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 workplace 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.
J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Geology Student Cigar Lake Saskatoon
🏢 Cameco
📍 Saskatoon