Driller - Construction with Growth & Training

Maine Drilling & Blasting Inc; Rutland (VT); On-site; USD 33,062 - 41,328; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel stipend

Job summary

Maine Drilling & Blasting Inc in Rutland, VT is seeking an experienced heavy equipment operator with hydraulic equipment experience. The role offers advancement through a learning and development program with promotion from within. You will drill, maintain equipment, and work with Epiroc top hammer drills.

Pay starts at $24–$30 per hour DOE, plus a daily travel stipend. We value safety, reliability, and the ability to work unsupervised in challenging environments.

Qualifications

• 5+ years hydraulic equipment operating experience.
• Experience with Epiroc top hammer drills or similar preferred.
• Valid Driver's License with own reliable transportation, must be a truck.
• One year experience in the construction industry.
• Must pass ATF screenings.

Responsibilities

• Safely perform drilling activity per job program to achieve production.
• Follow safety policies and perform daily maintenance on equipment, including Epiroc top hammer drills.
• Understand drill patterns and layout as established by the Blaster Foreman and execute them.
• Maximize the usage of drill supplies and inventory accessories.
• Communicate problems and terrain conditions to the Blasting Supervisor.
• Complete drill reports, hole sheets, and signed timecards.

Skills

Hydraulic equipment operation

Mechanical aptitude

Physical stamina

Construction experience

Valid drivers license

Tools

Epiroc top hammer drills

Job description

Maine Drilling & Blasting Inc in Rutland, VT is seeking an experienced heavy equipment operator with hydraulic equipment experience. The role offers advancement through a learning and development program with promotion from within. You will drill, maintain equipment, and work with Epiroc top hammer drills.

Pay starts at $24–$30 per hour DOE, plus a daily travel stipend. We value safety, reliability, and the ability to work unsupervised in challenging environments.