Job Openings
As of week ending 01/14/2012
Ur-Energy USA Inc., a uranium exploration and mining company, is seeking applicants for the position of Geologist . The basic requirements for the position are: 1) a Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Geology or a related field; and 2) prefer experience with roll-front uranium mining but willing to train. Duties will include wellfield design and operation and exploration in the Great Divide Basin of Wyoming and the western U.S. Ur-Energy Inc. offers competitive employee benefits and salaries with ample opportunities for advancement.
How to apply for a Ur-Energy job
All applicants for a job at Ur-Energy have two options for submitting a job application and a resume' - Digital or Mail-In.
Digital Instructions:
1. A Ur-Energy Job Application is required for all candidates. Download the digital Ur-Energy Job Application here.
2. Completely fill out, electronically sign the Ur-Energy Job Application and save on your computer using the following format: Lastname.Firstinitial.App.pdf (e.g. Boberg.R.App.pdf)
3. If submitting a resume', save the resume' on your computer in the following format: Lastname.Firstinitial.Res.doc (e.g. Boberg.R.Res.doc)
4. If submitting a cover letter, save the cover letter on your computer in the following format: Lastname.Firstinitial.CL.doc(e.g. Boberg.R.CL)
5. Click here to upload Your Ur-Energy Job Application, resume', and cover letter.
Mail-In Instructions:
1. A Ur-Energy Job Application is required for all candidates. Download the Ur-Energy Job Application here.
2. Completely fill out and sign the Ur-Energy Job Application.
3. Mail the Ur-Energy Job Application, resume' and cover letter(optional) to either of the addresses below, attention Rich Boberg.
Contact
Fax: 720-981-5643
Contact Rich via Google Voice
Ur-Energy USA Inc. is an equal employment opportunity employer. We adhere to a policy of making employment decisions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, citizenship, age or disability or upon any other basis so long as there is no violation of applicable state or federal laws.
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