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Ur-Energy

Geophysical Logging Technician (Lost Creek)

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A Physical or Geoscience Technician works with supervising geoscientists and geophysicists and uses specialized equipment to collect data on the earth's surface and interior. May assist with prospecting for underground sources of oil or gas.

$49,254 / year median in Wyoming

+10% projected growth

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Geophysical Logging Technician Ur-Energy ~ Lost Creek
ISR, LLC
| Lost Creek, WY Full-Time • Hourly, Non-Exempt About the Role Lost Creek ISR, LLC, an Ur-Energy company, is looking for a Geophysical Logging Technician to operate our truck-mounted logging equipment and collect down-hole data across drill holes and wells at our Lost Creek ISR operation. You'll process and present that data, and support surveying, lithologic logging, and GIS work — independently and as part of the geology team. What You'll Do Operate a truck-mounted geophysical logging system to collect down-hole data on drilled holes and wells Maintain, calibrate, and troubleshoot logging, surveying, and down-hole camera equipment Assist with lithologic descriptions, GPS surveying, and cased well logging Enter and manage drilling, well, and GIS data in company databases Coordinate with field supervisors and drillers to keep drilling on schedule What You'll Need Valid, unrestricted driver's license with an insurable driving record Associate's degree or technical certificate (math, science, GIS, or related) or equivalent experience preferred Comfort with Windows-based programs and willingness to learn GIS and logging software Ability to work independently in remote, outdoor settings for extended periods Strong communication and basic math skills Physical Requirements Regularly stands, walks, reaches, and uses hands; frequently climbs, stoops, kneels, or crawls. Lifts up to 25 lbs regularly, 50 lbs frequently, and 75 lbs occasionally. Works around moving mechanical parts and outdoor weather conditions.