Field-Driven Reverse Rotary Rig Operator — Water Wells

Cogent Analytics; Fenton (MO); On-site; USD 69,000 - 87,000; Full time

Job summary

Cogent Analytics' client is seeking a Reverse Rotary Rig Operator to drill potable water wells in Missouri. You will operate a Portadrill RV-6, maintain equipment, and ensure safety and quality workmanship in the field.

Responsibilities include drilling in unconsolidated formations, testing completed wells, installing screen and pump systems, keeping precise records, welding when needed, and preparing materials for field installations.

Qualifications

• Class A CDL with a clean driving record.
• 10+ years reverse circulation drilling experience.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills.
• Proficiency in welding, particularly stick welding.
• Proven leadership abilities and ability to work independently in the field.
• Strong attention to detail with solid documentation and communication skills.
• Self-starter with a commitment to safety and quality workmanship.

Responsibilities

• Drill potable water wells in unconsolidated formations using reverse rotary drilling methods.
• Operate and maintain drilling equipment, including a Portadrill RV-6 rig.
• Develop and test completed wells to ensure proper functionality.
• Install well components including screen, casing, gravel pack, pitless adapters, and pump systems.
• Maintain accurate records of field activities and customer communications.
• Perform stick welding and assist with fabrication of specialized tooling.
• Prepare equipment, materials, and tooling for field installations.
• Conduct routine maintenance and repair of vehicles and equipment.

Skills

Class A CDL

Leadership abilities

Independent field work

Mechanical aptitude

Documentation skills

Safety consciousness

Stick welding

Tools

Portadrill RV-6 rig

Job description

Cogent Analytics' client is seeking a Reverse Rotary Rig Operator to drill potable water wells in Missouri. You will operate a Portadrill RV-6, maintain equipment, and ensure safety and quality workmanship in the field.

Responsibilities include drilling in unconsolidated formations, testing completed wells, installing screen and pump systems, keeping precise records, welding when needed, and preparing materials for field installations.