Drilling Manager

Tasman Inc•Greeley, CO

2d•$105,000 - $115,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Drilling Manager oversees the scheduling, execution, and safety of environmental drilling operations across the Rocky Mountain region. This leadership role balances field operations with office coordination, ensuring projects are properly planned, staffed, equipped, and executed safely and efficiently. This position works closely with project managers, environmental scientists, and field crews while managing equipment, personnel, and logistics. The ideal candidate is a hands-on leader with strong technical expertise, operational insight, and a commitment to safety and performance.

Requirements

7+ years of experience in environmental and/or geotechnical drilling
Strong knowledge of drilling operations, equipment, and safety practices
Experience scheduling crews and coordinating multiple projects
Strong leadership and communication skills
Knowledge of utility locate processes and safe ground disturbance practices
Strong technical writing and reporting skills
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and project management tools
Demonstrated ability to manage time, priorities, and resources effectively
Valid driver’s license
Authorization to work in the United States
7+ years of experience in the environmental and/or geotechnical drilling business.
Strong technical writing skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Strong time management skills.
Demonstrated communication skills with peers, management, and clients.
Experience with state regulations and related entities.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in Geology, Engineering, or related field
OSHA 10-Hour certification
HAZWOPER 40-hour certification
2+ years of drilling management experience
CDL-A or ability to obtain
Oil & gas industry experience
Knowledge of environmental remediation
Experience with soil boring classification
Bachelor’s degree in geology, engineering, or related field.
OSHA 10-Hour Certificate.
HAZWOPER 40-hour certificate.
2+ years of drilling management experience.
CDL A or ability to obtain one.
Oil and gas industry experience preferred.
Knowledge of environmental remediation.
Experience with soil boring classification.

Responsibilities

Operations & Project Management: Review scopes of work and prepare cost estimates, Plan and coordinate drilling operations for safe and efficient execution, Schedule field crews and manage project timelines, Prepare jobs including logistics, equipment, and personnel assignments, Monitor project progress and adjust plans as needed.
Field Oversight & Execution: Provide on-site technical support and operational guidance, Conduct site assessments and field audits for quality and compliance, Deliver supplies, equipment, and repair parts as needed, Ensure safe and efficient execution of manual and mechanized drilling projects.
Equipment & Resource Management: Procure drilling materials, supplies, and parts, Oversee routine and non-routine drill rig maintenance, Ensure equipment is maintained, safe, and ready for use.
Leadership & Team Management: Manage and supervise the Colorado drilling team, Coordinate personnel assignments and job coverage, Foster a strong team environment and mentor staff, Communicate effectively with team members, leadership, and clients.
Safety & Compliance: Enforce compliance with OSHA, regulatory, and client requirements, Implement Tasman safety policies and site-specific programs, Promote and maintain a strong safety culture across operations.
Reporting & Documentation: Prepare reports and maintain accurate records, Track project performance against goals and schedules, Ensure proper documentation of field activities and compliance requirements.