Job Description
Responsibilities
Traveling to meeting and evaluation sites.
Inspecting the composition of naturally-occurring formations at each prospective site.
Drawing an array of samples and studying these in the laboratory.
Determining the likelihood of consequential movements in the land.
Reviewing prevailing weather patterns and searching for noteworthy anomalies.
Suggesting effective fixes to geotechnical obstacles.
Calculating all requisite costs and material resources.
Sharing your final evidence-based verdicts with stakeholders.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in geotechnical engineering.
Completion of a pertinent graduate program is preferred.
Accredited by the appropriate council.
Demonstrable experience as a geotechnical engineer.
Valid driver's license.
Expertise in geology, climatology, chemistry, and mathematics.
Refined sample extraction and transportation skills.
Well-honed and updated laboratory skills.
Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities.
