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Government of Ontario
| | Job Title: | District Geologist Assistant | | Salary: | $835.58 - $931.92 per week | | Category: | Science and Scientific | | Deadline: |
2/8/2012: Expired
| | Location: | Kirkland Lake, Ontario |
Overview Bring your knowledge of geology and strong administrative skills and come work with one of the top 100 Canadian employers of choice for 2012. We offer excellent health benefits, pension plan, and challenging and interesting work in one of Canada's most prolific geological areas.
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Responsibilities In this bilingual position, you will:
assist with property visits, processing and maintaining assessment files
assist with library services
provide technical assistance and information services to clients
maintain databases
carry out general clerical and administrative functions.
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Experience and Qualifications Mandatory requirements:
proficiency in English and oral French at the advanced level
ability to lift heavy objects in excess of 25kg
valid driver's license Specialized knowledge:
knowledge of geology principles and practices
knowledge of exploration and geotechnical assessment work
ability to interpret and apply legislation such as the Mining Act Technical/computer skills:
ability to read and interpret geological maps and air photos
computer proficiency with standard office software (e.g word processors, spreadsheets, databases, internet browsers) with good keyboarding/data entry skills
ability to operate geographic information systems and internet based systems to display and retrieve information People skills:
effective communication, interpersonal and customer service skills to interact with clients Other relevant skills:
good problem solving, investigative and research skills
ability to work independently and set work priorities
knowledge of administrative procedures
ability to conduct field investigations, including traversing across rugged terrain
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