What You'll Do
Oversee field survey activities across northern Canada, ensuring accurate data collection for legal boundaries, mineral claims, mining developments, and construction projects. Work directly with project managers to align field results with client goals and deliver reliable, timely outcomes. Maintain clear communication with both field and office teams to support smooth project execution.
Document and transfer all field data, including notes, measurements, and calculations, to office personnel for processing. Operate and maintain survey instruments such as GPS/GNSS rovers, total stations, and utility locators, ensuring equipment remains in optimal condition. Follow all safety protocols and contribute to a culture of health and hazard awareness in remote locations.
Lead by example in physical endurance and field navigation, often working in isolated areas while carrying gear over long distances. Support team efficiency and adherence to schedules, adapting to changing project demands in northern climates.
Requirements
- Completion of a Geomatics or related technical diploma program
- Proven field survey experience, with demonstrated leadership in outdoor environments
- Holding a valid Class 5 driver’s license
- Physical capability to work in demanding terrain and extreme weather conditions
Preferred Qualifications
- Current CLS designation or enrollment as an Articling Pupil
- Background in energy, mining, or construction surveying
- Current safety certifications such as H2S, First Aid, CSTS, or Wildlife Awareness training
- Strong wilderness navigation skills and comfort in remote outdoor settings
Benefits
- Competitive salary with premium pay for northern operations
- Comprehensive health and dental coverage
- RRSP matching program
- Employee ownership structure offering shared success
- Relocation support for candidates moving to Yellowknife
- Fly-in/fly-out option with flexible off-shift scheduling (6–8 weeks on site)
- Access to ongoing training and professional development opportunities
Work Environment
This role is based in Yellowknife, NWT, with frequent travel to project sites across northern Canada. Permanent relocation is preferred, though a fly-in/fly-out arrangement is available. The position involves extended periods in remote field locations, requiring self-reliance, adaptability, and strong field safety practices. The company promotes work-life balance and supports long-term career growth through mentorship and skill advancement.
