A basic geologist definition is a scientist who studies the earth and its history, resources and “behaviors” (e.g. rock formation).
The day-to-day geologist duties may differ depending on the workplace. For example, geologists may teach at a university or, they might work for an environmental agency. They could also work for a metal production company where they’ll focus on quality control, or an oil production company where they’ll be evaluating well performance. The geologist job duties depend on the requirements of each position.
A general geologist job description would indicate that geologists study materials, analyze geological data, and compose research papers or reports.
First and foremost, geologists need a degree in Geology or Geoscience. They should also be comfortable with getting their hands dirty – literally – to collect samples and specimens from sites of interest. Other important geologist skills include an aptitude in data analysis and research, as well as savviness in using technological tools, both software and devices (e.g. gravimeters).
We are looking for a Geologist to analyze geological data and plan our geology-related projects.
In this job, you’ll get to visit sites of interest to study the earth and work on extractions and minings. This means you’ll need excellent organizational and project management skills. You should be comfortable with data and geologic modelling, as well as technological tools. Teamwork and communication skills are also important since you will collaborate with engineers, geophysicists or other scientists.
If you meet the criteria in this job description, and you also have a passion for the earth and its intricacies, we’d like to meet you.
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Job Description...
Leidos is seeking a Project Geologist to support environmental projects at multiple office locations, including: Twinsburg, OH, Reston, VA, Oak Ridge, TN, and Earth City, MO.
NOTE: This position will allow for 50% remote work from anywhere in the continental US with the remainder of work involving travel to the locations referenced above.
The Project Geologist...
AZ STATE LAND DEPARTMENT
Since its inception in 1915, the Arizona State Land Department has been entrusted with managing approximately 9.2 million acres of State Trust lands scattered throughout Arizona. The Common Schools (K-12) are the largest beneficiary entitled to approximately 87% of the land and receiving close to 90% of State Trust Land revenues. Through the application of sound... ste...
POSITION PURPOSE
Reporting to the Mine Engineering Superintendent, the Chief Geologist manages, leads, and directs the Geology Team to ensure delivery of quality geological information, technical expertise, and proper management of the mineral resource...
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES
•Manage and ensure all employees and contractors are working in compliance with all company and MSHA safety guid...
Job Description
Position Description...
Are you a Geology professional who is looking for career growth? Nevada Gold Mines' (NGM) Mineral Resource Management team has the perfect opportunity for you!
At NGM, our vision is to be the world’s most valued gold mining business by finding, developing, and operating the best assets with the best people. Our people division is growing, and we are lo...