Environmental Information Technology

TARO CHRIS-IWURU

*****-*** ******

Edmonton, AB. T5H1E5

Email: *********@*****.***

Phone: 519-***-****

OBJECTIVE: To become a professional geoscientist / geologist.

RELEVANT SKILLS:

• Eligible to be registered as a Geoscientist in training.

• Self disciplined and motivated, with strong technical report writing and presentation skills.

• Strong verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills.

• Strong willingness to learn new skills quickly, with a special attention to detail and technical accuracy.

• Proven committed to team work, a self starter, with an ability to work well independently.

• Strong organizational and time management abilities.

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with an ability to apply them in field assignments.

• Experience in structural mapping and interpretation, core / chip logging, core description of sedimentary rocks, solving subsurface environmental and geological problems such as groundwater contaminant, mine tailings and mine waste containments.

• Working knowledge of hydrogeological investigations such as soil contaminant transport and assessments of old waste sites using methods like resistivity and sound profiling.

• Strong working knowledge of environmental impact assessments, groundwater monitoring, site remediation and reclamation, and mitigation plans.

• Proficient with Windows operating system, MS Office, Arc GIS and Remote sensing software.

• Possess clean driver’s license record.

EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science [H] Environmental Geoscience, June 2012

University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario

Minor in Applied Information Technology

Courses taken include:

Environmental Geophysics

Remote sensing and GIS

Environmental Geochemistry

Hydrogeology, Hydrology Stratigraphy, Structural Geology

Advanced Aqueous Geochemistry

Metamorphic and Sed. Petrology

Environmental Impact Assessment

EXPERIENCE: Warehouse Associate, Presently

Anixter Canada Inc., Edmonton, Alberta

• Adjustment of machine settings for cutting cables to customer’s desired length.

• Entering all cable lengths measured into the company’s data base, and all completed orders, to enable shipping.

• Verification of complete orders by scanning bar code.

• Making and printing of reel tags to attach to shipments.

• Measuring shipment weights for customer billing.

Environmental Impact Assessment, Jan. 2011 to April 2011

University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario

• Site safety inspection for the installation of solar facility.

• Predicting possible environmental impacts and working out mitigation plans.

• Ensuring adherence to the environmental laws during all phases of installation and facility use.

• Interpretation of geological topographic maps to ensure safety and to improve remedial plans after project completion.

• Implemented the use of best suitable solar technology as part of our green environmental goal.

• Implementation of contingency plans during facility operation

Field Camp Geology, April 2010 to May 2010

University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario

• Interpretation of rock samples, data collection and interpretation.

• Sediment interpretation, water sampling for contaminant transportation

• Geophysical data analysis including the use of sound and resistivity profiling.

• Geological mapping and interpretation.

ACTIVITIES: • Earth and Environmental Science Dept. Student Representative, 2010-2011

• Student Member: Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC)

• RCCG Throne of Grace Transportation Dept. Head, 2009-2012

REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

Contact this candidate