Job Description
Responsibilities:
- Inspecting the composition of naturally-occurring formations at each prospective site.
- Drawing an array of samples and studying these in the laboratory.
- Determining the likelihood of consequential movements in the land.
- Reviewing prevailing weather patterns and searching for noteworthy anomalies.
- Suggesting effective fixes to geotechnical obstacles.
- Calculating all requisite costs and material resources.
- Sharing your final evidence-based verdicts with stakeholders.
- Bachelor’s degree in geotechnical engineering.
- Completion of a pertinent graduate program is preferred.
- Accredited by the appropriate council.
- Demonstrable experience as a geotechnical engineer.
- Expertise in geology, climatology, chemistry, and mathematics.
- Refined sample extraction and transportation skills.
- Well-honed and updated laboratory skills.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities.