Helper, Mining, Underground Driller

Major Drilling; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 30,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid training

Opportunities at various locations

Overtime potential

Job summary

Major Drilling Group is seeking Underground Driller Helpers for multiple locations in the Western United States. This entry-level role involves assisting with equipment operation, maintenance, site housekeeping, and sample handling while upholding strict safety standards.

The position offers hands-on experience in mining and heavy industrial environments. Ideal candidates are safety-focused, physically capable, and eager to work in mining, with paid training and certifications as required and

Qualifications

• Current MSHA Part 48 Underground and Surface Miner certification (5000-23) or ability to obtain
• Valid driver’s license
• Ability to work in mining, drilling, construction, or heavy industrial environments
• Physical ability to lift up to 55 pounds and perform demanding tasks
• Ability to comply with all safety, customer, site, and company requirements
• Willingness to travel and work rotational schedules, weekends, and overtime
• Ability to wear and utilize required PPE, including respiratory protection

Responsibilities

• Assist with equipment operation and maintenance
• Support site housekeeping and sample handling while ensuring strict safety compliance

Job description

Mining Driller Helpers - Up to $27.54/hr - Entry Level - Western USA

Underground Helpers are sought for multiple locations to support underground and surface drilling operations. This role involves assisting with equipment operation, maintenance, site housekeeping, and sample handling, all while ensuring strict safety compliance. The ideal candidate is safety-focused, physically capable, and eager to work in mining or heavy industrial environments. This is an excellent opportunity for those interested in hands-on work in the mining sector.

Perks & Benefits

• Competitive hourly wage: $21.60–$27.54/hr
• Paid training and certifications as required
• Opportunities to work at various project locations
• Potential for overtime and extended shifts

What You’ll Need

• Current MSHA Part 48 Underground and Surface Miner certification (5000-23) or ability to obtain
• Valid driver’s license
• Ability to work in mining, drilling, construction, or heavy industrial environments
• Physical ability to lift up to 55 pounds and perform demanding tasks
• Ability to comply with all safety, customer, site, and company requirements
• Willingness to travel and work rotational schedules, weekends, and overtime
• Ability to wear and utilize required PPE, including respiratory protection

What Will Make You Stand Out

• Previous experience in drilling, mining, construction, or heavy industrial operations
• Mechanical aptitude and experience with equipment maintenance or repairs
• Experience working in underground mining environments