Job Description: The Intermediate Geochemist position in Winnipeg, Canada, within the targeted job industry involves conducting geochemical assessments, analyzing data, and providing insights on environmental impacts. The primary responsibilities include collecting and analyzing soil, water, and sediment samples, interpreting geochemical data, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. The Intermediate Geochemist will collaborate with team members, clients, and stakeholders to deliver accurate and insightful geochemical assessments. Key Duties and Responsibilities: Collect soil, water, and sediment samples from various sites using appropriate sampling techniques and equipment. Perform laboratory analysis on collected samples, including sample preparation, instrumental analysis, and data interpretation. Analyze geochemical data to identify trends, anomalies, and potential environmental impacts. Interpret geochemical results and provide insights on the presence of contaminants, environmental risks, and potential remediation strategies. Ensure compliance with environmental regulations and guidelines during sample collection, analysis, and reporting. Collaborate with team members, clients, and stakeholders to understand project objectives and deliver high-quality geochemical assessments. Prepare technical reports summarizing the findings of geochemical assessments and present the results to clients and regulatory agencies. Utilize geochemical software and data analysis tools to visualize data, perform statistical analysis, and generate reports. Stay updated with advances in geochemical analysis techniques, equipment, and software to enhance the quality and efficiency of assessments. Adhere to laboratory safety protocols and guidelines during sample handling, storage, and disposal.
Job Requirement: Education: A bachelor's degree in Geochemistry, Chemistry, Environmental Science, or a related field is required. Advanced degrees may be preferred. Experience: Relevant experience in geochemical analysis, data interpretation, and laboratory techniques is essential. Candidates should have experience in conducting geochemical assessments and interpreting results. Geochemical Analysis: Strong knowledge of geochemical analysis techniques, including sample collection, preparation, and laboratory testing, is necessary. Candidates should be familiar with analyzing soil, water, and sediment samples for various parameters. Data Interpretation: Experience in interpreting geochemical data and identifying patterns or anomalies is important. Candidates should be able to assess geochemical trends and provide insights on environmental impacts or risks. Environmental Regulations: Familiarity with environmental regulations and guidelines related to geochemistry and contaminants is beneficial. Candidates should ensure compliance with applicable regulations and standards. Laboratory Techniques: Knowledge of laboratory techniques and equipment used in geochemical analysis is required. Candidates should have experience in operating and maintaining laboratory instruments. Software Proficiency: Proficiency in geochemical software and data analysis tools is advantageous. Candidates should be able to use software for data visualization, statistical analysis, and reporting. Communication Skills: Strong communication skills are necessary to convey technical information and collaborate with team members, clients, and stakeholders. The Intermediate Geochemist should be able to prepare reports and present findings effectively. Project Management: Ability to manage multiple projects, prioritize tasks, and meet deadlines is important. Candidates should have project management skills to plan and execute geochemical assessments. Safety Awareness: Commitment to safety protocols and guidelines in a laboratory and field environment is essential. Candidates should be familiar with laboratory safety procedures and ensure compliance during sample collection and testing.
