Driller Resume Examples and Templates

Driller helper

• Collaborated with team members to improve machining techniques and increase the production schedule.
• Responded rapidly to machine shutdowns and diagnosed mechanical and electrical failures.
• Shaped, cut, and molded materials for production applications.
• Used established assembly instructions to complete jobs.
• Recognized defective materials and reported issues to management.
• Prevented jams or wasted materials by setting and verifying parts clearances.
• Worked as part of a crew or without supervision to accomplish drilling tasks.
• Operated and serviced trucks, backhoes, forklifts, generators, engines, pumps, and other types of equipment.
• Complied, understood, and supported corporate safety initiatives to maintain a safe work environment.
• Monitored drilling operations and machines.
• Trained a crew of 20 members on drilling operations, equipment maintenance, and safe working practices.

Front-End Loader Operator / Offsider / Driller

• Assisted in the operation and maintenance of drill rigs, associated vehicles, and equipment.
• Operated and drove the Front End Loader safely to suit the individual site conditions.
• Conducted sandblasting and spray painting, including operating the blending tower.
• Operated the loader in conjunction with any implements in a safe and productive fashion.
• Ensured the safety of other team members in accordance with organizational policies, procedures, and legislative requirements.
• Reported any faults, damage, or problems with the Loader or other plant to the Plant Foreman.
• Carried out routine services and minor repairs to the Loader and other items of plant in consultation with the Workshop Personnel.

Driller

• Extracted core samples (rock) using drilling equipment.
• Maintained accurate drillers' logs of various drill activities.
• Documented daily data logs of hours, footage, and location.
• Included clear and legible documentation of findings.
• Understood the limitations of the drill rig to maximize performance and production.

Driller

• Following established plans/parameters for drilling operations.
• Making and repairing/replacing defective parts of machinery.
• Monitoring all operations to ensure well conditions while tripping in or tripping out from the well.
• Monitoring drilling-related operations such as sidetracking, working stuck pipe, running and cementing casing strings, liner hanger and packer installation, coring, fishing, and assisting in wireline logging, well testing, and other special operations.

Driller

• Maintained the safe operation of all drilling equipment.
• Ensured the proper training of the crew and safe operations while on tour.
• Delegated daily tasks to workers and ensured that work was completed.
• Directed crew members to ensure tasks were performed correctly, efficiently, and safely.

Assistant Driller

• Supervised and ensured the safety of the drilling crew.
• Ensured that new crew members were properly trained.
• Trained the drilling crew in the safe performance of their duties.
• Assisted the driller in the operation of all equipment at the driller's console.
• Assisted the driller in monitoring the well condition at all times.
• Performed drilling operations as instructed by the driller.

Laborer/ Well Driller

• Proficient in trench/well drilling, including manual and machine methods.
• Skilled in repairing and refurbishing diverse water pump systems.
• Expertise in installing intricate water supply systems.

AC Drillers Offsider & Blast Hole Driller

• Safety-focused operator with extensive experience handling and maintaining large-scale mechanical equipment.
• Prioritizing safety and effective communication.
• Proficient in operating AC & Blast Rigs, regardless of environmental conditions.
• Conducting daily pre-start inspections on drill rigs, support trucks, Water Carts, Light Vehicles, and other machinery.
• Setting up, relocating, and dismantling drill rigs and associated equipment.
• Consistently using JSA's and Take 5's, and adhering to mine site regulations.
• Performing general drilling tasks, such as pre-start checks, supplying samples to geologists, basic maintenance, breakdown repairs, and operating drills with or without GPS.

Driller

• Oversee drilling operations, ensuring proper well control measures.
• Operate drilling rig in compliance with local, company, and operator regulations.
• Monitor drilling practices and suggest procedures to minimize risk, reduce downtime, and enhance profitability.
• Ensure accurate and timely completion of all documentation.
• Supervise, assess, and train crews for safe and efficient rig performance.
• Maintain equipment for continuous, efficient operation.
• Actively promote and implement company and operator safety policies, fostering a culture of safety on the rig.

Assistant Driller

• Supervising and coordinating deck activities on the rig.
• Operating equipment like power tongue, pipe spinner, and air winch while ensuring rig floor safety practices.
• Performing trip sheet calculations.

Driller

• Operating the rig equipment within its designed parameters in a manner to optimize the drilling process and associated activities;
• Conduct visual, and where possible functional, inspections of equipment both prior to use and at periodic intervals;
• Ensure that the rig crew conduct and record their assigned tasks in the rig Planned Maintenance System;
• Following all protocol and standard operating procedures to guarantee safety and compliance on the job site and keep team members safe from injury.

Driller

• Confirm the positions and depths of boring locations before proceeding with drilling to ensure safety.
• Manage machine drilling operations by starting, stopping, and controlling drilling speed, while aligning and positioning drills for machine stability.
• Adjust downward pressure, rotary speed, and air pressure based on the material being drilled, adapting procedures and settings as required for each job.
• Drill holes in rock for routing, anchoring, blasting, or building foundations, collaborating with the crew to ensure precision and safety.

Trainee Driller

• Supervise the transportation, installation, maintenance, and operation of drilling rigs.
• Gather drilling core samples, perform development and pumping tests, operate pumping equipment, and maintain cleanliness in the surrounding areas.
• Collaborate with project managers and site engineers to ensure safe and efficient fieldwork while upholding high-quality standards.
• Generate site records, including daily drilling logs, pre-start drilling rig checks, risk assessments, and vehicle and tachograph records.

Assistant Driller

• Aiding in the operation of the Drilling Unit Operating Center, including health, safety, and quality standards, as well as monitoring supply levels.
• Assisting in the maintenance of drilling rigs, trailers, and related equipment and vehicles.
• Maintaining professional and effective communication with colleagues and all stakeholders.

Field Engineer & Directional Driller

• In charge of directional operations, equipment and personnel logistics, and coordination with well site personnel for ongoing and planned well operations.
• Strategize equipment supply while adhering to Company QA/QC standards.
• Enforce the implementation of QHSE Management Systems at the Field Operations level.

Directional Driller

• Supervised drilling operations and parameters, serving as the primary contact for the Drilling Site Manager regarding well-bore positioning.
• Interpreted real-time data transmitted from downhole and surface sensors to assess drilling performance.
• Employed sensor data and well planning software to conduct trajectory calculations, assess target deviation, measure positional uncertainty, and monitor collision risks.
• Evaluated drilling parameter performance, provided recommendations to optimize efficiency, and addressed drilling issues for oil company representatives.
• Generated field tickets, 3D plots, reports, and technical documents.
• Managed rig crews and ensured the safe and efficient handling of Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA) components.