bdhall

CFA Foundations Drill Rig Operator

Edmonton, Alberta · Contract

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About the role

Are you a dedicated, passionate professional looking to grow your career with a company long-term?
Join Hall Shoring & Foundations as a CFA Foundations Drill Rig Operator!
Role Summary: Drill Rig Operators are responsible for safely and efficiently operating foundation drilling equipment including CFA, rotary, and down-the-hole rigs.

Perform daily equipment inspections, lubrication, and maintenance tasks; report mechanical issues immediately to the Foreman or Site Superintendent.
Monitor drilling parameters and adjust speed, pressure, and rotation to maintain pile quality.
Ensure cages and reinforcement are installed according to design and verified before pour.
Maintain awareness of ground personnel and other equipment; communicate with spotters and crew during movement or repositioning.
Perform safe mobilization, assembly, and disassembly of drill rigs and tooling according to site procedures.
Maintain housekeeping of the rig, work pad, and laydown areas.
They play a key role in production by ensuring piles are drilled to design specifications while maintaining strict adherence to safety, quality, and site procedures.
Drill Rig Operators are expected to understand equipment limitations, coordinate effectively with their crew, and perform daily maintenance and inspection of their machines to ensure reliable operation in all ground conditions.
Using a collaborative approach, we can provide economical, efficient and innovative solutions using the latest technology and design.
We deliver projects on time while maintaining an exceptional safety program.

Years of experience: Minimum 2 to 3 years operating foundation drilling equipment (CFA, rotary, or similar).
Employees must be clean-shaven and fit-tested for ½ or full non-powered respirators, as per Provincial OHS Regulations and Hall OHS Policy.
You can expect these great
Company Vehicle (Abstract Required)
Cell Phone (As required)
Record production data, pile depths, and soil conditions as required.
Education: High School or Equivalent.
Considered an asset:
Ground Disturbance Level 2
Fall Protection
First Aid
Physical fitness for high-intensity tasks.
Lift up to 50 lbs.
This role includes tasks requiring respiratory protection. Employees must be clean-shaven and fit-tested for ½ or full non-powered respirators, as per Provincial OHS Regulations and Hall OHS Policy.
Willingness to work flexible hours, including overtime and weekends as necessary to meet project deadlines.
You can expect these great benefits:

Proficient in operating CFA, rotary, and down-the-hole drilling equipment.
Ability to identify and select proper tooling for varying ground conditions.
Knowledge of auger, Kelly bar, casing, and spin-lock anchor systems.
Understanding of pile installation sequence and concrete/grout pumping coordination.
Familiar with safe rigging, hoisting, and lifting procedures.
Able to read and interpret pile layouts, drilling logs, and engineered drawings.
Competent in troubleshooting minor hydraulic, electrical, and mechanical issues.
Awareness of machine stability, ground bearing pressure, and safe travel paths.
Knowledge of lockout/tagout procedures and energy isolation during maintenance.
Interpersonal Skills:
Strong communication skills with the ability to coordinate effectively with Foremen, Pump Operators, and Labourers.
Demonstrates professionalism, attention to detail, and commitment to quality.

Hall Shoring & Foundations are the experts in the foundation drilling and shoring industry.
In order to best serve our clients requirements, we are fully prepared to operate as independent shoring and foundations contractor or to offer a complete service package of excavation and shoring, foundations and civils through our in-house group.

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