Bachelor's degree in hydrology, hydrogeology, geology, environmental engineering, or related field preferred
3-5 years of experience in hydrology, hydrogeology, engineering, and/or dewatering preferred
Familiarity with dewatering systems and related principles preferred
Experience with environmental monitoring and compliance preferred
Knowledge of water rights and regulations specific to Nevada preferred
Strong skills in technical communication and data reporting required
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in small teams required
Proficiency in MS Office, EQuIS, GIS, or related software required
Responsibilities
Prevent, identify, and mitigate potential water quantity and quality impacts through regulatory compliance
Coordinate with Dewatering Team and Corporate Hydrology regarding impacts on surface and groundwater
Assist in interpreting and reporting results from various monitoring programs
Oversee development and implementation of water mitigation activities
Assess effectiveness of monitoring and mitigation measures
Recommend monitoring adjustments to comply with State and Federal regulations
Liaise with stakeholders to communicate monitoring results and plans
Ensure accurate data collection and reporting per QA/QC processes
Benefits
Comprehensive compensation package with medical, dental, and vision plans
401k retirement plan with employer contributions
Paid time off and company-sponsored medical clinics
Company match share purchase program
Collaborative and high-performing work environment
Endless opportunities for professional growth and learning
Access to various career opportunities across the organization
Full Job Description
Job Description
Position Description:
We are looking for a Senior Hydrologist to join our Cortez operation. This team is primarily responsible for maintaining environmental compliance by assessing and mitigating potential impacts from mining. Due to the extensive dewatering effort at the mine site, Cortez is seeking an individual to manage compliance with environmental monitoring and develop and implement mitigation activities associated with site dewatering.
Responsibilities:
Responsible for the prevention, identification and mitigation of potential impacts to water quantity and quality by ensuring compliance with the following programs; Cortez Operations Groundwater Surface Water Management Plan, Integrated Monitoring Plan, Seeps & Springs Monitoring Plan, Contingency Mitigation Plan, 3M Plan, infiltration Water Pollution Control Permits and any other associate water mitigation and monitoring plan, as assigned.
Coordinate with the site Dewatering Team and Corporate Hydrology to assess mine related impacts on surface and groundwater quality and quantity.
Assist with the interpretation of, and reporting of, the assigned monitoring programs by routinely assessing results and,
Oversee the development, implementation, monitoring, and reporting of various mitigation activities required.
Assess the effectiveness of various monitoring and mitigation measures.
Recommend additional or other monitoring and mitigation measured to conform to State and Federal regulation
Liaison with various stakeholders (Federal, State and Local) to develop and communicate monitoring results and mitigation plans.
Ensure accurate collection and reporting of water monitoring data in accordance with our Quality Assurance/Quality Control processes on a routine basis.
Lead and develop Environmental Engineers, Coordinators, and Technicians, as assigned.
Assist with planning, design, budget, and oversight of environmental compliance and monitoring programs.
Maintain awareness of site water rights and convey any changes to water management system to water rights managers/corporate social responsibility representatives in a timely fashion.
Assist with water management strategies and data management.
Comply with state and federal health and safety regulations and all company policies and procedures.
Qualifications:
A bachelor's degree in hydrology, hydrogeology, geology, environmental engineering (or similar) preferred.
Minimum of three (3) to five (5) years of verifiable experience in hydrology, hydrogeology, engineering, and/or dewatering preferred.
Experience with dewatering systems, hydrologic and hydrogeologic principles, and hydrologic modeling preferred.
Experience with environmental monitoring and compliance principles preferred
Experience with water rights and regulatory compliance issues in the state of Nevada preferred
Ability to prepare technical communications and effectively communicate results to various levels of expertise required
Demonstrated ability to operate independently and in small multi-disciplinary teams required
Experience with various surface and groundwater sampling and vegetation monitoring techniques preferred
Familiarity with impacts of dewatering activities on groundwater and surface water/vegetation preferred.
Excellent computer skills (eg. MS Office, EQuIS, GIS or other data management/computer programs) required.
Excellent safety record with ability to demonstrate safety leadership required.
What We Can Offer You
A comprehensive compensation package including a competitive medical, dental, and vision plan with national provider networks, a 401k retirement plan with employer contribution, paid time off, company-sponsored medical clinics, company match share purchase program, and much more!
Work in a dynamic, collaborative, progressive, and high-performing team.
Opportunities to grow and learn with the industry colleagues are endless.
Access to a variety of career opportunities across the organization.
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About Barrick Gold Corporation
Barrick Gold Corporation is a mining company that specializes in the production of gold and copper. The company was founded in 1983 by Peter Munk and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada. Barrick Gold operates mines and advanced exploration and development projects on five continents. The company's main focus is on gold, but it also produces copper. Barrick Gold is committed to responsible mining practices and has implemented a number of initiatives to reduce its environmental impact and improve the lives of people in the communities where it operates. The company has faced criticism in the past for its environmental and social practices, but has taken steps to address these concerns.
