Geologist

** ********** *****

PO Box ***, Pasadena,

Newfoundland and Labrador,

Canada, A0L-1K0

December 23, 2013

To whom it may concern

My name is Mark King and I am applying for the position of

"Geologist". I have completed a Bachelor of Science degree at Memorial

University of Newfoundland on April 24, 2003. My major is within the

discipline of Earth Science/Geology with concentrations in Economic Mineral

Deposits.

The laboratory components of my degree program give me the necessary

skills (analytical, organizational, written and verbal) in which to carry

out scientific analysis of all types of data. Previous studies in Economic

Geology involved a systematic review of genetic models for the principle

types of metallic mineral deposits as well as an examination of

representative suites of samples of different types of metallic mineral

deposits. The use of reflective and transmitted light microscopy was a

necessary component in the evaluation of these mineral deposits.

My recent work experiences with Cameco Australia Pty have challenged

me unlike any other previous roll in my field of expertise. The diversity

of the geology coupled with the structural complexity of the project area I

primarily worked in, helped me understand the importance of time as a

function of the mineralizing events that dictate the size, shape,

complexity and invariably the economics of potential mineral deposits. The

opportunity to work in the geologically distinct environment that is

Australia will be an invaluable experience for the rest of my professional

career.

My work experiences with NovaGold, Belloy Petroleum, ESO Uranium,

Fronteer Development Group and the Department of Natural Resources,

Geological Survey have enlightened me to the diverse geology within the

country of Canada. The jobs consisted of a constantly changing work

environment that required a strong background in all facets of geology. My

previous work experiences have enlightened me to the diversity of the

situations encountered during employment. They have taught me how to

handle situations that required quick thinking and strong decision making

in order to achieve a positive outcome.

Throughout my educational and professional career, my interpersonal

relationships with co-workers and the general public have been nothing but

positive. The knowledge gained by these experiences is invaluable. I

request the opportunity for an interview, at a time convenient for you, so

as to elaborate further on my previous experiences. My references are

available upon request. Any questions or comments are welcome. I thank

you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

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Mark King

PO Phone: 1 (709)

Box 218-***-****

Cell: 1 (709)

Pasadena, NL. 638-1127

Canada E-mail: mark.king12

A0L-1K0 *@*****.***

Mark King

Objective Full time employment with a reputable organization at a

position related to my field of expertise.

Education 1996 - 2003

Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, NL

BSc Earth Science

Graduated April 24, 2003

Professiona

l July 2008 - Present

Experience Cameco (Cameco Australia Pty, Ltd) Perth,

Australia

Project Geologist (Alligator Rivers Uranium Fields, Arnhem

Land, Northern Territory)

Plan and execute regional/prospect scale mapping/sampling

programs for prospectivity of localized

mineralization, airborne radiometrics and hyperspectral

anomalies at or near surface.

Regional/local structural interpretations from

airborne/ground geophysics, aerial photography, LANSAT

imagery and government/company mapping.

Interpretation and compilation of lithological, structural

and mineralization information recorded over multiple

sections for 3D modelling and targeting.

Supervision of multiple drill rigs over various targets.

Supervision of daily camp activities and interim senior

staff member onsite. Camp size varied from 12 to 45

personnel.

Daily supervision of 1-3 diamond drill rigs over single

project.

Site inspections and safety audits of drill rigs after

relocation to new drill sites.

Onsite preparation of all exploration activities to be

conducted within project areas.

Diamond drill core, reverse circulation, air core and mud

rotary logging of varying geological regimes and differing

uranium deposit types.

Identification and recording of multiple structural and

alteration assemblages as observed in drill core.

Sampling of drill core/RC chips for geochemical and/or

petrographic analysis.

Preparation of mineralized samples for shipment and

analysis in accordance with UN 2910 standards for

transportation of uranium.

Geochemical chip/grab sampling of outcrop, colluvium, and

local regolith.

Cost assessment and program budgeting of all activities

for project including, but not limited to: drilling,

mapping/sampling, surveys (geophysics, anthropological),

helicopter, earthworks, field personnel, and exploration

camp.

Daily, weekly, monthly and annual reports of activities.

Responsible for overall adherence to company SHEQ (Safety,

Health, Environment and Quality Control) guidelines

onsite.

Direct mentoring of Geologists I/II/III as part of their

advancement through the company.

Feb 2006 - June 2006 Dec 2006 -August 2007 Dec 2007

-June 2008

Belloy Petroleum Consulting Calgary, AB

Wellsite Geologist (Petroleum Exploration, Alberta)

Core logging/sampling of oil sands projects in North

Eastern Alberta

Analysis of samples from drill cuttings for conventional

oil/gas wells

Operation of gas detector

Preparation of samples for shipment and analysis

Interpretation of geophysical logs with regard to

stratigraphic columns in geological formations in Alberta

Extensive travel to remote locations for varying amounts

of time within Alberta

Daily report of activities to clients

Sept. 2007 - Dec. 2007

NovaGold (Galore Creek Mining Company)

Vancouver, BC

ML/ARD Geologist (Environmental Exploration, Galore Creek,

Northern British Columbia)

Plan and execute a sampling program for ML/ARD potential

along the road access, mine site, and tunnel

Oversee construction of a field laboratory

Preparation of exploration activities to be conducted

within project areas

Cost assessment of materials required for sampling within

project area

Preparation of samples for shipment and analysis

Geochemical chip/grab sampling of outcrop, rock cuts,

colluvium, blast material for

potentially acid generating material and heavy metals

Collection of water samples from natural seeps for total

suspended solids, acidity/

alkalinity, major ions and ligands, and metals

Daily, monthly, and year end reports of activities

June 2006 - Nov. 2006

ESO Uranium Corporation Vancouver, BC

Exploration Geologist (Uranium Exploration, Athabasca

Basin, Northern Saskatchewan)

Core logging of previously drilled exploration holes

Supervision of boulder exploration prospectors on daily

basis

Supervision of geophysical exploration team on daily basis

Supervision of Radon Gas sampling of overburden using soil

sampling techniques

Preparation of exploration activities to be conducted

within project areas

Cost assessment of activities for project (Helicopter,

field personnel, camp costs, etc

Preparation of samples for shipment and analysis

Geochemical chip sampling of mineralization prospects in

felsic metavolcanics and sedimentary boulders collected

from radioactive outcrop and glacial boulder fields

Collection of water samples from natural springs and

previously drilled holes for Radon Gas content

Daily, monthly, and assessment reports of activities

July 2005 - Nov. 2005

Fronteer Development Group Vancouver, BC

Field Geologist (Uranium Exploration, Central Mineral

Belt, Labrador)

Core logging/sampling of exploration holes

Drill supervision/site selection within exploration area

Regional geological mapping of felsic metavolcanics,

gneisses and associated rocks in the project area

Preparation of samples for shipment and analysis

Geochemical chip sampling of mineralization prospects in

felsic metavolcanics collected from radioactive outcrop

and boulder fields

Site Remediation and containment of radioactive waste

material as a result of drilling

Daily, monthly, and assessment reports of activities

June 2004 - Aug. 2004

Dept. of Natural Resources St. John's, NL

Assistant Field Geologist (Various locations throughout

Newfoundland and Labrador)

Geochemical chip sampling of mineralization prospects in

gabbros, mafic gneisses and diabase dykes

Regional geological mapping of gneisses and associated

rocks in the Long Range Mountains

Evaluation of various dimension stone prospects throughout

Newfoundland and Labrador, including various granites,

gabbros, gneisses, marbles, dolostones, and amethyst

veins

Evaluation of various mineral deposits and prospects for

economic potential including St. Lawrence fluorspar,

Trinity Resources and Energy pyrophyllite mine quartz

veins

Evaluation of various granites and their respective

quarries used in the construction of railway bridges

throughout Newfoundland

Determination of petrographic number of various rock

aggregates used in road construction

Examination of numerous known mineral and stone deposits

throughout Newfoundland and Labrador including

International Granite and Hurley Slateworks quarries

Additional Successful completion of Advanced Structural Techniques

Skills and (Monash University)

Accreditati Successful completion of Canadian Stratigraphy course

ons Successful completion of Wireline Logging Course

Successful completion of H2S Alive Course

Valid Class 5 Driver's License

Standard First Aid Course

Successful completion of WHMIS

Successful completion of Survival Mine Rescue

Successful completion of Helicopter Hook Tender Training

Extensive knowledge of computers and related software

including, but not limited to: MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint,

MapInfo/Discover, etc...

Moderate to well understanding and use of geophysical

logging tools, software and techniques.

Moderate understanding and use of Microsoft ACCESS, TSG7,

and GEOCalculator

Moderate understanding and use of SAP

Moderate understanding and use of AcQuire

Moderate understanding and use of Micromine

Moderate understanding and use of Datamine product,

Downhole Explorer 3

Moderate understanding and use of Century Systems products

(DHLogger, Sample Station, Fusion Administrator)

Interests Reading

and Golfing

Activities Alpine Skiing

I enjoy all outdoor activities

References Available upon request

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