Drill instructor vs rotary driller

Differences between drill instructor and rotary driller duties and responsibilities

Drill instructor example responsibilities.

• Manage all land and training area use, ammunition use / forecasting, requisitioning, allocations, and inspection.
• Provide instruction to recruits, including basic combat skills, fundamentals of service life, and small arms use.
• Review, grade, and teach students general chemistry course material.
• Work with young adults while they pursue their GED's through the youth challenge program.
• Assist the senior drill instructor with all platoon administrative matters and conduct the day to day operations of the platoon.
• Operate Excellon CNC drill machines, plater (assist with running scrub machines and various plating lines as needed).
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Rotary driller example responsibilities.

• Provide leadership and guidance to direct reports, and manage their efforts to maximize their contribution to operational effectiveness and performance.
• Inspect derricks and order their inspection prior to being raise and lower.
• Operate portable drilling rig (machine and relate equipment) to drill wells.
• Record daily drilling activities accurately in IADC reports while keeping accurate component tally.
• Move levers to control power-driven winch that raises and extends telescoping derrick.
• Install pvc pipes into holes and making sure that the holes remain clean and free from debris.