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Engineering and Earth Sciences
Engineering and Earth Sciences are crucial to Newfoundland and Labrador’s energy sector, supporting a range of activities, from resource exploration to environmental protection. Specialists such as engineers, geologists, and environmental scientists ensure sustainable development by designing safe, efficient systems for both traditional and renewable projects, including offshore oil, natural gas, and wind energy.
Professionals in Engineering and Earth Sciences apply technical skills to resource extraction, structural design, and environmental management. Their expertise supports oil platforms, wind farms, and carbon capture projects, where they monitor environmental impacts, enhance safety protocols, and troubleshoot technical issues that arise in complex environments. They play a central role in balancing energy production with ecological stewardship.
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- Earth Scientist
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