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Crone is currently hiring for the following roles.

Electrical Engineer

Crone Geophysics & Exploration Ltd. of Mississauga, Ontario, has been manufacturing quality geophysical instrumentation for mining exploration since 1962. We are seeking a full time Electrical Engineer. As an electrical engineer, reporting directly to the Chief Engineer, you will be responsible for the design, development, and testing of portable Geophysical Instruments for both surface and borehole surveys.



Key responsibilities include:

  • Design, develop and test geophysical instruments with suitable ruggedness for operation in a geophysical survey environment.
  • Work within project goals and scheduled milestones.
  • Perform schematic entry, PCB layout, design calculations, simulations, prototyping and bread-boarding.
  • Lead and mentor shared resources assigned to the instrument projects from first concept to manufacturing.
  • Perform tests (some field) and evaluations for design validation and qualification.
  • Support the repair & field survey managers on instrument testing, field issues and equipment training


 

Experience and Qualifications

  • Must have proven experience with the design of  sensitive  coil sensors.
  • Bachelor of electrical engineering degree or equivalent in education.   
  • PEO license, or eligibility for licensing as an engineer in the province of Ontario

  • Minimum of 10 years of related design experience.
  • Demonstrated instrument design experience. 
  • Experience with feedback coil design and shielding techniques.
  • Experience with B-field sensors (SQUID, Fluxgate).          
  • Experience with small signal analysis including  noise measurements.
  • Experience with roll, dip and azimuth measurements and corrections to orientation.
  • Mixed circuit design experience including instrumentation Amps,  OP-Amps, D/A, A/D, interfacing with micro-controllers, sensing and calibration techniques.
  • Experience with DSP techniques and FPGA design.
  • Experience with schematic entry, PCB layout, and simulation tools ( PADS, PSPICE, MATHCAD, or similar).  
  • Must have good oral and written English communication skills.
  • Must have Canadian citizenship  or permanent residency card.




Field Positions

Crone is actively seeking Geophysical Operators and Field Crew for upcoming Pulse-EM and E-SCAN Surveys throughout Canada and internationally.


Crone Geophysics is the developer, manufacturer, and contract surveyor of the 3D Pulse-EM and 3D E-SCAN technologies, the leading ground geophysical tools for mapping and targeting base and precious Metals for the mining exploration industry. Crone’s geophysical operators and field crew are highly trained and conduct contract surveys with the technologies utilizing high-quality support equipment, and unparalleled technical support from our engineers.


Successful candidates can expect to travel worldwide and be exposed to a variety of new survey technologies and state of the art support equipment.  There are also opportunities to advance within the field department from helper, to data acquisition operations, to crew chief. As data quality is very important, we want someone that is diligent and dedicated to taking quality measurements and adhering to strict quality control standards and safety practices.


Work locations will vary and are typically in remote areas and require travel. As such, field personnel typically operate on a rotation of 4 weeks of field work followed by 2 of weeks break. Project related travel arrangements, accommodations, meals, support equipment etc. are provided by Crone or by our clients.


Additionally and most importantly, Crone adopts a safety first mentality. As such, employees are expected to be like-minded individuals when it comes to the overall importance and priority of safety.


Experience and Qualifications

  • Safety conscious
  • Background in geophysics, geology and/or surveying is preferred
  • Willingness to advance, learn/train on support equipment, including ATV
  • Computer skills – competent with Microsoft Office and an ability to learn specific software packages
  • Field/outdoor work experience is an asset – including orientation skills (GPS / compassing, etc.)
  • Mechanically and technically inclined
  • Responsible and resourceful, ability to work unsupervised
  • Troubleshooting, problem-solving
  • Adept in general repair (ATV’s, Snowmobiles, Generator, etc.)
  • Leadership qualities – able to work independently and make informed field decisions
  • Physically fit – able to complete work-related tasks under harsh conditions and carry up to 50lbs
  • Able to work with others for extended durations in remote locations
  • Must possess a valid passport, driver’s license, First Aid and WHMIS certificates
  • Great communication skills, follow instructions and open to suggestions.

Additional Requirements

Some work locations may also require specific site/client training or additional clearance such as mine health surveillance medicals, police record checks and drug and alcohol screening.

General Machinist

The Machinist is vital to our operations, providing support for activity in development of new technologies to the manufacturing and repair of our proprietary equipment. In this role, you will be responsible for the end-to-end production of various machine parts used in instrument assembly. You must be capable of independently planning and executing work orders.


The preferred candidate will have previous experience managing a general machining job shop and you bring a wealth of practical knowledge in other skills which include CAD/CAM (either Solidworks or Autocad Fusion), basic welding, sheet metal forming/bending, heat treat, coatings and additive manufacturing.


Key Responsibilities - Manufacturing & Technical Operations

  • Precision General Machining: Execute detailed milling and turning operations to produce high-quality components.

  • CNC Programming & Setup: Develop cost effective tool paths, machine setup and operation of CNC lathes and mills across multiple stages/operations.

  • Tooling & Fixturing: Create custom tools and/or fixtures to support machining processes.

  • Technical Troubleshooting: Refine and debug CNC post-processors (as needed) to improve machine safety and operational efficiency.


Core Responsibilities

  • Maintenance & Safety: Perform routine equipment maintenance, including coolant and oil management, while maintaining a clean and safe workspace.

  • Workflow Coordination: Organize daily activities, request supplier quotes (RFQs), and manage the procurement of necessary materials and tooling.

  • Administrative Integration: Use internal data control systems to manage work orders, purchase orders, and track time accurately. You have a strong understanding of Google Workspace, specifically Google Sheets.

  • Problem Solving: Develop innovative devices, fixtures and solutions to assist other production and assembly departments.

  • Collaboration: Work closely with mechanical and electrical engineers to add insight into designs that improve manufacturing efficiency.


Experience and Qualifications
  • Completion of a recognized machinist apprenticeship or equivalent trade certificate is required AND you have been working at least 5 years as a general machinist.

  • You have experience interpreting engineering drawings, sketches, and verbal instruction to produce parts. However, you are just as comfortable working strictly from CAD models to produce parts.

  • Applicants must have complete fluency in CAM applications used for CNC programming. Preference will be given to applicants who can work with either SolidWorks CAM or Autodesk Fusion.

  • You are confident in machining ANY material which includes:  aluminum, brass, bronze, copper, steels, polymers, fiberglass and carbon composites.

  • Proficiency in machine service and repair. The incumbent is required to complete routine service on the machine tools in the machine shop and as needed in the various areas of related production in the company.

  • Ability to think creatively to design and make devices to improve the quality of life for any of the various production, assembly or equipment testing areas of the company.



If you are looking for an exciting career as part of the Crone Geophysics & Exploration team, please apply through External link opens in new tab or windowCrone’s LinkedIn page, or send your resume to info@cronegeophysics.com.


Thank you for your interest in Crone Geophysics, however only suitable candidates will be contacted.



Crone Geophysics & Exploration Ltd, 2135 Meadowpine Blvd , Mississauga, ON, L5N6L5

Phone: 905-814-0100 | Email: info@cronegeophysics.com


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