Licensed Well Driller

What You'll Do: This role operates hollow stem auger, direct push and Geoprobe rigs on environmental and geotechnical sites across New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware. Responsibilities include installing, developing and abandoning monitoring wells to NJDEP standards, collecting soil, rock and groundwater samples, logging SPT blow counts, and recording and reporting daily drilling data. The driller runs a safe jobsite through daily rig inspections, utility clearance, traffic control and proper PPE, and is responsible for maintaining the rig, tooling and support truck, reporting needed repairs early. The role includes leading and training a driller helper, running jobs with minimal supervision, and coordinating with project managers, geologists and clients to keep work on schedule.

Required Qualifications: Current New Jersey well driller license issued by NJDEP (Journeyman, Master, or Monitoring Well class) Two or more years of experience operating environmental or geotechnical drill rigs, primarily hollow stem auger and direct push Valid driver's license with a clean driving record Able to work outdoors in varying weather and terrain Able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check

Preferred Qualifications: CDL Class A OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER certification Delaware well driller license Experience with mud rotary, rock coring, or ATV/track-mounted rigs New Jersey assistant driller license with the ability to operate with light supervision

Compensation and Benefits: $75,000 to $97,000 per year, based on license and experience Overtime pay available Health insurance 401(k) plan Pay premium for Delaware well driller license To apply, submit your resume and current license information for consideration.