be familiar with applicable health and safety regulations and environmental guidelines related to geotechnical projects. Professional Development: Candidates should demonstrate a commitment to professional development by staying updated with industry best practices, new technologies, and emerging trends in geotechnical engineering.
