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Coordinate with geologists, mine engineers, surveyors, and environmental specialists. Manage contractors and geotechnical consultants when required. Mentor junior engineers and technicians. Present ...

Male Associates, an employee-owned, multi-discipline engineering, surveying, and architectural firm based in the Capital Region, is seeking a motivated Geotechnical Engineer to join our Latham, NY ...

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Male Associates, an employee-owned, multi-discipline engineering, surveying, and architectural firm based in the Capital Region, is seeking a motivated Geotechnical Engineer to join our Latham, NY ...

Coordinate with geologists, mine engineers, surveyors, and environmental specialists. Manage contractors and geotechnical consultants when required. Mentor junior engineers and technicians. Present ...

Coordinate with geologists, mine engineers, surveyors, and environmental specialists. Manage contractors and geotechnical consultants when required. Mentor junior engineers and technicians. Present ...

Conduct geotechnical investigations including drilling programs, rock and soil sampling, laboratory ... Coordinate with geology, mine engineering, survey, environmental teams, contractors, and ...

... engineers, surveyors, and environmental specialists. • Manage contractors and geotechnical consultants when required. • Mentor junior engineers and technicians. • Present findings and ...

Conduct geotechnical engineering studies and surveys to gain further information on a particular design, issue, and/or to plan for future needs. * Assist in the analysis, evaluation, and ...

... surveys, blueprints, GIS data, subsurface information, maps, geotechnical data, and other matrices ... for project development, design, and construction. * Maintain quality control standards and ...

... surveys, blueprints, GIS data, subsurface information, maps, geotechnical data, and other matrices ... for project development, design, and construction. * Maintain quality control standards and ...

Conduct geotechnical engineering studies and surveys to gain further information on a particular design, issue, and/or to plan for future needs. * Assist in the analysis, evaluation, and ...

Coordinate with geologists, mine engineers, surveyors, and environmental specialists. Manage contractors and geotechnical consultants when required. Mentor junior engineers and technicians. Present ...

Coordinate with geologists, mine engineers, surveyors, and environmental specialists. * Manage contractors and geotechnical consultants when required. * Mentor junior engineers and technicians.

Coordinate with geologists, mine engineers, surveyors, and environmental specialists. * Manage contractors and geotechnical consultants when required. * Mentor junior engineers and technicians.

Conduct geotechnical engineering studies and surveys to gain further information on a particular design, issue, and/or to plan for future needs. * Assist in the analysis, evaluation, and ...

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Geotechnical Engineer

Elko, NV • On-site

Turner Mining Group
Coal, Metals and Minerals Mining • 201 - 500 employees

Full-time

Re-posted 18 days ago


Job description

The Opportunity

The Geotechnical Engineer is responsible for evaluating soil, rock, effects of

groundwater, and geologic conditions to ensure the safe and efficient design,

construction, and operation of mining projects. This role supports open-pit mines,

underground mines, tailings storage facilities, waste dumps, haul roads, and related

infrastructure by assessing ground stability and geotechnical risks.

Geotechnical Engineers work closely with mine planning, geology, operations,

environmental, and civil engineering teams to optimize mine safety, production, and

long-term stability.


Responsibilities

Conduct geotechnical investigations including drilling programs, rock and soil

sampling, laboratory testing, and field mapping.

Analyze rock mass behavior, slope stability, ground support requirements, and

soil mechanics.

Develop geotechnical models for open-pit and underground mining operations.

Perform advanced numerical modelling using FLAC3D and industry-leading

constitutive models to support complex geotechnical assessments.

Support stope sequencing, mine design optimization, and excavation stability

assessments.

Design and evaluate:

Stope dimensions and estimates of ore dilution and Equivalent Linear

Overbreak Slough (ELOS)

Underground ground support systems

Pit slopes and bench configurations

Waste rock dumps

Tailings storage facilities

Use geotechnical software for modeling and stability analysis including advanced

numerical modelling approaches.

Support and contribute to Ground Control Management Plans (GCMPs), TARPs,

and geotechnical risk management processes.

Monitor ground conditions using instrumentation such as prisms, piezometers,

extensometers, and radar systems.

Interpret and manage geotechnical monitoring data, including prism,

MPBX/extensometer, radar, and other instrumentation outputs.

Identify geotechnical hazards including slope failures, rockfalls, subsidence, and

seismic risks.

Develop mitigation plans and emergency response recommendations.

Perform inspections and prepare stability assessments and technical reports.

Provide day-to-day geotechnical guidance to mine operations teams.

Work closely with operations teams to develop practical and implementable

geotechnical solutions.

Recommend operational changes to improve safety and production efficiency.

Support drill-and-blast optimization from a geotechnical perspective.

Participate in mine planning and scheduling meetings.

Ensure compliance with mining regulations, environmental standards, and

company safety policies.

Prepare technical documentation, risk assessments, and engineering reports.

Support permitting and regulatory submissions.

Coordinate with geologists, mine engineers, surveyors, and environmental

specialists.

Manage contractors and geotechnical consultants when required.

Mentor junior engineers and technicians.

Present findings and recommendations to management and stakeholders.


The above responsibilities are representative and may not include all assigned duties.


Education and Experience

Bachelor's degree in Mining Engineering, Geological Engineering, Geotechnical

Engineering or related field.

Master's degree in Geotechnical Engineering or Rock Mechanics preferred.

5-8+ years of mining geotechnical experience

Knowledgeable in rock mechanics and soil mechanics

Experience with slope stability analysis, ground support design and data

interpretation and technical reporting

Experience with geotechnical and mine design software such as FLAC3D,

Rocscience Suite (Unwedge and Dips), GeoStudio, Surpac, Vulcan, AutoCAD, and

GIS platforms.

Experience with advanced numerical modelling software, FLAC3D, will be viewed

favorably; however, training and mentoring will be available for suitable

candidates.


Employment Type: FULL_TIME