How much do rock drill operators make in South Africa?

Salary estimates based on salary survey data collected directly from employers and anonymous employees in South Africa. An entry level rock drill operator (1-3 years of experience) earns an average salary of R200,455. On the other end, a senior level rock drill operator (8+ years of experience) earns an average salary of R330,502.

How much does it cost to drill a hole in South Africa?

The Borehole Water Association of South Africa says the average drill cost is around 600 a meter, but this can be as much as R900 per meter depending on the company. "Yield testing will set you back somewhere between R2,000 and R5, 000 while the equipment might cost between R20, 000 and R40, 000.

Who is rockdrilling equipment?

CALL: 0900 800 900 Rockdrilling Equipment was established in 2000 as we recognized the need for quality mining equipment and relevant accessories as well as product support and service. Our staff has considerable knowledge and experience in the mining and construction industry. Our business is to provide quality products and superior service.

Why should you choose rockdrilling equipment?

Our prime obligation is to serve our customers and suppliers as well as the social and physical environment in which we operate. Rockdrilling Equipment strives to be recognized as a leading mining equipment and services provider through focus on customer service, professionalism and integrity.

Are rock drills good for drilling holes?

We offer rock drills with speed, lower impact force, turning and flushing when drilling holes. Surface and underground rock drills, for light and heavy drilling jobs. From blast hole drilling, to quarrying, anchor and wedge hole drilling, raise driving and bolting, these rock drills offer an excellent power-to-weight ratio and performance.