Exploration Geologists & Field Technician's

Job summary

Exploration Geologists plan and execute exploration programs, including target generation, field mapping, sampling, drilling oversight, core logging, data integration, and technical reporting. Exploration Technicians support field campaigns through core processing, sampling, drill and geophysical logistics, site maintenance, and accurate data recording.

Job details

Company Overview VoiseyScore Inc. is a technology-driven mineral exploration services company advancing high-potential resource projects across Canada and beyond. We combine rigorous fieldwork, advanced data analytics, and modern exploration technology to deliver actionable insights for both client-led programs and in-house exploration initiatives. Our multidisciplinary team integrates expertise across geology, geochemistry, project management, market communications, and software development to systematically evaluate prospects and build long-term value. Guided by safety, integrity, efficiency, and technical excellence, we offer dynamic, hands-on field opportunities and strong career development for professionals passionate about discovery. Exploration Geologist Positions: Role Overview The Exploration Geologist is a full-time, hybrid role supporting remote field execution and geological evaluations across Canada. Operating in dynamic field environments, this position is responsible for driving projects from target generation through program completion. Key Responsibilities Project Planning & Operations: Perform desktop reviews, target generation, program planning, permitting, and health, safety, and environmental (HSE) compliance. Field Execution: Conduct geological mapping, geological interpretation, field prospecting, and geochemical sampling programs. Contractor & Program Management: Manage diamond drilling and geophysical contractors, including drill site management and survey logistics. Core Handling & Data Capture: Perform detailed core logging to document lithology, structure, alteration, and mineralization; oversee QA/QC and sampling protocols. Technical Integration: Collaborate with senior staff to refine deposit models, build GIS/3D datasets, prepare technical reports, and maintain organized field reporting records. Qualifications Education & Credentials: B.Sc. or higher in Geology, Earth Sciences, or a related discipline. Valid driver’s license and clean criminal background check required. Technical Expertise: Background and knowledge in geological mapping, core logging, drill management, geological interpretations, and/or applied geochemistry. Software Proficiency: Hands-on experience with GIS platforms, 3D geological modeling tools, and standard office software. Field Operations: Proven ability to work safely and independently in remote environments, rugged terrain, and adverse weather conditions. Assets: Previous industry experience; valid certifications in Advanced First Aid, Chainsaw, Helicopter Safety, or light vehicle operation (ATV, Snowmobile, Small Boat). Exploration Technician Positions: Role Overview The Exploration Technician is a full-time, hybrid role responsible for supporting field operations, sampling programs, core processing, and logistics for exploration programs across Canada. Working directly alongside exploration geologists, this role ensures field campaigns run safely, efficiently, and with high data quality. Key Responsibilities Core Handling & Processing: Assist in core shack setup, core mark-up, rock saw cutting, sample bagging, and lab delivery coordination. Field Sampling & Prospecting: Execute geochemical sampling (soil, till, stream sediment) and assist with prospecting surveys using field data collection tools. Logistics & Drill Support: Clear drill access paths, support trench excavation and cleaning, and assist with geophysical setup, teardown, and field logistics. Site Support: Perform general maintenance, construction, site remediation, and equipment support as required. Qualifications Experience: Field experience in mineral exploration, core processing, or geochemical sampling in a camp setting is strongly preferred. Technical Skills: Familiarity with sampling methodology, core saw operation, field tools, and accurate data recording. Operational Readiness: Ability to perform demanding manual labor safely in remote, rugged, and variable weather conditions over long hours. Credentials: Valid driver’s license and clean criminal background check required. Assets: Practical carpentry/chainsaw skills; certifications or experience in Advanced First Aid, Helicopter Safety, or light vehicle operation (ATV, Snowmobile, Small Boat). Culture & Benefits We are a tight-knit, collaborative team passionate about being on the front lines of mineral discovery. We support our team with: Competitive wages and comprehensive coverage of all travel, accommodation, and field expenses. Coverage for professional membership licenses and continuing education fees. Hands-on training, mentorship, professional development, and career advancement opportunities. Diverse project size and commodity exposure from very early-stage frontier exploration to large scale operating mine sites and large scale diamond drill programs.

What you’ll do

Exploration Geologists plan and execute exploration programs, including target generation, field mapping, sampling, drilling oversight, core logging, data integration, and technical reporting. Exploration Technicians support field campaigns through core processing, sampling, drill and geophysical logistics, site maintenance, and accurate data recording.

Requirements

Geologists require a bachelor's degree or higher in geology, earth sciences, or a related discipline, a valid driver's license, and the ability to work safely and independently in remote field conditions; relevant geological and software experience is expected. Technicians need a valid driver's license and the ability to perform demanding fieldwork safely, while prior exploration, core processing, or sampling experience is strongly preferred.

Benefits

• Travel Expense Coverage
• Accommodation Coverage
• Field Expense Coverage
• Professional Membership and License Fee Coverage
• Continuing Education Fee Coverage
• Hands-On Training
• Mentorship
• Professional Development
• Career Advancement Opportunities

Listed skills

• Technical · Preferred
• Logistics · Preferred
• Mapping · Preferred
• Integration · Preferred
• maintenance · Preferred
• Development · Preferred
• management · Preferred
• safety · Preferred
• Software · Preferred
• Execution · Preferred
• expense · Preferred
• First Aid · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Geological Mapping
• Geological Interpretation
• Target Generation
• Geochemical Sampling
• Core Logging
• Diamond Drill Management
• Drill Site Management
• GIS
• 3D Geological Modeling
• QA/QC
• Field Data Collection
• Core Processing
• Field Prospecting
• Contractor Management
• Remote Field Operations
• Health, Safety, and Environmental Compliance

Job areas

• Science & Research
• Environmental & Sustainability
• Engineering
• Trades
• Logistics