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McClelland Consulting Engineers (MCE), an ESP Company, seeks a Geotechnical Drilling Assistant in Fayetteville, AR. The role is field-oriented, supporting drilling crews in various weather conditions, and may require night and weekend work with overnight travel.
You will assist with drilling operations, instrument installation, sample collection, and equipment maintenance, joining a small team on projects across site locations, following safety and quality standards.
Regular Full-Time Fayetteville, AR, US
23 days ago Requisition ID: 5548
McClelland Consulting Engineers (MCE), an ESP Company, is a regional, multidisciplined engineering consulting firm with more than 160 employees throughout four offices in Little Rock, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, and Rogers. We are focused on providing exceptional customer service by committing our time, energy and professionalism to complete projects that enhance the quality of life, improve infrastructure and offer positive economic impacts to improve the communities where we serve, live and work.
Primarily in the field on a project site, the Drilling Assistant will be expected to perform work year-round, in varying weather conditions. The Geotechnical Drilling Assistant will perform subsurface exploration duties under the direction of the Geotechnical Driller. Drill methods may include auger drilling, mud rotary drilling, and diamond bit core techniques. Work may also include the installation of instruments such as piezometers, monitor wells and inclinometers. Work as part of a multi-person team on projects. Anticipated daily tasks include navigating and locating drilling points, conduct site reconnaissance, loading/unloading tooling, materials and samples, classifying soil and rock samples, performing routine maintenance and basic repairs on drilling equipment. Depending on workload and client demand, this position may be required to work nights and weekends. Overnight travel is common.
Travel: Overnight travel is common.