Professional Geologist (PG) license in New York required.
Minimum 10 years of experience in underground construction, shafts, or tunnels.
Proven ability to identify and classify ground conditions in shafts and tunnels.
Experience in geological mapping and rock mass characterization.
Skilled in logging and documenting underground probe drilling activities.
Strong understanding of rock and soil behavior in construction environments.
Excellent observational, analytical, and communication skills.
Responsibilities
Evaluate and document ground conditions in underground shafts and tunnels.
Perform geological and geotechnical mapping of rock masses and excavations.
Classify ground conditions based on observations and project requirements.
Monitor and log underground probe drilling activities.
Identify changes in geological conditions during excavation.
Recommend appropriate ground support based on observations and project drawings.
Maintain accurate geological logs and documentation.
Benefits
Opportunity to work on a significant infrastructure project.
Collaborative work environment with field and project teams.
Engagement in hands-on geological assessments in active construction sites.
Potential for professional growth within a reputable company.
Full Job Description
Expected salary range for this position is $150,000 - $185,000 depending upon experience.
Applicants must be eligible to work in the United States without visa sponsorship now or in the future.
All staffing agency inquiries must be directed exclusively to internal recruiter Matt Bachman at [redacted]. Direct contact from agencies to other employees is not permitted.
Frontier-Kemper, a Tutor Perini Company, is seekinga Senior Geologist to join our Kensico-Eastview Connection Tunnel Project in White Plains, New York.
DESCRIPTION:
As a Senior Geologist at Frontier-Kemper, you will have the opportunity to be responsible for evaluating, documenting, and classifying geological and ground conditions encountered during underground shaft and tunnel construction. This position will work closely with field and project teams to assess rock and ground conditions, document underground observations, and support the selection of appropriate ground support in accordance with project drawings and requirements.
Identify, evaluate, and document ground conditions encountered in underground shafts and tunnels.
Perform geological and geotechnical mapping of exposed rock masses and underground excavations.
Classify ground conditions based on field observations and project requirements.
Monitor, log, and maintain detailed records of underground probe drilling activities.
Evaluate geological conditions encountered during excavation and identify changes or potentially adverse ground conditions.
Select and recommend appropriate ground support based on observed conditions and project drawings.
Maintain accurate geological logs, mapping records, drilling documentation, and other field records.
Communicate geological observations and ground-condition changes to project and field personnel.
Support underground construction activities by providing timely geological assessments as excavation progresses.
Assist the project team in ensuring ground support decisions are consistent with documented field conditions and applicable project requirements.
REQUIREMENTS:
Professional Geologist (PG) license in the State of New York is required.
Minimum of 10 years of experience characterizing ground conditions, preferably involving underground construction, shafts, or tunnels.
Demonstrated ability to identify and classify ground conditions observed in shafts and tunnels.
Experience performing geological mapping and characterization of rock masses.
Experience observing, logging, and documenting underground probe drilling activities.
Ability to evaluate field conditions and select appropriate ground support based on geological observations and project drawings.
Strong understanding of rock and soil behavior in underground construction environments.
Ability to accurately prepare and maintain geological field logs, maps, and technical documentation.
Strong observational, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
Ability to effectively communicate geological and ground-condition information to construction and project personnel.
Comfortable working in active underground construction environments and performing field-based geological assessments.
