Senior Geotechnical Engineer

As a Site Geologist, your primary responsibility will be to evaluate various sites by inspecting natural formations, reviewing weather patterns, and studying geological maps and aerial photographs. You will also be required to assess risks by identifying geological hazards and environmentally sensitive features such as landfills. Your role will involve the collection of samples including soil, bedrock, groundwater, and other materials for analysis. You will then be responsible for conducting data analysis by creating computer models and calculations to interpret the collected data accurately. Additionally, you will provide recommendations based on your findings, advising on the suitability of construction materials, proposed site usage, and methods to minimize environmental impact. Your expertise will also be crucial in monitoring the construction process to ensure the stability of structures during and after completion. Effective collaboration with clients, other professionals, and stakeholders is vital in this role. Building strong relationships and sharing your findings with relevant parties will be key to success in this position.,