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Drill methods may include; auger drilling, mud rotary drilling, air rotary drilling, and diamond bit coring techniques. ETMs will perform daily tasks including: survey and locate drilling points; conduct site reconnaissance; load/unload tooling, materials and samples; classify soil and rock samples; perform routine maintenance and basic repairs on drilling equipment, prepare internal (daily field forms) and external (DOT Logs) paperwork.
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Assist in drilling operations and instrumentation and monitoring well installation. Exploration Team Members (ETMs) will perform subsurface exploration duties using conventional drilling or in-situ testing techniques.
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Maintain regular communication with the Drilling Manager to coordinate field drilling activities and provide technical guidance as needed. Knowledge of geotechnical drilling techniques, including soil sampling, rock coring, groundwater measurements, and planning geotechnical explorations.
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Oversee drilling equipment operations and geotechnical laboratory testing to ensure accurate data collection and analysis. Work effectively in both office and field environments, adapting to various weather conditions and physical demands of outdoor drilling sites.
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Uses hospital financial system to perform necessary research such as inquiries, queries, and drilling functions. No cost e Care visits Employer-provided mental health services for employees and eligible family members Retirement with employer match up to 5% Tuition discounts and reimbursement available for continuing your education Cox Health Fitness Center and Child Care discounts Job Summary A SR Staff Accountant is responsible and accountable for helping ensure accounting processes and functions are done timely and accurately.
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Experience Preferred: 2-3 years accounting experience Skills Excel, Word and Lawson Financial preferred Licensure/Certification/Registration N/A. A SR Staff Accountant is knowledgeable of General Accepted Accounting Principles and applies those concepts in all aspects of work.
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