List of Job Titles - Geologists, Geochemists and Geophysicists (NOC2113)

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The following list represents the list of common job titles that belong to the grouping: Geologists, Geochemists and Geophysicists (NOC 2113)

• biostratigrapher
• chemical oceanographer
• coal geologist
• consulting geologist
• consulting geophysicist
• development geologist
• environmental geologist
• exploration geologist
• exploration geophysicist
• geochemist
• geologist
• geologist, groundwater
• geologist, petroleum
• geomorphologist
• geophysicist
• geophysicist, exploration
• glaciologist
• groundwater geologist
• hydrogeologist
• hydrographic surveyor - geology
• hydrologist
• ice specialist
• marine geologist
• micropaleontologist
• mine geologist
• mineralogist
• mining geologist
• oceanographer
• oil geologist
• paleobotanist
• paleoecologist
• paleontologist
• palynologist
• petrographer
• petroleum geologist
• petrologist
• petrophysicist
• photogeologist
• physical oceanographer
• placer geologist
• prospecting geologist
• quaternarist
• quaternary scientist
• quaternary specialist
• remote sensing geologist
• sedimentary geologist
• sedimentologist
• seismologist
• stratigrapher
• structural geologist
• volcanologist
• wellsite co-ordinator - geology