Drill Rig Operator Environmental & Geotechnical

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roberts environmental drillingSt Louis (MO)

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Job Description: NOW HIRING – EXPERIENCED ENVIRONMENTAL / GEOTECHNICAL DRILLER Roberts Environmental Drilling, Inc. (REDI) servicing Illinois & Missouri is looking for an experienced driller to join our team.1107 South Mulberry Millstadt IL. 62260 Resumes to: jobs@redi-drill.com This is a rare opportunity. In our 34-year history, we've never had to hire an experienced driller from outside the company. We've always developed and promoted our drillers from within. Due to the planned advancement of one of our senior drillers into an office leadership role, we are looking to add the next generation of field leadership to our team. We're seeking someone with:• CDL Class A Unrestricted• Missouri Drilling License a Plus• CME and/or Geoprobe experience preferred• Strong work ethic and commitment to safety• Desire to build a long-term career
What we offer: • Competitive pay based on experience• Company-paid health insurance• Paid vacation• Retirement plan• Year-round work• Modern equipment• Home every weekend• Family-owned company with 34 years of stability This is more than a drilling job. The right candidate will have the opportunity to work alongside experienced industry professionals and grow into a key leadership role within our company. If you're an experienced driller—or an up-and-coming driller ready for the next step—we'd like to talk with you. Send resumes to (jobs@redi-drill.com) jobs@redi-drill.com Millstadt, Illinois

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