Jeremy Verdusco

Do You Act Safe or Just ‘Feel’ Safe on Drilling Jobs?

Constant Exposure to Hazards Can Give Drillers a False Sense of Safety

Jeremy Verdusco

September 1, 2021

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Constant exposure to hazards can give people working in drilling and construction fields a false sense of safety.

Well Done Foundation Works to Plug ‘Orphan’ Oil & Gas Wells

Non-Profit IDs Abandoned Wells, Works Stop Methane Emissions

Jeremy Verdusco

August 16, 2021

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Group identifies abandoned wells, talks to stakeholders and puts drillers, others to work to cut methane emissions.

Texas Environmental Drilling Firm Makes a Bid for the Long Term

Rob Meyer of Talon/LPE Talks Training, Recruiting, Remediation

Jeremy Verdusco

July 28, 2021

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Rob Meyer of Talon/LPE discusses adding sonic to his fleet, driller cross-training, recruiting and remediation.

Embracing Changes in Drilling, the Drilling Industry

Companies that Evolve with the Times Grow, Thrive

Jeremy Verdusco

July 2, 2021

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How well would your drilling company compete in 2022 with 1982 tools, methods and tech?

South Atlantic Jubilee Returns to Myrtle Beach in 2021

Popular Water Well Trade Show, Training and Networking Event is Back

Jeremy Verdusco

June 16, 2021

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Executive director talks this year’s event, training options and any changes attendees and exhibitors can expect.

Securing a Company’s Future with Soil Nails, Micropiles

Tips from the Top of a Fast Growing Drilling, Construction Company

Jeremy Verdusco

May 31, 2021

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Thoughts on company leadership, growth from Brian DeSpain, president of UMA Geotechnical Construction.

Drilling Contractors, Does Your Business Have a Pattern?

Over Time, Operating Income, Revenue Can Inform Business Decisions

Jeremy Verdusco

May 26, 2021

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Business owners should use financial statements to inform choices about profit, expenses, capex and retirement.

California Drilling Company Aims to Put People First

D.J. Scheffler & Nye Known for Micropile Projects Like Grand Canyon Skywalk

Jeremy Verdusco

May 26, 2021

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Company sees success with micropile projects like the Grand Canyon Skywalk, pile work at the Rose Bowl.

An Australian Perspective on Drilling and Educating Drillers

Trainer Colin Barden Talks Training, 50 Years in the Drilling Industry

Jeremy Verdusco

May 11, 2021

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Veteran driller and instructor discusses parallels between the U.S. and Australia, and training the next generation.

Covid-19 Vaccines: Managing Risk for Drillers, Their Families

It’s a Choice, but One that Makes Sense

Jeremy Verdusco

April 30, 2021

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Hardy, self-reliant drillers may have innate wariness to “experts,” but powerful drive to protect family.

Articles by Jeremy Verdusco

Do You Act Safe or Just ‘Feel’ Safe on Drilling Jobs?

Well Done Foundation Works to Plug ‘Orphan’ Oil & Gas Wells

Texas Environmental Drilling Firm Makes a Bid for the Long Term

Embracing Changes in Drilling, the Drilling Industry

South Atlantic Jubilee Returns to Myrtle Beach in 2021

Securing a Company’s Future with Soil Nails, Micropiles

Drilling Contractors, Does Your Business Have a Pattern?

California Drilling Company Aims to Put People First

An Australian Perspective on Drilling and Educating Drillers

Covid-19 Vaccines: Managing Risk for Drillers, Their Families

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