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Overview
Are you looking for adventure? Join GEO‑Instruments North America and become part of a dynamic team that travels to major project sites, works hands‑on with cutting‑edge technology, and collaborates with a wide range of professionals on exciting technical challenges.
GEO‑Instruments North America is a leader in geotechnical and structural instrumentation projects, as well as vibration and noise monitoring. Recognized across Canada, the United States, and internationally, we provide innovative, tailored solutions and the full range of expertise required to support all phases of construction and long‑term monitoring. Our team delivers instrumentation and monitoring services across a broad range of sectors including mining, civil engineering, energy, and environmental infrastructure.
Responsibilities
GEO‑Instruments North America is seeking a hands‑on, resourceful Field Technician to support instrumentation and monitoring work on major civil, mining, environmental, and infrastructure projects across Canada.
Field Technician – Geotechnical & Structural Instrumentation – Fort McMurray, AB
- Contract position
- Rotational shift: 14 days on / 14 days off
- Deployment to Fort McMurray
- Possibility of being assigned to other job sites across Canada
Key Responsibilities
- Install, test, and commission geotechnical and structural monitoring instruments on project sites.
- Configure dataloggers, communication systems, and project databases.
- Collect field data, perform quality checks, and troubleshoot issues on site.
- Collaborate closely with project managers, engineers, and fellow field technicians.
- Interact professionally with clients during site coordination and daily operations.
- Prepare field reports, installation documentation, and as‑built information.
- Manage logistics including equipment preparation, inventory, and site planning.
- Maintain strict adherence to safety procedures and site requirements.
Qualifications
- Technical diploma in Civil, Geological, or Mining Engineering Technology (or equivalent).
- Experience with surveying, instrumentation, or monitoring systems (asset).
- Strong mechanical aptitude and hands‑on troubleshooting skills.
- Working knowledge of MS Office; familiarity with networking, electronics, and AutoCAD (assets).
- Strong organization, communication, and teamwork abilities.
- Comfortable traveling extensively and working outdoors on active job sites.
- Valid driver’s license and ability to obtain required safety certifications.
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Why Join Us
- Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits.
- Opportunities to work on high‑profile, challenging projects.
- A supportive, collaborative team culture.
- Career growth and ongoing technical training.
We thank all applicants for their interest. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
GEO‑Instruments North America is committed to building a skilled and diverse workforce that reflects our communities. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, and we encourage qualified women, minorities, veterans, individuals with disabilities, and others to apply.
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