Floorhand
About the job
- Experience operating and servicing pumps.
- Understanding of pump startup and shutdown procedures.
- Ability to support the Mud Operator and anticipate upcoming operational needs.
- Mechanical aptitude and comfort with physical field work.
- Operate pumps and support fluid system execution.
- Assist the Mud Operator with valve control, inventory, material staging, and additive handling.
- Support rig-up, demobilization, bore swaps, pressure testing, and equipment preparation.
- Perform rig walk-arounds and report abnormalities in pumps, valves, hoses, and related equipment.
- Prepare for upcoming operations, including tooling, loop preparation, 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 with other normal geothermal drilling operations tasks as required.
- 1–3 years of relevant experience.
- Oil and gas surface equipment experience, such as frac, cementing, or workover.
- Water well pump operator experience or a 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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↑ 3%Bedrock Energy, an Austin, TX-based geothermal heating and cooling startup, raised $12M in Series A funding
Geothermal startup Bedrock Energy raised a $12M Series A round led by Titanium Ventures, with participation from Energy Impact Partners and Sustainable Future Ventures. The Austin-based company plans to use the funds to enhance its technologies and expand in Colorado, Utah, and nearby states. Bedrock's innovations reduce geothermal costs to $10 per square foot, offering a five-year payback period. Their advanced drilling technology increases efficiency and accuracy in geothermal installations.
Decarbonizing buildings everywhere with geothermal heating & cooling.
Bedrock Energy, a technology startup that designs, constructs, and delivers geothermal heating and cooling systems, today announced $8.5M in seed capital. The financing round is led by Wireframe Ventures, with participation from Overture Climate VC, Long Journey Ventures, Cantos, Toba Capital, First Star Ventures, Divergent Capital, and Climate Capital. The funding will accelerate manufacturing and deployment of technologies that improve the economics of all-electric geothermal HVAC systems, thu
Bedrock Energy, a tech startup that designs, constructs, and delivers geothermal heating and cooling systems, announced $8.5 million in seed capital led by Wireframe Ventures, with participation from Overture Climate VC, and Long Journey Ventures, among others. The funding will be used to accelerate manufacturing and deployment of technologies that improve the economics of all-electric ...