Description
equipment operation
rig setup
well drilling
casing installation
depth monitoring
record keeping
The Driller assists with transporting and operating heavy equipment, sets up and maintains drilling rigs, drills elevator jack holes and large‑diameter well holes, ensures proper casing installation, monitors hole depth and conditions, adheres to safety procedures, troubleshoots equipment issues, keeps accurate records, communicates with the Drilling Manager, and supervises crew members on site.
- Transport and operate heavy equipment safely and efficiently.
- Set up, operate, and maintain drilling rigs, hammer drills, rotary tables, and slush pumps.
- Drill elevator jack holes and large‑diameter well holes (20”–30”) with precise measurements.
- Install and cement steel casings, connecting sections and setting them correctly.
- Monitor hole depth and drilling conditions, adjusting as needed.
- Follow all safety procedures and regulatory requirements.
- Identify and troubleshoot equipment malfunctions or hole instability.
- Keep accurate drilling records of depths, materials, and issues.
- Communicate updates and resolve concerns with the Drilling Manager.
- Supervise drilling helpers, assistants, and crew members on site.
- Maintain CDL logs in compliance with DOT regulations.
- Travel overnight or on extended assignments; work in all weather conditions.
Requirements
cdl class a
dot card
high school
large‑diameter drilling
air hammers
time management
Join Chesapeake Drilling Corporate (CDC) – a leader in hydraulic elevator drilling. We are seeking a skilled and motivated Driller to join our growing drilling operations team. This role is ideal for a hands‑on professional who thrives in physically demanding environments, values safety, and takes pride in precision work.
Candidates should be able to obtain a CDL Class A license and a DOT medical card, have a clean driving record with at least three years of road experience, and possess a high school diploma. Experience with large‑diameter construction drilling, elevator jack holes, air hammers or auger rigs, and city/job‑site driving is preferred. A drug screen and background check are required.
The role requires the ability to lift up to 50 lb, maintain CDL logs, travel overnight, work in all weather and loud environments, and be available for overtime. Strong time‑management, teamwork or independent work capability, and good physical stamina are essential.
- Obtain or hold a CDL Class A license and DOT Medical Examination Card.
- Maintain a good driving record with at least 3 years of road experience.
- Possess a high school diploma or equivalent.
- Experience with large‑diameter construction drilling and elevator jack holes (preferred).
- Familiarity with down‑hole air hammers or solid stem auger rigs.
- Pass a drug screen and background check.
- Lift up to 50 lb and perform physically demanding work.
- Be available for approved overtime and work in loud environments with PPE.
- Demonstrate strong time‑management and meet deadlines.
- Work independently or collaboratively as part of a team.
- Enjoy a safety‑focused culture with experienced leadership and opportunities to lead crews.
Benefits
CDC offers specialized high‑impact drilling projects, opportunities to lead crews, modern equipment, and a safety‑focused culture. Apply today to become part of a team that builds from the ground up.
Training + Development
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