Engineering geologist definition

Engineering geologist means a professional geologist registered with the Northwest Territories and Nunavut Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists and whose principal field of specialization is the investigation and interpretation of geological conditions for civil engineering purposes.

Engineering geologist means a geologist experienced and knowledgeable in engineering geology.

Engineering geologist means a geologist experienced and knowledgeable in engineering geology and registered as an engineering geologist in the State of Oregon.

Examples of Engineering geologist in a sentence

• The types of specialty licenses are engineering geologist and hydrogeologist.(1) Engineering geologist.

• Engineering geologist is a geologist experienced and knowledgeable in engineering geology.

• Qualified geotechnical engineer with MSc. Degree in Geotechnical engineering and having minimum five(05) years working Experience in the area after obtaining MSc.2. Qualified Engineering geologist with MSc. Degree in Geology/ Engineering Geology or civil Engineering with having minimum two (02) years working Experience in the area.

• Engineering geologist with experience in rock slope design is required for rock core inspection, borehole supervision and logging in accordance to Malaysian standard (e.g. weathering condition, fracturing condition, discontinuity, joint condition, cavity and infilled materials).

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More Definitions of Engineering geologist

Engineering geologist or “geologist” means a Utah-licensed geologist, who, through education, training, and experience, is competent in applying geologic data, geologic techniques, and geologic principles, which includes conducting field investigations, so that geologic conditions and geologic factors affecting engineered works, ground- water resources, and land-use planning are recognized, adequately interpreted, and clearly presented for use in engineering practice, land use planning, and for the protection of the public, and who utilizes specialized geologic training and experience to provide quantitative geologic information and recommendations and also works with and for land-use planners, environmental

Engineering geologist means a registered geologist certified as an engineering geologist by the state of California.

Engineering geologist means a practicing professional engineering geologist licensed with the state of Washington.

Engineering geologist means a geologist experienced and knowledgeable in engineering geology and qualified to practice engineering geology in the State of California.

Engineering geologist means a professional currently licensed in the State of Washington as an engineering geologist.

Engineering geologist means a licensed geologist in the State of Washington with a specialty license in engineering geology meeting the requirements of WAC 308-15-055. The licensed engineering geologist shall have demonstrated experience analyzing geologic hazards and preparing reports for the relevant type of hazard.

Engineering geologist means a practicing engineering geologist who has at least four years of professional employment as an engineering geologist with experience in landslide evaluation, and a Washington State specialty license in engineering geology as specified in Chapter 18.220 RCW.