Diamond Driller Helpers Wanted in Alberta, Canada ($24.00 to $26.50)

A physical job that’s perfect for self-starters, the Driller’s Helper assists in obtaining core samples safely and efficiently. Daily responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Work alongside and with instructions of a driller.
• Daily routine work is accomplished through leadership and direction of the driller.
• Safely & repeatedly handling drill rods, weighing approximately 80lbs.
• Assisting in set-up and operation of drilling and support equipment.
• Monitoring stock levels of supplies and equipment for operations.
• Assisting with maintenance and repair of drilling and support equipment.
• Organizing and cleaning the drill site.
• Communicating with the crew to maintain safety standards.

THE PERKS

• Competitive hourly wage.
• Increased salary through meter-based bonuses.
• Comprehensive 100% Employer Paid Benefits Program (Employee & eligible
• Spouse/Dependents).
• Employer-matched RRSP Program.
• Flights, Accommodations and Meals provided for.
• Paid travel days.
• On the job training: Earn qualifications to operate equipment from industry leading professionals.
• Being a part of a dynamic, driven team that has a priority and focus towards career development.

THE SETTING

You’ll work on drill sites for mineral exploration across Canada, where your “office” could be the rugged mountains of BC, the forests of Northern Saskatchewan, or an underground mining tunnel in Ontario. Wherever you may be, you’ll experience unique terrain many people never get a chance to see.

THE SCHEDULE

Work hard and have quality time off. The typical field-operations schedule is 4 weeks on and 2 weeks off. Scheduled days off leave plenty of time for travel or other pursuits. You will alternate between day shift and night shift each time you get sent out on a job. Field-operation roles require 12-hour workdays while living in a camp environment. Hy-Tech Drilling covers most costs associated with travel and accommodation(s).

WHAT YOU NEED

Although experience is an asset, no formal training is necessary. You’ll need to be eager to work in a physically demanding role, a fast learner with a positive attitude and an effective communicator. To be eligible for employment, you must:

• Have a valid Driver’s Licence and must provide a current Driver’s Abstract annually.
• Pass a Physical Demands Assessment.
• Pass a Drug and Alcohol Test.
• Maintain a clear Criminal Record Check (site-specific requirement).
• Hold a valid First Aid certificate (Not required to be eligible to apply).
• BC Residents: Standard First Aid with CPR/AED Level C & Transportation Endorsement.
• Non-BC Residents: Standard First Aid with CPR/AED Level C.