Apply geology and data skills at Cameco’s Cigar Lake mine in northern Saskatchewan. This full-time student term includes rotational and night shifts.

The mine geology department seeks a motivated student reporting to the Senior Mine Geologist. You will learn in a world-class uranium mining environment while supporting core logging, underground mapping, data management, and radiometric probing. This 16-month temporary term runs from May 2027 through August 2028.

Key Responsibilities:

- Manage diamond drill core logging and database records
- Verify core sample selection and shipment accuracy
- Support underground tunneling and ground condition oversight
- Communicate with miners, engineering, and geology departments
- Record mapping, quality control, and radiometric probing data

Requirements:

- Enter third or fourth geology year, or a master’s program
- Robust communication and computer skills
- Ability to perform manual labour and heavy lifting
- Valid Class 5 driver’s license
- Willingness to work rotational night shifts and fly to site

Build mine geology experience through core logging, underground mapping, data management, and uranium operations at Cigar Lake.

📌 Geology Student Cigar Lake (Saskatchewan)
🏢 Cameco
📍 Saskatchewan