Geological Database Manager Jobs in Nevada (NOW HIRING)

The Staff Geologist works with the Geology Team to support surface and exploration programs through drill-rig check-ins, geologic and geotechnical logging, mapping, drilling daily-report reconciliation, data management, and technical support for exploration activities.

Pumpkin Hollow is entering a new chapter under new ownership and operational leadership. Located near Yerington in one of Nevada’s established mining regions, Pumpkin Hollow offers the opportunity to work on a significant copper asset and contribute directly to its long-term development. The team is focused on building a safe, disciplined, and successful operation and is committed to providing employees with the leadership, tools, and resources needed to succeed. This is an opportunity for motivated professionals to help shape the future of Pumpkin Hollow while supporting the responsible development of copper in Nevada.

The Staff Geologist is an individual contributor who reports to the Chief Geologist and works collaboratively with the broader geology team. Their contributions are critical to mission success and are aligned with, and support, the team’s overall operational and exploration objectives.

• Conduct daily checkins at drill rigs and support drill supervision in accordance with established procedures
• Conduct surface and drillcore geological and geotechnical mapping and data collection
• Log diamond drill core and maintain accurate geological and geotechnical records
• Reconcile and support approval of drilling daily reports (DDRs) and associated records
• Enter, validate, and maintain exploration, drilling, mapping, and sampling data in the geological database
• Work with Exploration, Mine Geology, Technical Services, Operations, laboratories, contractors, and other departments as needed
• Assist with geological interpretations, studies, and exploration projects; perform other tasks as required in support of company objectives
• Help plan and coordinate surface exploration drilling programs, including drill sequencing, site preparation, access, scheduling, and logistical requirements.
• Promote and maintain a strong safety culture by ensuring drilling and field activities comply with company policies, MSHA requirements, site procedures, and applicable regulations; identify and communicate hazards

The above items are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all accountabilities and duties. Other duties required as assigned.

Experience and Training:

The incumbent must have proficient knowledge in the following areas:

• Bachelor of Science Degree in Geology
• 25 years of professional experience in mining, resource development or exploration geology
• Surface exploration, resource definition or drilling exposure preferred
• Experience with logging diamond drill core and rockchip samples including the accurate recording of lithology, alteration, mineralization, structure, and geotechnical characteristics
• Drilling program management and coordination and other contractor management is highly regarded.
• Familiarity with mineralized systems, rock alteration, and geologic and structural mapping
• Experience with skarn and base metals systems preferred
• Strong understanding of mining operations and drill techniques
• Capable of utilizing latest computer & software technologies such as Microsoft office products, acQuire GIM Suite, and 3D software such as Leapfrog, Deswik.
Skills and Abilities:The incumbent must demonstrate the following skills:
• Ability to effectively communicate and interact with individuals and groups and contractors
• Excellent oral and written communication skills and active listening skills
• Effective analytical skills
• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work with all levels of internal employees and external stakeholders
• Highly effective organizational skills
• Ability to communicate effectively in oneonone, small and large group settings
• Ability to take initiative and work independently in a resultsoriented environment
• Strong commitment to hazard identification, risk management, and compliance with MSHA and site safety requirements
• Proficiency in geological data collection, validation, QA/QC, and record management
Core Value Attributes:The Staff Geologist must demonstrate the following personal attributes:
• Build Trust and Respect
• Extreme Ownership take responsibility for your role, outcomes, and the overall success of the team
• Solutions Oriented seeking innovative, safe solutions with initiative
• Effective Communication clear communication to foster teamwork across all departments
Physical Demands:

Check off all physical demands of the position. The following definitions are to be used in completing the frequency of the Physical demands:

Constant (C)67 -100% of task time (40-60 mins. Per hour or 1 lift per 15 seconds

Frequent (F)34-66% of task time (20-40 mins. Per hour or 1 lift every 2 mins)

Occasional (O)6-33% of task time (3-20 mins. Per hour or 1 lift every 30 mins)

Rare (R)0-5% of task time (3 mins. Per hour)

Physical Demands- Frequency (C, F, O, or R)

Lifting _50___ pounds☒F

Sitting☒C

Walking☒F

Standing☒F

Bending neck☒F

Twisting neck☒F

Bending waist (forward or sideways☒F

Balancing☒O

Squatting (crouch or sit on one’s heels)☒O

Climbing☒R

Kneeling☒R

Crawling☒RReach above shoulder height☒O

Reach below shoulder height☒O

Driving☒F

Stooping☒O

Pushing☒O

Pulling☒O

Talking☒C

Hearing☒C

Repetitive motions☒C

Other Mine Rescuer_______________☒R

Other________________☐Work Schedule and Personal Protective Equipment:

The incumbent works a minimum 40 hour/week schedule in support of department objectives. Position may require weekend or evening work depending on organizational and operational requirements. Personal Protective Equipment required for the field work portion of this position includes, but is not limited to, hard hat, safety glasses, hearing protection, and steel-toed boots. All equipment must be MSHA approved as applicable.