Jobs at Hydro Resources Holdings, Inc.

Supports drilling-rig operations and maintenance by servicing equipment, handling pipe, assisting with rig movement, running casing and tubing, monitoring samples and mud properties, maintaining work areas, and responding to emergencies. The role requires familiarity with drilling equipment, safety procedures, flexible scheduling, travel, and preferably a CDL and high school diploma or GED.

Oversee municipal water well drilling and pump projects from planning through completion. Manage schedules, budgets, permitting, logistics, contractors, risks, reporting, stakeholder communication, safety, and quality compliance. Travel regularly to client sites to support milestones, resolve project barriers, and address team health and safety issues. Drive process improvements and ensure projects meet timelines, budgets, and specifications.

Supports drilling rig maintenance and daily operations by handling pipe, assisting with rig movement, running casing and tubing, checking safety equipment, maintaining work areas, responding to emergencies, and learning rig operations. The role also involves monitoring mud properties, catching samples, cutting and threading pipe, and following all safety procedures. Travel, flexible scheduling, a valid driver’s license, and background and drug screening are required.

Supports rig maintenance and daily operations, including loading pipe, inspecting rig equipment, tripping and threading pipe, handling tubing and rods, preparing rigs for workover, diagnosing well problems, and responding to mechanical or structural emergencies. Requires knowledge of drilling equipment, pipe and thread types, derricks, drill floors, and pumping units. Travel and flexible scheduling are required.

Performs maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, installation, and preventive maintenance for gear drives, pumps, and related mechanical equipment used in water well drilling and pumping. Assists field crews with equipment setup and servicing, maintains repair records, follows safety procedures, and communicates equipment issues. Work occurs in shop and outdoor field environments and requires physical labor, mechanical tool use, and travel to field locations.

Manages site health, safety, and environmental programs; ensures OSHA, EPA, and other regulatory compliance; conducts audits, inspections, hazard assessments, and incident investigations; delivers safety training; maintains records; coordinates emergency response; and promotes a strong safety culture. The role collaborates with management and field teams, oversees hazardous-material controls, develops site-specific plans, and requires project-dependent travel, long-distance driving, and occasional overnight stays.

Operate lathes, mills, and presses; measure parts using micrometers and calipers; apply mathematics; interpret technical manuals; troubleshoot problems; work independently and collaboratively; and maintain a clean, organized machine area.

Supports drilling rig maintenance and daily operations by handling pipe, assisting with rig movement, running casing and tubing, monitoring equipment and mud properties, responding to emergencies, and maintaining safe, clean work areas. The role requires learning rig operations, following safety procedures, working flexible schedules, and meeting driving and DOT requirements.

Supports administration of the corporate health and safety program by identifying hazards, investigating incidents and workers’ compensation claims, maintaining regulatory compliance, providing safety education, and advising management and field personnel. The role requires active jobsite presence, vehicle operation, occasional out-of-state travel, safety documentation, regulatory monitoring, and coordination with employees, clients, and project teams.