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Role overview

This position is responsible for overseeing drilling activities during the day shift and ensuring the well program is delivered safely, efficiently, and in line with operational objectives. The role works in close coordination with the OIM to protect personnel, the environment, and equipment while keeping drilling performance on track.

Core duties

Oversee safety, equipment condition, and operational efficiency across the drill floor and related drilling areas.
Organize and schedule drilling and connected activities, guiding the crew to achieve the required performance targets and client expectations.
Make sure any change to the approved well plan is cleared by the OIM and documented by the client representative in writing.
Coordinate with the OIM, Night Tool Pusher, and client representative on drilling progress, keep the driller updated on program goals, and communicate any plan changes.
Take over the driller’s console when operational needs require it.
Plan ahead so all equipment needed for the next drilling or workover stage is available and ready.
Support and supervise the drilling crew at the worksite, ensuring adequate circulation time, stable well conditions during trips, proper handling of the BHA, and prompt response to hole problems.
Run the drilling unit in line with company drilling and well control manuals, including reviewing and approving drilling-related permits to work.

Well control and emergency readiness

Ensure well control measures are in place according to operational requirements and support well-kill operations when needed.
Track well control parameters closely to spot warning signs early and react quickly.
Maintain and test well control equipment regularly to keep it ready and effective at all times.
Carry out well control calculations such as mud weight increase, initial and final circulating pressures, and stroke counts.
Serve as part of the installation emergency response team as defined in the emergency plan and company procedures.
Ensure the crew is trained on emergency actions and that well control and safety drills are conducted and recorded as required.

Equipment, materials, and rig move support

Support the OIM/Night Tool Pusher in confirming adequate stock of parts and materials for drilling and associated work under contract requirements.
Oversee planned maintenance and repairs for drilling systems including draw works, mud pumps, top drive, rotary table, and BOP, with proper documentation.
Help prepare the rig for tow-out by making sure the cantilever, rig floor, and drilling equipment are secured correctly before the move.

Client coordination and reporting

Build and maintain productive working relationships with other departments, third-party personnel, and client representatives.
Handle client requests related to materials, equipment, and manpower once management approval has been obtained.
Keep accurate logs and records and submit required reports on time in line with company procedures and regulatory expectations.
Prepare daily drilling reports, equipment status updates, and incident reports to capture operational performance and activity details.

Team leadership and development

Brief the team clearly on duties, responsibilities, and safety precautions before work begins.
Coach, develop, and train team members to support safe and effective operations.
Identify opportunities for growth and help team members advance their skills and careers.
Ensure the team receives the training needed to work safely, including on-the-job coaching, classroom training, and participation in drills and exercises.
Actively support ADES’s Competency Assurance Program.
Assess team performance regularly, provide fair feedback, and help strengthen a structured performance management culture through the ADVANCE process.

Education and experience

The role requires a high school education or a vocational/technical qualification. Candidates must have at least 12 years of drilling and workover experience with reputable drilling contractors, including time served as an Assistant Driller and Driller. A minimum of one year in the current position is required, along with prior experience on offshore rigs.

Skills and competency expectations

The job calls for intermediate English communication, computer literacy in Microsoft Office, strong arithmetic ability, and practical knowledge of drilling and drilling fluids. The role also requires solid situation awareness, communication, teamwork, and the ability to manage stress and fatigue while inspecting work carefully.

Physical demands

This position involves regular climbing, bending, twisting, and standing. The candidate must be able to work outdoors in harsh weather conditions, including noise, humidity, cold, and heat, and be prepared to work up to 12 hours per day during the shift.

Certifications

Applicants must meet ADES Training Matrix requirements and hold a valid Well Control certificate such as Well Sharp or IADC.

Day Tool Pusher