Operate and maintain directional boring machines to install underground utilities. Perform pre-operational checks, read plans and maps, monitor and adjust drilling to meet specifications, enforce safety procedures, collaborate with crew, and train junior members. Travel to job sites and work in physically demanding outdoor conditions.
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Directional Bore Operator
Job Summary: Paying $20 - $40/hr. based off experienceLooking for a skilled Directional Bore Operator who will be responsible for operating and maintaining directional drilling equipment for the installation of underground utilities. This position plays a key role in ensuring that projects are completed efficiently, safely, and within specifications. The ideal candidate will have experience with directional boring techniques and a strong commitment to workplace safety.
Key Responsibilities:- Operates directional boring machines to install pipelines, cables, and other utility lines underground.
- Conduct pre-operational checks on directional drilling equipment and perform necessary maintenance.
- Read and interpret plans, maps, and specifications to determine locations for drilling.
- Monitor drilling progress and adjust operations as needed to meet project specifications.
- Ensure compliance with safety guidelines and procedures throughout the drilling process.
- Collaborate with crew members, including laborers and supervisors, to ensure smooth workflow on the job site.
- Provide training and guidance to junior crew members as needed.
- High school diploma or equivalent; additional specialized training in directional boring is a plus.
- Minimum of 2-4 years of experience operating directional boring equipment in construction or utility installation.
- Strong understanding of safety protocols and the ability to identify potential hazards on the job site.
- Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
- Ability to work in various weather conditions and physically demanding environments.
- Effective communication skills and the ability to work well in a team setting.
Requirements
- Proven experience as a Directional Bore Operator.
- Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
- Ability to operate and maintain directional drilling equipment safely.
- Willingness to work flexible hours and travel to job sites as needed.
- Knowledge of underground utility installation practices is highly desirable.
If you're a motivated and safety-oriented individual looking to advance your career with Essel, apply today!
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