Drift Services Group
Driller

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Company Description
Drift Services Group delivers precision drilling solutions that support secure water supplies and sustainable energy projects across the United Kingdom. The team specialises in water boreholes, geothermal drilling, and subsurface engineering for developers, consultants, institutions, and infrastructure providers.
Projects range from private water supplies and large-scale abstraction to low-carbon heating through open-loop geothermal systems, all managed with rigorous planning and risk control. Drift’s work is trusted in complex, live environments such as operational sites, urban developments, and critical infrastructure, using modern equipment and strong technical expertise. The company focuses on clear communication, reliable delivery, and practical solutions for every project.
Role Description
The Driller role is an on-site position based in the United Kingdom. The Driller will operate and maintain drilling rigs and associated equipment for water boreholes, geothermal installations, and subsurface engineering projects.
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- Setting up drilling sites
- Monitoring drilling operations for safety and quality
- Collecting and logging subsurface data
- Coordinating with project managers and engineers to meet technical specifications
The role also involves:
- Adhering to health, safety, and environmental standards
- Troubleshooting equipment issues
- Completing accurate documentation and reports for each project
Qualifications
- Experience operating drilling rigs and related equipment in water, geothermal, or geotechnical applications.
- Strong understanding of drilling methods, borehole construction, and basic subsurface geology.
- Knowledge of health, safety, and environmental regulations relevant to drilling and construction sites.
- Ability to read and follow technical plans, site drawings, and method statements.
- Good problem-solving skills and the ability to respond effectively to changing site conditions.
- Physical capability to work outdoors in varying weather, handle manual tasks, and use tools and machinery safely.
- Effective communication skills for collaborating with site teams, contractors, and clients.
- Valid driving license and willingness to travel to different project sites across the United Kingdom.
- Prior experience in drilling, construction, or subsurface engineering; relevant vocational training or certifications are an advantage.
- Commitment to safe work practices, quality standards, and continuous learning on new drilling technologies.
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