Contract Surveyor

at  B2Gold Nunavut

DESIRED COMPETENCIES AND REQUIREMENTS

• Three to five (3-5) years’ experience in Surveying for drill programs on remote sites in extreme weather conditions;
• Experience performing downhole gyro surveys for bore hole orientation and control on exploration drill programs;
• Degree in Engineering or Geomatics;
• Familiarity with the Sprint IQ Gyro. WHIMS Certification and/or Level 1 First Aid considered an asset; and
• Physically able to lift a minimum of 50 lbs., walk and stand for long periods of time and perform physical labour.

APPLICATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION

Kitikmeot Inuit, Nunavut Inuit, and Residents receive priority hiring consideration, if one these categories applies, please state it after the reference number in the subject line. We thank all for their interest but are only considering applicants with working rights in Canada.
B2Gold Nunavut prioritizes local employment, supports empowerment initiatives, and continuously works towards a people profile that matches the demographics of the respective national settings in which we operate, while appreciating our inclusive culture that attracts talent from around the world. As an equal opportunity employer, B2Gold Nunavut values diversity and we encourage all qualified candidates to apply.
The B2Gold Back River Corp. owned Back River Project is a significant undertaking with contributions from both B2Gold Nunavut and valued Contractors. Although we appreciate your interest in working for B2Gold Nunavut directly; if you are not selected for employment with B2Gold Nunavut or we have no current work available that is suitable for your skill set, B2Gold Nunavut may share your application material with our contractors for positions that they are seeking to fill. If you do not want your resume shared, please indicate so in the subject line of your email and we will retain a copy of your application material for our internal records only.
We will retain application material on file for future vacancies (openings within 6-12 months) for consideration; however, you are encouraged to apply to any opening you may be suited for. If selected to move forward a member of our team will be in touch.

• Perform daily surveying tasks, including, Laying out drill hole collars, conducting downhole gyro and field surveys, collecting final drill hole coordinates and assessing drill sites for operational efficiency and safety;
• Support geological and geophysical programs in a safe and efficient manner;
• Conduct regular drill site visits to assess conditions, collect data, and recommend improvements;
• Plan, lay out, and maintain trails for mobile equipment to optimize safety and operational efficiency;
• Prepare and submit reports on completed work to the Supervisor;
• Participate in daily toolbox meetings to ensure alignment with safety protocols and policies; and
• Maintain compliance with environmental regulations, health and safety standards, and company policies during all geological activities.