Floorhand
About the job
- Experience operating and servicing pumps.
- Understand startup and shutdown procedures.
- Able to support the Mud Operator and anticipate next step needs.
- Mechanically inclined and comfortable with physical field work.
- Strong attention to detail and willingness to learn Bedrock systems.
- Operate pumps and support fluid system execution.
- Assist the Mud Operator with valve control, inventory, material staging, and additive handling.
- Support rig up, demob, bore swaps, pressure testing, and equipment preparation.
- Perform rig walk arounds and report abnormalities in pumps, valves, hoses, and related equipment.
- Help prepare for the next operation, including tooling, loop prep, and general field readiness.
- Support maintenance activities, filter changes, lubrication, and equipment checks.
- Build familiarity with the full rig spread, including tank systems, pumps, and support equipment.
- Follow direction from the Driller and Mud Operator while maintaining strong field awareness.
- Assist in other normal geothermal drilling operations tasks as required.
- 1-3 years of relevant experience.
- O&G surface equipment experience such as frac, cementing, or workover.
- Water well pump operator or similar equipment role.
- Experience in structured field operations with equipment and support systems.
- Forklift experience.
About the company
Bedrock Energy designs, drills, and installs geothermal systems for buildings, providing end-to-end geothermal heating and cooling. Its core product uses ground-source heat pumps paired with borehole fields to exchange heat with the earth, with data-driven algorithms that optimize borehole performance for long-term efficiency. The company differentiates itself by delivering integrated MEP design, energy financing, and construction partnerships, plus faster borehole construction and ongoing service under long-term agreements, all aimed at reliable, cost-saving HVAC for real estate projects. The goal is to make geothermal energy affordable and widely usable across diverse properties by delivering sustainable, emission-free heating and cooling with clear energy savings.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$20.5M
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Founded
2022
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Bedrock closed a $12 million Series A on January 22, 2025, led by Titanium Ventures.
- Penn Field proved commercial delivery in Austin, finishing a 35-ton system in three months.
- Hayden’s district project won support from Colorado agencies and Town of Hayden in 2025.
What critics are saying
- Bedrock still depends on custom drilling economics; a single failed project kills margins.
- Hayden’s phased build runs through 2028, exposing Bedrock to delayed revenue and permit risk.
- No defensible software moat is proven yet; larger geothermal and drilling firms can copy features.
What makes Bedrock Energy unique
- Bedrock pairs autonomous drilling with subsurface simulation, not just heat-pump installation.
- Its Houston-style oilfield drilling expertise enables 1,000-foot boreholes in dense urban parcels.
- The Hayden, Colorado district project positions Bedrock as infrastructure partner, not vendor.
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Benefits
- Remote Work Options