HDD Foreman

Benefits

• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Opportunity for advancement
• Vision insurance

The HDD Foreman is a working foreman responsible for leading crews in the safe, accurate, and efficient completion of directional drilling operations.

Field Superintendent / Operations Manager

The HDD Foreman operates as a hands‑on leader, managing crew performance, operating drilling equipment, and ensuring compliance with safety, quality, and production standards on each job site.

• Lead and participate directly in daily field operations including drilling, locating, and vac operations.
• Assign crew tasks and ensure compliance with safety and production goals.
• Conduct tailgate safety meetings and ensure proper PPE use at all times.

• Operate HDD drill rig, locator, and vac truck during production.
• Perform setup of entry and exit pits, tooling changes, and mud mixing.
• Maintain bore path accuracy and drilling fluid management throughout operations.

• Review bore plans and locates before beginning work.
• Confirm that all utilities are properly marked and clear.
• Coordinate with Superintendent for daily job readiness and site logistics.

• Ensure all safety regulations and company policies are followed on‑site.
• Report incidents or near misses immediately and assist in corrective actions.

• Track daily production, footage, and conditions for reporting.
• Verify correct conduit, fusion, and pullback installation procedures.
• Submit bore logs and photos for as‑built documentation.

• Maintain daily contact with Superintendent or Project Manager regarding job progress.
• Coordinate with inspectors, property owners, and utility representatives when required.

• Train and mentor drill operators, locators, and laborers in HDD best practices.
• Promote teamwork, accountability, and safety awareness within the crew.
• Support new employee orientation and on‑the‑job training for developing team members.

• Hands‑on experience with HDD drilling and locating operations.
• Proficient in using locating systems such as Digi Trak and Subsite.
• Knowledge of bore planning, mud systems, and utility construction standards.
• Strong leadership and communication abilities.
• Commitment to quality, safety, and teamwork.

• Daily production targets achieved safely and accurately.
• Zero utility damages or recordable incidents.
• Crew efficiency and teamwork performance.
• Accurate completion of reports and job documentation.