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A leading diamond drilling company in Canada seeks a Driller’s Helper to assist in obtaining core samples safely. This physically demanding role includes handling heavy drill rods, supporting drilling rig operations, and ensuring equipment maintenance. Though experience is beneficial, no formal training is required, and a strong work ethic along with resilience is crucial for success. The position offers competitive pay and comprehensive employer-paid benefits, with the opportunity for career development in unique terrains across Canada.
Hy-Tech Drilling is an innovative, capable, and accountable diamond drilling partner for the leading mining companies in the Americas and Europe, enabling our clients to reach critical minerals more quickly with less environmental impact. This supports a global transition to a more sustainable future. We seek win/win/win solutions for our people, our customers, and the communities we support.
Established in 1991, Hy-Tech has grown to a fleet of 60 drills operating throughout Canada, USA, Chile, and Europe. We take pride in the success we’ve had working with our clients to develop innovative solutions for their project challenges and believe in our team’s strength and effectiveness in tackling challenges that may arise.
A physically demanding job that’s perfect for self-starters, the Driller’s Helper assists in obtaining core samples safely and efficiently. Daily responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
You’ll work on drill sites for mineral exploration across Canada, where your “office” could be the rugged mountains of BC, the forests of Northern Saskatchewan, or an underground mining tunnel in Ontario. Wherever you may be, you’ll experience unique terrain many people never get a chance to see.
Work hard and have quality time off. The typical field‑operations schedule is 4 weeks on and 2 weeks off. Scheduled days off leave plenty of time for travel or other pursuits. You will alternate between day shift and night shift each time you get sent out on a job. Field‑operation roles require 12‑hour workdays while living in a camp environment. Hy‑Tech Drilling covers most costs associated with travel and accommodation(s).
Although experience is an asset, no formal training is necessary. This is a physically demanding role involving heavy lifting, repetitive tasks, and hands‑on work with tools and machinery. You’ll be working in remote, rugged environments where conditions can be challenging, so resilience and adaptability are key. A mechanical mindset, strong work ethic, and clear communication skills will help you succeed as part of a close‑knit crew.