Geotechnical Engineer or Engineer-in-Training

Elk Valley Resources (EVR), a part of the Glencore Group, operates four steelmaking coal mines in British Columbia, employing over 5,000 people. The Geotechnical Engineer/EIT role, based in Sparwood, BC, focuses on pit and spoil slope stability. The position involves performing slope stability assessments, interpreting slope movement, and providing stability guidance for Open Pit Operations. The role requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with opportunities to work on various slope stability evaluations.

The company offers competitive compensation and benefits, including two annual bonus plans, comprehensive benefits, and a retirement package. EVR promotes work-life balance with a compressed work week schedule featuring alternating Fridays off. The location in the Elk Valley offers abundant outdoor activities like biking, skiing, fishing, and hiking.

The successful candidate will join a technical team-based environment, performing regular inspections, managing geotechnical data, coordinating field programs, and supporting drilling operations. They must have a relevant engineering degree and be eligible for EGBC registration. The role combines technical expertise with practical field work, offering opportunities for professional growth in a dynamic mining environment.

EVR is committed to responsible resource development, environmental performance, and building strong community partnerships. The company values diversity and supports employee development through various programs. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to essential mining operations while enjoying the beautiful British Columbia landscape and excellent work-life balance.