Job Description Stantec is currently searching for a Geotechnical Engineering Technologist on a regular full-time basis on rotation in the field, reporting out of the Edmonton office. Under the supervision of the Site Supervisor, the Geotechnical Engineering Technologist is responsible for completing operations maintenance and surveillance monitoring tasks for earthen structures at active mine sites and civil earthwork projects. This position will work independently in the field with support from their Field Supervisor and Project Manager.This is a field position; work schedules will be based on project-specific requirements and will require rotations of 12‑hour shifts (day/night), as well as travel to remote field locations.Your Key Responsibilities Your position may fulfil any of the following roles:Civil Field TechnologistParticipating and following site‑specific Health Safety Environment (HSE) policies and ensuring the safety standard procedures are strictly adhered to with the goal of achieving zero workplace incidents and promoting a safe work environment for allParticipating in daily tailgate meetingsIdentifying and reporting hazards and unsafe conditions and seeking to improve safety with reference to known policies and proceduresDocumenting significant events or observations related to the job (e.g., Environmental, Hazard ID, Job Observations, etc.)Monitoring geotechnical parameters to provide quality control in accordance with design and sampling/testing specificationsCompleting advanced soil sampling and compaction testing using a portable nuclear gaugeInterpreting design and IFC drawings, as well as material and construction specificationsStoring, transporting, and maintaining nuclear densometersDeveloping an understanding of radiation safety, policies and proceduresReporting on technical construction monitoring observations and results and providing guidance during constructionAdhering to quality control, documentation, and data management proceduresContributing to standardized procedures and policies, as well as the identification and execution of shared goals and objectivesTroubleshooting technical issues in the field to consistently deliver high‑quality resultsDemonstrating proficiency in the competencies outlined in the applicable Core Competency ProfileWorking knowledge of geotechnical material testing equipment and soil samplingOperating light vehicles (4x4 pickups) and/or all‑terrain vehicles to gain access to construction areas located throughout the mineIdentifying and engaging with key stakeholders to gather information and backgroundInstrumentation MonitorParticipating and following site‑specific HSE policies and ensuring the safety standard procedures are strictly adhered to with the goal of achieving zero workplace incidents and promoting a safe work environment for allParticipating in daily tailgate meetingsIdentifying and reporting hazards and unsafe conditions and seeking to improve safety with reference to known policies and proceduresDocumenting significant events or observations related to the job (e.g., Environmental, Hazard ID, Job Observations, etc.)Commissioning/initializing, extending, lowering, aiding in trenching, and otherwise modifying geotechnical and/or hydrogeological instruments/wellsAssisting and performing proper decommissioning/abandonment of geotechnical and hydrogeological wells/instrumentsTaking readings from vibrating wire piezometers, pneumatic piezometers, standpipes, transducers, flow meters and pumping wellsMaintaining observation instruments as appropriate; typical tasks may include but are not limited to winterization and miscellaneous maintenance (e.g., removal of water from slope inclinometers, repairing casing caps, guards and other surface appurtenances)Programming, installing and downloading information from data loggersTaking readings from slope inclinometers, in‑place inclinometers and SAAsPerforming maintenance and troubleshooting on cables, data loggers, and automated data acquisition systemsPerforming visual inspection of geotechnical structures and informing the client of any concerns or abnormalitiesPerforming Quality Control (QC) of all readings (e.g., allowing noise in slope inclinometer readings to reduce before recording), data entry, outputs and determining if instrument readings are of good quality or if re‑reads are requiredConducting standard hydrogeological field testing on pumping and monitoring wellsCollecting water samples from monitoring wells, pumping wells, and surface infrastructureEntering, maintaining, and updating instrumentation data files and drawings as directed by the clientDemonstrating proficiency in the competencies outlined in the applicable Core Competency ProfileWorking knowledge of geotechnical material testing equipment and samplingOperating light vehicles (4x4 pickups) and/or all‑terrain vehicles to gain access to instruments located in potentially remote areasIdentifying and engaging with key stakeholders to gather information and backgroundMaintaining, cleaning and adding to or replacing lab equipmentEnsuring tests are completed in accordance with relevant standards. The testing scope completed at the lab encompasses:Moisture content as per ASTM D4643Sieve analysis to no. 200 sieve as per ASTM D422Hydrometer particle size analysis as per ASTM D422Density and unit weight of soil in place by Sand‑Cone as per ASTM D1556Classification of Soils for Engineering Purposes as per ASTM D2487Standard proctor and Modified proctor testing as per ASTM D698 and D1557Maintaining proper chain of custody tracking of all samples from receipt to disposalPrioritizing work to meet the client’s requirementsCompleting Chain of Custody forms and filing appropriately for soil samplesLogging and uploading sampling results to the client’s databaseReceiving samples, scheduling tests, and completing tests. Tracking updates to be provided to the client upon requestDemonstrating proficiency in the competencies outlined in the applicable Core Competency ProfileExtensive experience with northern Alberta glacial geology and Athabasca Oil Sands Geology having worked in the oil sands or glacial soils previouslyQualifications Your Capabilities and CredentialsExperience with laboratory soil testing procedures such as Atterberg Limits, hydrometers, grain size analyses, helpfulKnowledge of advanced soil testing procedures would be an assetCCIL Certification for soils, concrete and asphalt would be an assetKnowledge of soil sampling techniques and construction methodologyAn understanding of ASTM and CSA Standards, as you will be required to know these standards to complete daily tasksWorking knowledge of the Microsoft office suite of programsValid Class 5 Driver’s License with current Driver’s AbstractStandard First Aid Level C with AED, CSTS, and H2S Alive, preferred but not requiredExcellent interpersonal and organizational abilitiesWillingness to be a team player with a strong ability to work independentlyHighly organized, and demonstrate a flexible approach to work assignments, as you may be required to work overtime depending on our clients’ needsThese positions require a pre‑access drug and alcohol testing and criminal background checkEducation and ExperienceA minimum Post‑Secondary Technical Diploma in geological, geotechnical, civil or mining disciplinePrior experience 3‑6 years in a geotechnical laboratory and/or field testingCurrent registration with ASET and hold designation as a T.T, C.Tech. or C.E.T; or demonstrate an ability and willingness to be able to registerProfessional designation with either the Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta (ASET) or the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of BC (ASTTBC) is considered an assetPhysical RequirementsThis position has minimum physical requirements as outlined in the Stantec Field Physical Demands Assessment. A fit for duty assessment may be required prior to deployment in the field and is a condition of employment. Additional physical demands may be required and will be defined in the Project Specific HSE plans.This description is not a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that may be required of the employee and other duties, responsibilities and activities may be assigned or may be changed at any time with or without notice.About the Team Pay Transparency:In compliance with pay transparency laws, pay ranges are provided for positions in locations where required. Please note, the final agreed upon compensation is based on individual education, qualifications, experience, and work location. At Stantec certain roles are bonus eligible. Actual compensation for part‑time roles will be pro‑rated based on the agreed number of working hours per week.Benefits Summary:Regular full‑time and part‑time employees (working at least 20 hours per week) will have access to health, dental, and vision plans, a wellness program, health care spending account, wellness spending account, group registered retirement savings plan, employee stock purchase program, group tax‑free savings account, life and accidental death & dismemberment (AD&D) insurance, short‑term/long‑term disability plans, emergency travel benefits, tuition reimbursement, professional membership fee coverage, and paid time off.Temporary/casual employees will have access to group registered retirement savings plan, employee stock purchase program, and group tax‑free savings account.The benefits information listed above may not apply to union positions because benefits for such positions are governed by applicable collective bargaining agreements.Job InfoJob Identification Posting Date 05/12/2026, 08:43 PMLocation 300‑ Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB, T5J 0K4, CA (Hybrid)#J-18808-Ljbffr