Hydraulic Driller
Avantages principaux
About the role
Job Description
Hydraulic Drillers
Start Date: ASAP
Location: Downtown Victoria
Pay Rate: $40.07 - 47.16 per hour (based on candidate's experience level), plus 12% vacation/statutory holiday pay
About The Role
You are responsible for working with a team of other Shoring, Anchoring and Blasting professionals to operate the drilling equipment as needed on-site at projects.
Duties And Responsibilities
Provide daily drilling support to the on-site team Responsible for daily production tracking and maintaining accurate drill logs Use drilling expertise to troubleshoot on-site equipment issues Train and mentor junior drillers and developing workers while maintaining quality control Ensure services are located and marked before drilling Assess and select appropriate tooling based on site conditions and job requirements Confirm site readiness, including space for equipment drop-off, layout setup, and safety compliance Conduct and verify pre-checks on all equipment, including drills, compressors, and grout plants Set up and position drill equipment with support from a Hydraulic Drilling Helper Ensure accurate drill alignment, including boom angle and drill positioning Perform Tie-Back and Blast Hole Percussion Drilling Perform Seismic Anchor and Micro Pile Down-The-Hole (DTH) Drilling Operate various rigs including Epiroc Hydraulic T40, Ranger 800, and various Down-The-Hole drills Attend and actively participate in all mandatory safety meetings Always maintain safe work practices per company safety standards
Qualifications
2-5 years of experience as a driller, preferably in shoring or anchor installation environments Proficient in hydraulic rod and cased drilling Strong understanding of hydraulic drifters and DTH rotary head systems Proficient in drilling permanent, and temporary cased holes, pipe piles, and tie-back anchors through overburden, soils, and various rock strata Strong understanding of DTH (down-the-hole) systems and appropriate tooling selections Proficient in hollow bar (IBO) and solid anchor installations Strong knowledge of grouting principles, including quality control documentation Experience operating Limited Access DTH Equipment Experience with basic power and construction tools Self-motivated with the ability to work independently and as part of a larger team Willingness to work outdoors in all weather and ground conditions on congested jobsites. Willingness to learn, develop new skills, and mentor junior drillers Strong work ethic and a safety-oriented mindset Fit to work: able to see, hear, walk, stand, lift to 50 lbs, and work in deep, confined spaces Holds a valid driver’s license and can travel within the Province of BC Basic computer skills: experience with electronic timesheet entry (e.g., B2W, Hard Dollar) is an asset Strong verbal and written communication skills. Local Residence on Southern Vancouver Island
Additional Details
This is a Unionized position with WGC - BC Regional Council of Carpenters. This position will earn Union wages and will have access to extended Union healthcare and benefits, a Union-sponsored pension plan, and additional training through the Training Plan.
About Carpenters’ Regional Council
The Carpenters' Regional Council represents members in Nunavut, Manitoba, and Ontario in various trades and sectors, including carpentry, interior systems, floor laying, residential, healthcare and more. Focused on enhancing skills, advocating for workers' rights, and promoting industry standards, the council plays a crucial role in ensuring that members have access to the best training and opportunities in the field.
With pride in our more than 140-year history, we strive for job fairness and family-sustaining wages, benefits, and pensions. We lead the way in training, educating, and representing the next generation of skilled construction professionals.
Our mission is to stand strong with our members and business partners to help them achieve success. UBC education and training advances leadership, skill, quality, productivity, safety, and attitude with the goal of creating a constructive culture within the construction industry and providing a competitive workforce for our contractors and owners. In addition to creating this culture within our membership, our core values are reflected in our work with local partners to help build our communities.
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Hydraulic Driller
Avantages principaux
About the role
Job Description
Hydraulic Drillers
Start Date: ASAP
Location: Downtown Victoria
Pay Rate: $40.07 - 47.16 per hour (based on candidate's experience level), plus 12% vacation/statutory holiday pay
About The Role
You are responsible for working with a team of other Shoring, Anchoring and Blasting professionals to operate the drilling equipment as needed on-site at projects.
Duties And Responsibilities
Provide daily drilling support to the on-site team Responsible for daily production tracking and maintaining accurate drill logs Use drilling expertise to troubleshoot on-site equipment issues Train and mentor junior drillers and developing workers while maintaining quality control Ensure services are located and marked before drilling Assess and select appropriate tooling based on site conditions and job requirements Confirm site readiness, including space for equipment drop-off, layout setup, and safety compliance Conduct and verify pre-checks on all equipment, including drills, compressors, and grout plants Set up and position drill equipment with support from a Hydraulic Drilling Helper Ensure accurate drill alignment, including boom angle and drill positioning Perform Tie-Back and Blast Hole Percussion Drilling Perform Seismic Anchor and Micro Pile Down-The-Hole (DTH) Drilling Operate various rigs including Epiroc Hydraulic T40, Ranger 800, and various Down-The-Hole drills Attend and actively participate in all mandatory safety meetings Always maintain safe work practices per company safety standards
Qualifications
2-5 years of experience as a driller, preferably in shoring or anchor installation environments Proficient in hydraulic rod and cased drilling Strong understanding of hydraulic drifters and DTH rotary head systems Proficient in drilling permanent, and temporary cased holes, pipe piles, and tie-back anchors through overburden, soils, and various rock strata Strong understanding of DTH (down-the-hole) systems and appropriate tooling selections Proficient in hollow bar (IBO) and solid anchor installations Strong knowledge of grouting principles, including quality control documentation Experience operating Limited Access DTH Equipment Experience with basic power and construction tools Self-motivated with the ability to work independently and as part of a larger team Willingness to work outdoors in all weather and ground conditions on congested jobsites. Willingness to learn, develop new skills, and mentor junior drillers Strong work ethic and a safety-oriented mindset Fit to work: able to see, hear, walk, stand, lift to 50 lbs, and work in deep, confined spaces Holds a valid driver’s license and can travel within the Province of BC Basic computer skills: experience with electronic timesheet entry (e.g., B2W, Hard Dollar) is an asset Strong verbal and written communication skills. Local Residence on Southern Vancouver Island
Additional Details
This is a Unionized position with WGC - BC Regional Council of Carpenters. This position will earn Union wages and will have access to extended Union healthcare and benefits, a Union-sponsored pension plan, and additional training through the Training Plan.
About Carpenters’ Regional Council
The Carpenters' Regional Council represents members in Nunavut, Manitoba, and Ontario in various trades and sectors, including carpentry, interior systems, floor laying, residential, healthcare and more. Focused on enhancing skills, advocating for workers' rights, and promoting industry standards, the council plays a crucial role in ensuring that members have access to the best training and opportunities in the field.
With pride in our more than 140-year history, we strive for job fairness and family-sustaining wages, benefits, and pensions. We lead the way in training, educating, and representing the next generation of skilled construction professionals.
Our mission is to stand strong with our members and business partners to help them achieve success. UBC education and training advances leadership, skill, quality, productivity, safety, and attitude with the goal of creating a constructive culture within the construction industry and providing a competitive workforce for our contractors and owners. In addition to creating this culture within our membership, our core values are reflected in our work with local partners to help build our communities.