Position Summary

Reporting to the Project Geologist, the Field Technician Lead is responsible for ensuring the work of the Field Technicians is completed in a safe, efficient and effective manner. The incumbent will perform duties such as inventory tracking, supply ordering, sample despatching, training, and vehicle and equipment maintenance, as well as the general duties of a field technician as time allows.

This position is located at the Project site, working on a 14 days in/14 days out rotation.

Accountabilities/Responsibilities:

• Demonstrate leadership in Health, Safety and Environment through personal behaviours and conversations.
• Establish and promote a respectful and healthy work environment.
• Promote a proactive approach of continuous improvement by reporting all Health, Safety and Environment incidents and communicate solutions.
• Track and update inventory.
• Order and manage supplies and consumables required for field operations.
• Coordinate and oversee the despatching of exploration samples.
• Deliver and coordinate training for field technicians on technical procedures, safety protocols, and equipment use.
• Manage core storage facilities, ensuring proper organization, labeling, and accessibility.
• Oversee fuel logistics for remote projects, including tracking usage and coordinating resupply.
• Coordinate maintenance schedules and readiness of field vehicles and ATVs.
• Monitor the progress of field technician assignments and ensure timely completion of tasks.
• Maintain accurate records and provide regular updates to senior exploration staff.
• Cut and move diamond drill core.
• Cut drill pads, trails and access roads with a chainsaw or brush saw.
• Survey drill collar locations, trench outlines, and other features using high-accuracy GPS.
• Piece together and mark up oriented diamond drill core.
• Wash and clean recently excavated trenches.
• Take photos of drill core and samples.
• Cut and collect channel samples in trenches.
• Collect till and soil samples.
• Prospect and collect grab rock samples.
• Geotechnical measurements of diamond drill core including Rock Mass Rating, specific gravity and magnetic susceptibility.
• Load and unload tools or materials.
• Adhere to all company policies and procedures.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Education and Experience Required:

• High school diploma or equivalent; or a significant amount of related experience in a similar role is required.
• Experience in a previous lead role is considered an asset.

• Experience with chainsaws and other power tools is considered an asset.
• Experience with GPS and navigation skills is considered an asset.
• Experience working in a remote industrial environment is preferred.

Skills and Knowledge:

• Knowledge of health, safety, and environmental requirements at remote sites.
• Competent with Microsoft Office and data-management software.
• Knowledge and experience specific to field operations and logistics.
• Knowledge of the repair and assembly of equipment.
• Ability to read diagrams and/or instructions.
• Flexibility regarding work activities and type of work requirements.
• The ability to work in a multi-discipline, multi-tasking, team environment.
• Attention to detail and keen on ensuring job is completed efficiently and correctly.
• Ability to work in adverse terrain and weather conditions. 
• Ability to do the following in accordance with the task for an extended period: climbing, crouching/squatting, kneeling/crawling, trunk bending, stooping, and reaching up and out for material.
• Perform repetitive hand work and work with arms above shoulder height.
• The ability to manage heavy physical work, which is defined as maximal lifting, carrying, pushing, or pulling up to 50 lbs.
• A valid driver license and a driver’s abstract.