Field Geophysicist

About the role

The Field Geophysicist will operate a range of geophysical and geotechnical equipment to support site investigation projects across Canada. The role involves safe, efficient data acquisition, equipment logistics, and collaboration with senior geophysicists and project managers.

Key responsibilities

• Operate and maintain equipment for 2D surface seismic, electrical resistivity tomography, borehole seismic, nuclear magnetic resonance, magnetometry, multi‑beam bathymetry, sub‑bottom profiling, GNSS, CPTu and other in‑situ testing tools.
• Assist operators, organize mobilization/demobilization logistics, and perform routine equipment maintenance.
• Collect, log and submit field data, notes and photos daily to senior staff or clients.
• Adhere to ConeTec’s safety culture, report incidents, and follow safety protocols.

Required profile

• Bachelor’s degree in Geophysics, Geology or Applied Science.
• Valid driver’s licence with a clean record.
• Physical ability to lift up to 50 lb, work in varied weather and terrain, and travel for extended periods.
• Strong work ethic, independent and team‑oriented attitude.

Required skills

• Experience or familiarity with 2D surface seismic, electrical resistivity tomography, borehole seismic, nuclear magnetic resonance, magnetometry, multi‑beam bathymetry, sub‑bottom profiling, GNSS, CPTu and sampling systems.
• Basic electrical and mechanical troubleshooting (asset, not required).