Directional Drilling
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What is Directional Drilling?
Directional drilling is the practice of drilling non-vertical bores. It is commonly used in the oil and gas industry to reach reservoirs that are difficult to access vertically, to drill multiple wells from a single location, and to avoid surface obstacles. It's also utilized in utility installation for trenchless construction.
Which job functions commonly mention Directional Drilling?
Drilling Engineer
0.7% of all Drilling Engineer jobs mention Directional Drilling
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Geotechnical Engineer
0.2% of all Geotechnical Engineer jobs mention Directional Drilling
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Frontline & Manual Labor
160 Frontline & Manual Labor jobs mention Directional Drilling
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Geologist
2 Geologist jobs mention Directional Drilling
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Construction
42 Construction jobs mention Directional Drilling
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Which organizations are mentioning Directional Drilling?
Nabors Industries
Utilities
Scientific Drilling Inc.
Professional Services
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