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Environmental Monitoring
Testing and sampling to assess specific sites and document progress in remediation.
Markets
Links to the areas served by The Driller, including water wells, oil and gas, and foundations.
Topics
Foundations
Construction-focused drilling that includes pilings, drilled shafts, slurry walls, ground strengthening and other methods.
Geotechnical
Investigation of subsurface conditions for stability, monitoring and the planning of earthworks and foundations.
Geothermal
Installation and maintenance of ground source heat systems for residential, commercial, municipal and utility applications.
HDD
Steered, directional boring using trenchless technology for utility, oil and gas, and other sectors.
Mining & Minerals
Drilled exploration for and safe extraction of surface and subsurface resources such as metals and minerals.
Oil & Gas
Drilling for and recovering of fossil fuel energy sources including petroleum and natural gas.
Water Wells
Drilling and maintenance of wells and pump systems designed to provide water for residential, commercial and municipal uses.
ARTICLES
Training Brings Drillers, Scientists, Engineers all to One Table
A Cross-Discipline Approach from ‘Groundwater & Wells’ Authors
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Interview with Drilling Industry Veteran John Schmitt
We Talk Changes, Advice for those Starting Out
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What Does the Future Hold for Drilling, Construction Equipment?
Manufacturers, Like Ford and Tesla, have Electric Opportunities
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Imagining Construction, Drilling Industry Leadership in 2035
Are we Having Difficult Discussions or Throwing Fits at Change Orders?
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Using Mixed-Metal Oxide with Small to Medium HDD Rigs
MMO Behaves Differently, but Effective in Unconsolidated Formations
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Everyone Wants You: How to Choose the Right Drilling Job Offer
Changing Jobs? Use these Tips to Compare Your Options
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IMAGE GALLERIES
Groundwater Week 2018
Attendees from all over the world descended on Las Vegas last month for the Groundwater Week 2018 event presented by the National Ground Water Association (NGWA). They got a chance to see the latest products and innovations from hundreds of exhibitors, build skills through continuing education, and catch up with friends both old and new.
Photos by Jeremy Verdusco
Posted: December 20, 2019