Apply geotechnical analysis and slope stability expertise with EVR in British Columbia, supporting open pit mining operations on a rotational schedule.
Reporting to the Geotechnical Senior Engineering Supervisor, this Geotechnical Engineer or Engineer-in-Training supports pit and spoil slope stability. The work combines field inspections, drone assessments, instrumentation interpretation, stability analyses, and practical recommendations. You will coordinate resources and help guide mine planners and operations personnel.
Key Responsibilities
Inspect active and dormant mining areas regularly
Interpret geotechnical data for stability analyses and designs
Analyze rock slopes, waste dumps, and soil stockpiles
Coordinate field programs and support Life of Mine designs
Review external consultant work against specifications and standards
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering or geology
Registered or eligible for EGBC P.Eng. or E.I.T. registration
One to four years of geotechnical experience
Working knowledge of Microsoft Suite and relevant software
Valid Class 5 Driver’s License or equivalent
Use analytical problem-solving, field evaluation, and communication skills to support secure slope stability decisions across EVR mining operations.