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This column is the next in a series about the first well rig I ever had experience with or worked on.

Back in early 2000, when I first started working with mixed-metal hydroxide, very few drillers had ever heard this type of fluid and even fewer had ever seen it used.

How much does the average driller really know about wire rope? What industry standards apply?

Business is complicated. Formal training can help sort it out.

Host Brock Yordy reaches deep in the toolkit for the latest Ask Brock, episode 44.

More than 50 years passed before sonic drilling came back to one of its earliest uses as a pile driver. Today, the technology is far superior and set to revolutionize the piling industry with a just-patented method.

We tend to overlook half the population when recruiting for entry-level field-services roles, and that is something we can't afford to do when the labor market is this tight.

Having issues with polymers blinding your shaker screens? In Ask Brock episode 42, host Brock Yordy has tips.

Rotary bits can handle soft to medium soil formations. But when you find yourself between a rock and a hard place, you need specialized equipment designed to power through rock formations.

After all the years I have attended NGWA, I found myself in an uncharted drilling community of drillers from all around the world. I had to seek out the team that brought drillers together from multiple continents.