Drill Rig Operator (Region 9)
As a Drill Rig Operator (DRO), the incumbent may:
supervise a State drill crew; obtain soil and rock samples for engineering purposes; select the drilling method suitable for the geologic conditions encountered during borehole progression; install geotechnical instrumentation devices, such as slope indicators and open well piezometers; assemble a floating barge when drilling over water, including anchoring and stabilizing, to provide a safe working platform; read engineering plans to identify boring locations; coordinate utility clearance for boreholes in accordance with Industrial Code 53; prepare vehicle reports; maintain detailed field logs for each boring; and train Assistant Drill Rig Operators, Assistant Drill Rig Operator Trainees, and laborers. This position may require frequent and independent statewide travel from a Region 9 (Binghamton) base. During the winter, DRO's will be assigned to a Residency for snow and ice response (operates heavy dump trucks with plow, wing, and spreader attachments to simultaneously plow snow and control ice). Responsibilities may include participating within the Incident Command System to support the Department's response to regional and statewide emergency situations.
Job Function
As a Drill Rig Operator (DRO), the incumbent may:
supervise a State drill crew; obtain soil and rock samples for engineering purposes; select the drilling method suitable for the geologic conditions encountered during borehole progression; install geotechnical instrumentation devices, such as slope indicators and open well piezometers; assemble a floating barge when drilling over water, including anchoring and stabilizing, to provide a safe working platform; read engineering plans to identify boring locations; coordinate utility clearance for boreholes in accordance with Industrial Code 53; prepare vehicle reports; maintain detailed field logs for each boring; and train Assistant Drill Rig Operators, Assistant Drill Rig Operator Trainees, and laborers. This position may require frequent and independent statewide travel from a Region 9 (Binghamton) base. During the winter, DRO's will be assigned to a Residency for snow and ice response (operates heavy dump trucks with plow, wing, and spreader attachments to simultaneously plow snow and control ice). Responsibilities may include participating within the Incident Command System to support the Department's response to regional and statewide emergency situations.
Salary Range:
From $44354 to $54140 Annually
Minimum Qualification
Promotion:
One year of experience as an Assistant Drill Rig Operator. Non-competitive:
Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License. Two years of experience working on a drill crew including one year of experience supervising a geotechnical drill crew and passage of a medical examination demonstrating ability to perform heavy physical labor.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
supervise a State drill crew; obtain soil and rock samples for engineering purposes; select the drilling method suitable for the geologic conditions encountered during borehole progression; install geotechnical instrumentation devices, such as slope indicators and open well piezometers; assemble a floating barge when drilling over water, including anchoring and stabilizing, to provide a safe working platform; read engineering plans to identify boring locations; coordinate utility clearance for boreholes in accordance with Industrial Code 53; prepare vehicle reports; maintain detailed field logs for each boring; and train Assistant Drill Rig Operators, Assistant Drill Rig Operator Trainees, and laborers. This position may require frequent and independent statewide travel from a Region 9 (Binghamton) base. During the winter, DRO's will be assigned to a Residency for snow and ice response (operates heavy dump trucks with plow, wing, and spreader attachments to simultaneously plow snow and control ice). Responsibilities may include participating within the Incident Command System to support the Department's response to regional and statewide emergency situations.
Job Function
As a Drill Rig Operator (DRO), the incumbent may:
supervise a State drill crew; obtain soil and rock samples for engineering purposes; select the drilling method suitable for the geologic conditions encountered during borehole progression; install geotechnical instrumentation devices, such as slope indicators and open well piezometers; assemble a floating barge when drilling over water, including anchoring and stabilizing, to provide a safe working platform; read engineering plans to identify boring locations; coordinate utility clearance for boreholes in accordance with Industrial Code 53; prepare vehicle reports; maintain detailed field logs for each boring; and train Assistant Drill Rig Operators, Assistant Drill Rig Operator Trainees, and laborers. This position may require frequent and independent statewide travel from a Region 9 (Binghamton) base. During the winter, DRO's will be assigned to a Residency for snow and ice response (operates heavy dump trucks with plow, wing, and spreader attachments to simultaneously plow snow and control ice). Responsibilities may include participating within the Incident Command System to support the Department's response to regional and statewide emergency situations.
Salary Range:
From $44354 to $54140 Annually
Minimum Qualification
Promotion:
One year of experience as an Assistant Drill Rig Operator. Non-competitive:
Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License. Two years of experience working on a drill crew including one year of experience supervising a geotechnical drill crew and passage of a medical examination demonstrating ability to perform heavy physical labor.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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