Summary description:

Transitioning service members are welcome to apply to Logic Geophysics’ as part of the SkillBridge program. We offer the opportunity to work in the field around Alaska, seeing many remote parts of the state while learning technical skills such as geophysical and GPS data collection, remote site logistics, Alaskan operations, and more. Specific training opportunities include geophysical technician, collecting data with scientific instruments in rugged terrain and remote conditions while learning different methods applicable to engineering, environmental, mining, and oil & gas applications. If you enjoy being outside, manual work, and intellectual stimulation, we have a place for you!

Job description:

A Geophysical Survey Technician supports geophysical investigations by operating specialized equipment to measure underground features and geological structures. The role involves fieldwork, equipment setup, data collection, and assisting with data processing and reporting. Key Responsibilities include • Operate geophysical instruments such as seismic, magnetic, gravity, electrical resistivity, and ground-penetrating radar equipment. • Conduct field surveys to collect subsurface data at project sites. • Set up and maintain survey equipment, including sensors, cables, GPS units, and recording systems. • Record and monitor data during surveys to ensure accuracy and completeness. • Perform basic data processing and quality checks using specialized software. • Assist geophysicists or project managers with interpreting survey results. • Follow safety procedures during field operations, often in remote or challenging environments. • Transport, calibrate, and maintain instruments and survey gear.

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