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SUMMARY:DROS - Drill Rig Operator School
DESCRIPTION:September 7 – 12\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n    Register Here    \n\n\n\nRegistration costs $2\,400 per attendee\, and includes breakfast\, lunch and breaks for the duration of the school. For any questions\, please reach out to Gabby Hawkins at ghawkins@adsc-iafd.com \n\n\n\nThe Ingleside Hotel2810 Golf RoadPewaukee\, WI 53072Book your Room by August 21\, 2025 \n\n\n\nSundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday\n\nSunday\, September 7th\n\n\n\n2:30 PM  Registration Open4:00 PM Welcome & OverviewRick Marshall/Gene Sheedy–  Program objective and purpose–  Introduction of instructors–  Driller’s responsibilities–  Review schedule 5:00 PM Introductions & DinnerEach student introduces themselves:–  What company\, years of experience\, about yourself–  What would you like to get from this course \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\nMonday\, September 8th\n\n\n\n6:00 AMBreakfast at hotel6:30 AMBoard bus to site – TEAM B \nTEAM A – CLASSROOM \n\nTEAM B – FIELD \n7:00 AM\nEquipment & Job Site Safety – Part 1 – Rick MarshallLearn the importance of maintaining proper safety standards\, OSHA regulations\, PPE\, rigging and hoisting procedures\, fall protection\, confined space entry\, equipment hazards\, JSA. \n\nSafety briefingHands-on field activities \n9:15 AMFundamentals of Drilling – Cased/Open Hole – Bo WalkerAccess constraints\, hole layouts and locates for setting up drill. Maintaining and checking for bore-hole alignment during drilling. Open hole and casing means and method techniques and applications for processing shaft in both stable and unstable soil conditions. \nHands-on field activities \n11:30 AM \nBoard bus to hotel \n12:00 PM\nLunch at hotel \n\nTEAM A – FIELD \n\nTEAM B – CLASSROOM \n1:00 PM\nSafety briefingHands-on field activities \n\nEquipment & Job Site Safety – Part 1 – Rick MarshallLearn the importance of maintaining proper safety standards\, OSHA regulations\, PPE\, rigging and hoisting procedures\, fall protection\, confined space entry\, equipment hazards\, JSA. \n3:15 PM\nHands-on field activities \nFundamentals of Drilling – Cased/Open Hole – Bo WalkerAccess constraints\, hole layouts and locates for setting up drill. Maintaining and checking for bore-hole alignment during drilling. Open hole and casing means and method techniques and applications for processing shaft in both stable and unstable soil conditions. 5:30 PM\nBoard bus to hotel \n 6:00 PM\nBoth teams combined at hotel for daily recapDiscuss daily activities and learning points. Identify any safety concerns noticed. Take daily quiz. \n6:30 PM\nDismissed for the day \n\n\n\n\n\n\nTuesday\, September 9th\n\n\n\n6:00 AM\nBreakfast at hotel \n6:30 AM \nBoard bus to site – TEAM A \n \nTEAM B – CLASSROOM \nTEAM A – FIELD7:00 AMUnderstanding the Driller’s Role – Bo WalkerLearn about the bidding process and changed conditions/claims\, and the importance of the driller’s responsibilities and role and how it contributes to the success of the drilling project. \nSafety briefingHands-on field activities \n9:15 AM\nDrill Tool Design\, Application and Maintenance – Bo StedingUnderstanding design and application of drilling tools and effects on drilling production and shaft quality. Learn about variations of soil/rock augers\, core carrels\, clean out buckets. Drilling tool maintenance of teeth and pockets\, etc. will be presented in detail. \n\nHands-on field activities \n11:30 AM \nBoard bus to hotel \n12:00 PM\nLunch at hotel \n \nTEAM B – FIELD \n\nTEAM A – CLASSROOM \n1:00 PM\nSafety briefingHands-on field activities \nUnderstanding the Driller’s Role – Bo WalkerLearn about the bidding process and changed conditions/claims\, and the importance of the driller’s responsibilities and role and how it contributes to the success of the drilling project. 3:15 PM\nHands-on field activities \n\nDrill Tool Design\, Application and Maintenance – Bo StedingUnderstanding design and application of drilling tools and effects on drilling production and shaft quality. Learn about variations of soil/rock augers\, core carrels\, clean out buckets. Drilling tool maintenance of teeth and pockets\, etc. Will be presented in detail. \n5:30 PMBoard bus to site  6:00 PMDinner and making connections  6:00 PM\nDismissed for the day \n8:00 PMBoard bus to hotel8:30 PMDissmissed for the day\n\n\n\n\n\nWednesday\, September 10th\n\n\n\n6:00 AM\nBreakfast at hotel \n6:30 AM\nBoard bus to site – TEAM B \n \nTEAM A – CLASSROOM \n\nTEAM B – FIELD \n7:00 AM\nRigging and Hoisting – Rick MarshallPractice\, recognize and enforce rigging procedures. Learn how to correctly use straps\, bridles and chokers for securing the load for hoisting. Understand load picking and suspension physics and adherent dangers. Each student will learn and use proper hand signaling procedures for ground-to-operator communication in the field. \n\nSafety briefingHands-on field activities \n9:15 AM\nFundamentals of Drilling Slurry – Slurry School TeamLearn the proper procedure and purpose for using mineral and polymer slurries\, the equipment required\, proper mixing and testing (viscosity\, weight\, sand content pH). Slurry drilling application and technique for advancing hole will be presented and discussed. \n\nHands-on field activities \n11:30 AM \nBoard bus to hotel \n12:00 PM\nLunch at hotel \n \nTEAM A – FIELD \n\nTEAM B – CLASSROOM \n1:00 PM\nSafety briefingHands-on field activities \n\nRigging and Hoisting – Rick MarshallPractice\, recognize and enforce rigging procedures. Learn how to correctly use straps\, bridles and chokers for securing the load for hoisting. Understand load picking and suspension physics and adherent dangers. Each student will learn and use proper hand signaling procedures for ground-to-operator communication in the field. \n3:15 PM\nHands-on field activities \n\nFundamentals of Drilling Slurry – Slurry School TeamLearn the proper procedure and purpose for using mineral and polymer slurries\, the equipment required\, proper mixing and testing (viscosity\, weight\, sand content pH). Slurry drilling application and technique for advancing hole will be presented and discussed. \n5:30 PM\nBoard bus to hotel \n 6:00 PM\nBoth teams combined at hotel for daily recapDiscuss daily activities and learning points. Identify any safety concerns noticed. Take daily quiz. \n6:30 PM\nDismissed for the day \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThursday\, September 11th\n\n\n\n6:00 AM\nBreakfast at hotel \n6:30 AM\nBoard bus to site – TEAM A \n \nTEAM B – CLASSROOM \n\nTEAM A – FIELD \n7:00 AM\nMaterial Placement and Jobsite Math – Peggy Hagerty DuffyLearn considerations for rebar steel and concrete placement in shaft to assure a quality finished product. Determining volumes of concrete\, followability factors\, aggregate design and how they can affect installation practices. Explanation of quality assurance procedures common to the industry. \n\nSafety briefingHands-on field activities \n9:15 AM\nGeology/Interpreting Soil Reports – Peggy Hagerty DuffyClassification of soils. Interpretation and reading of soil report logs. Recognizing geological formations and stratums when encountered which determine drill processes and installation practices related to drilled shaft construction.  \n\nHands-on field activities \n11:30 AM \nBoard bus to hotel \n12:00 PM\nLunch at hotel \n \nTEAM B – FIELD \n\nTEAM A – CLASSROOM \n1:00 PM\nSafety briefingHands-on field activities \n\nMaterial Placement and Jobsite Math – Peggy Hagerty DuffyLearn considerations for rebar steel and concrete placement in shaft to assure a quality finished product. Determining volumes of concrete\, followability factors\, aggregate design and how they can affect installation practices. Explanation of quality assurance procedures common to the industry. \n3:15 PM\nHands-on field activities \n\nGeology/Interpreting Soil Reports – Peggy Hagerty DuffyClassification of soils. Interpretation and reading of soil report logs. Recognizing geological formations and stratums when encountered which determine drill processes and installation practices related to drilled shaft construction.  \n5:30 PM\nBoard bus to hotel \n 6:00 PM\nBoth teams combined at hotel for daily recapDiscuss daily activities and learning points. Identify any safety concerns noticed. Take daily quiz. \n6:30 PM\nDismissed for the day \n\n\n\n\n\n\nFriday\, September 12th\n\n\n\n6:00 AM\nBreakfast at hotel \n6:30 AM\nBoard bus to site – TEAM B \n \nTEAM A – CLASSROOM \n\nTEAM B – FIELD \n7:00 AM\nEquipment Maintenance and Troubleshooting – Tony KrautLearn the fundamentals of hydraulic and electrical system operations\, component identifications\, diagram reading\, and troubleshooting procedures. Understand and be able to perform hydraulic system maintenance procedures. Maintain hydraulic oil cleanliness practices. \n\nSafety briefingHands-on field activities \n9:15 AM\nEquipment and Jobsite Safety – Part 2 – Rick MarshallLearn the importance of maintaining proper safety standards\, OSHA regulations\, PPE\, fall protection\, confined space entry\, equipment hazards\, JSA. \n\nHands-on field activities \n11:30 AM \nBoard bus to hotel \n12:00 PM\nLunch at hotel \n \nTEAM A – FIELD \n\nTEAM B – CLASSROOM \n1:00 PM\nSafety briefingHands-on field activities \n\nEquipment Maintenance and Troubleshooting – Tony KrautLearn the fundamentals of hydraulic and electrical system operations\, component identifications\, diagram reading\, and troubleshooting procedures. Understand and be able to perform hydraulic system maintenance procedures. Maintain hydraulic oil cleanliness practices. \n3:15 PM\nHands-on field activities \n\nEquipment and Jobsite Safety – Part 2 – Rick MarshallLearn the importance of maintaining proper safety standards\, OSHA regulations\, PPE\, fall protection\, confined space entry\, equipment hazards\, JSA. \n5:30 PM\nBoard bus to hotel \n 6:00 PM\nBoth teams combined at hotel for daily recapDiscuss daily activities and learning points. Identify any safety concerns noticed. Take daily quiz. \n6:30 PM\nDismissed.
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