Doyon Drilling: Company Profile Page

At a glance:

Operating on the North Slope of Alaska with eight of the most unique oil and gas land drilling rigs specially designed to drill oil wells in extreme conditions. In 1982 as a joint venture between Doyon, Limited, an Alaska Native regional corporation, and Nugget Alaska, Inc. DDI was formed. In 1993 DDI became a wholly owned subsidiary of Doyon, Limited.

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Why work for Doyon Drilling?

Doyon Drilling’s in-house training department provides adaptable methods and material to meet the ever-changing industry requirements. Specialized training provides the needs that common programs often lack specific to challenges our employees face daily.

All work is in remote Alaska locations located on the North Slope and employees are required to possess appropriate arctic clothing and protective equipment for extreme cold temperatures.

The normal rotation for DDI jobs is 14/14, or two-weeks-on and two-weeks-off. The normal work hours are 12 hours per day. Overtime, in accordance with Alaska state wage and hour laws, is applied.

Doyon Drilling Values:

Vision - To be the industry leader in Arctic drilling. Mission - To drill the highest quality wells in the harshest environment. They mention words like:

• Professional
• Responsible
• Individuals
• Delivering
• Excellence

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