Safety
at the Drill Site We
have always tried to be safety conscious on every drill site.
We continue to keep our drilling rigs and equipment in safe working
order and our drill crews exert every effort to work safely.
The Occupation Health and Safety Council Act states that all
persons in or near the vicinity of drilling machinery must wear
hard hats and safety boots. Any person coming on a drilling site
without the necessary safety gear must stay back at a safe distance.
Any sample taken will be brought over to them. We would like
to thank you for your cooperation in making our drilling sites
a safe place.
Hitting
Buried Services
Hitting buried services such as water, sewer,
electricity or gas could be extremely costly and could place
our crew, your crew, and perhaps others in extreme danger.
As a drilling contractor we work totally under your responsibility. We
have no prior knowledge of the; the property, the owner, or
the site.
Location of underground services should be confirmed before we drill; we rely
on your direction as to the exact spot to start each hole and for that reason
we cannot take responsibility for costs should buried services be damaged.
Stuck
Drilling Rigs/Soft Sites
In spite of the care and experience of our Drill
Operators, occasionally, a rig can get stuck at a site when
the terrain becomes too difficult to traverse. Our policy requires
that the client be responsible for all towing charges, all
rig and crew time due to delay, and any damage incurred to
the rig or vehicle.
We advise that if the site is questionable to truck access, order the Bombardier
and the charge would be minimal compared to a stuck truck rig.
