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Geological Technician

Canadian Natural Resources Β· Energy & Resources
πŸ“ Calgary, AB, CanadaOn-siteβœ“ Verified🏒 31 other open roles β†’
πŸ’΅ Estimated pay
$25.00 to $40.30 an hour
This posting does not list pay. Typical for geological and mineral technologists and technicians, Calgary region: median $31.25 an hour. Source: Job Bank. An estimate for the occupation, not this employer.

The Opportunity: At Canadian Natural, we are proud to be a leader in Canada’s energy industry. Join us and help drive innovation and long-term value through integrity, teamwork, and a passion for doing things right. Make your mark while you grow your career!

As an Area Geological Technologist / Technician supporting the Exploration Department at Canadian Natural, you will work directly with area geologists and multidisciplinary asset teams to progress development opportunities, maintain reliable geological and well data, and deliver maps, reports and technical products that support day-to-day and longer-range decisions. This role is suited to a practical, detail-oriented self-starter who can manage competing priorities across multi-disciplinary areas. The successful candidate will combine strong geological software capability with a positive attitude, disciplined data management, clear communication and proactive follow-up.

- Job location: Calgary, Alberta - Work schedule: 5 x ...

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