Geotechnical Engineer In Training

Detailed Job Description Position Overview This position is responsible for geotechnical aspects of pit wall and waste rock dump to ensure all geotechnical hazards are manageable for safe and efficient mining operations. Accountability Reporting to the Superintendent, Geotechnical Engineering and Geology, is responsible for coordinating and/or executing: Regular field geotechnical inspection. Slope monitoring strategy, installation and interpretation. Geotechnical analysis and reporting: rock mass characterization & slope stability analysis. External reporting: monthly and quarterly geotechnical inspection report for regulatory purposes. Geotechnical drilling campaign. Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in Geological or Mining Engineering from a recognized post-secondary institution Master’s degree in Geological/Geotechnical Engineering preferred Experience in geotechnical open pit mining operations is a strong asset. Experience with slope monitoring system: prims monitoring with Robotic Total Station, Radar monitoring) is a strong asset. Experience in geotechnical underground operations is an asset. Skills & Competencies Strong commitment to safety and a zero-incident workplace Solid understanding of geotechnical aspects in open pit mine: Geology structural mapping. Hydrogeology. Geotechnical field investigation methods. Familiar with RocScience geotechnical software. Experience with MineSight® or Deswik® considered an asset Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite Strong communication and teamwork skills Ability to work in a fast-paced, operations-driven environment Strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities Good time management and ability to adapt to changing priorities Compensation & Benefits CST Coal offers a competitive compensation package, including: Paid vacation RRSP matching Health and wellness benefits Housing No camp facilities available Employees based at site are eligible for a Living Out Allowance (LOA)

The Geotechnical Engineer In Training is responsible for managing geotechnical hazards related to pit walls and waste rock dumps to ensure safe mining operations. This includes conducting field inspections, slope monitoring, and geotechnical analysis and reporting.

Candidates must have a Bachelor’s Degree in Geological or Mining Engineering, with a Master’s degree preferred. Experience in geotechnical open pit mining operations and familiarity with slope monitoring systems are strong assets.

• Paid Vacation • RRSP Matching • Health And Wellness Benefits • Housing • Living Out Allowance

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• Geotechnical Analysis
• Slope Stability Analysis
• Geological Mapping
• Hydrogeology
• Geotechnical Field Investigation
• RocScience Software
• MineSight
• Deswik
• Microsoft Office
• Communication
• Teamwork
• Problem-Solving
• Decision-Making
• Time Management
• Adaptability

• Engineering

Minimum education

Bachelor’s degree

Minimum experience

0+ years

Apply by

Aug 13, 2026

Posting language

English

Working hours

40 hours per week

Seniority

Internship