Driller - NV Surface RC

Why This Role Fits You

Predictable Home Time – 14–20 days on / 7–10 days off, with a regular cadence so your family calendar stays intact.

Lead & Mentor – Run a crew of 2–3 assistants, teach safe habits, and earn bonuses tied to performance, safety, and zero‑incident shifts.

Performance Pay – Bonus structure rewards completed jobs, extra effort, and spotless safety record.

Responsibilities

Operate the drill and lead a small crew while supporting all site operations:

• Make/break connections (add/remove rods); handle rods/tools and perform manual material handling
• Hauling supplies to/from the drill site
• Mix drilling fluids; collect, label, and organize samples and build chip trays
• Assist with rig-up/rig-down and site moves
• Fuel equipment and perform basic operator/PM service (greasing, oil changes, housekeeping)
• Complete pre-start, daily site, and rig inspections
• Maintain accurate parts/supplies inventory
• Perform basic measurements/calculations
• Provide site inductions to visitors
• Maintain/document the condition and service life of equipment and tooling
• Prepare daily reports of all drilling activities (footage drilled, time spent on non-drilling tasks, timekeeping for payroll, supplies consumed)
• Participate in weekly safety and daily line out meetings
• May operate non-drilling equipment such as light or heavy vehicles, cranes, tele handlers, forklift, skidders, track-mounted utility vehicles, etc.
• Monitor a safe workplace, maintain workplace safety and apply risk management processes for elimination of work-related injuries, damage to equipment and incident-related lost time
• Maintain accurate operating records, including daily drill reports and inventory logs
• Contribute to and establish effective workplace relationships
• Provide training through instruction and demonstration of work skills, coaching and mentoring to other field employees
• Be physically fit for work
• Work under the instructions of a driller/drilling field supervisor or division manager

Minimum Qualifications

• 2–3 years of consistent experience as a Driller or Driller Assistant in Drilling, Mining, or adjacent/related industry
• Previous experience in related positions such as construction laborer, heavy laborer, mechanic, and mechanical work
• Excellent in communicating with clients and supervisor and be able to work positively with others
• Complete knowledge of mechanics as related to drill rigs, diesel, hydraulics, electrical
• Ability to personally handle heavy wrenches, lift and/or carry heavy tools or supplies and operate levers with both hands
• Willing to travel by plane or car to worksites throughout Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Idaho and other states where we do business
• Able to commute long distances for shifts (300+ miles)
• Willing to work in remote locations and in all-weather elements
• Willing to work at job sites for an extended period of time, 12+ hour shifts for 14–20 days at a time
• Must have a valid U.S. Driver’s License and capable of acquiring CDL
• Must have valid U.S. Work Authorization
• Must pass background and drug screening
• Must pass a Physical Functional Fitness Evaluation
• High School diploma or GED or equivalent

Compensation

Strong Day Rate + Overtime – First‑year total comp typically $95k–$125k with overtime & bonuses.

Benefits

• Medical, Dental, Vision – Full family coverage options from Day 1 of first full month of employment
• 401(k) Match & Financial Coaching – Plan for long‑term security
• Travel on Us, Per Diem in Your Pocket — Airfare covered and a steady per diem
• Gear & Allowances – Company‑funded PPE, boot allowance, and work attire
• BRAVO Recognition – Cash and swag awards for safety milestones and innovation