Student, Geology

In this role, you will

• Ensure acquisition and management of diamond drill core logging, record data into the database, and verify the accurate selection and shipment of core samples;
• Provide oversight for underground tunneling activities, including input on development and ground conditions, and ensuring that prints are followed;
• Maintain good communication with miners and members of the engineering and geology departments;
• Be responsible for recording and reporting New Austrian tunneling method activity, underground mapping of development headings, computerized data management, data quality assurance/quality control, and radiometric probing.

Required

• entering your third or fourth year, or enrolling in a masters program, in geology or --geological engineering;
• strong verbal and written communication skills, excellent computer skills, and the ability to -work both independently and in a team environment;
• ability and willingness to perform manual labour, including heavy lifting, as required for this position;
• valid class 5 drivers license;
• safety-oriented work attitude;
• work a rotational schedule, including night shift, and commute to site by aircraft; and
• you must be returning to school for the academic semester following your work term with Cameco.

Recommended

• previous experience with exploration or in a mine geology work environment;
• experience working underground;
• experience with core logging;
• knowledge of mining software (Vulcan, acQuire); and
• knowledge of Athabasca Basin uranium ore characteristics.

This is a 16-month full-time temporary student term, starting May 2027 until end of August 2028.Interviews will take place in January 2027. Students will be notified if they are selected for an interview.Salary Range: $97,020-$121,270