Mine Geologist

Role Overview

The Mine Geologist will play a key role in Kensington Mine’s Geology and Ore Control program, leading underground ore control activities including mapping, face sampling, ore routing, and LiDAR/photogrammetry scanning. This position collaborates closely with Mine Engineering and Operations to optimize ore development and stope design, while supporting QA/QC, drilling programs, and geological modeling.

What You Will Do

Perform all underground ore control activities including routing shot material, geological mapping, face sampling, and handheld lidar and photogrammetry scanning. Manage and report out data related to underground ore control activities daily. Collaborate with Mine Engineering and Operations team to ensure ore development is optimized for grade and stope design.

Why It Might Be a Fit

We prioritize safety, teamwork, career development and growth. If you want to grow your career in a progressive, team-oriented environment, apply today.

Requirements

• Ability to work safely and promote a strong safety culture.
• Bachelor’s degree in Geology, Geological Engineering, or a related field.
• 2+ years of geology experience in the mining environment.
• Strong understanding of assay QAQC principles and best practices.
• Proficiency in geological database management systems, preferably acQuire.
• Strong analytical skills with attention to detail and data integrity.
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to prioritize tasks, manage resources, and adapt to changing operational needs.
• Positive attitude, strong work ethic, and a team-oriented mindset – being respectful, reliable, and easy to work with is just as important as technical skills.
• Sets high standards for self and others, builds trust, and takes accountability.
• Effective communication and collaboration skills to work cross-functionally with geology and operations teams.
• Willingness to learn and cross-train in underground mine geology tasks.

Benefits

• Safety and environmental policies and procedures
• Company transportation
• Campsite
• Education and workforce development programs
• Environmental stewardship efforts
• Arts and culture
• Local nonprofit agencies