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Drilling & Boring Operations from Omnant

Drilling & Boring Operations

See how drilling professionals on geotechnical and construction projects are digitizing their rig scheduling, field logs, and equipment compliance with Omnant's purpose-built boring log software.

On boring programs of every size, from a handful of borings for a school addition to hundreds along a highway corridor, Omnant helps to:

  • Schedule rigs and crews against project commitments, so conflicts surface before you promise a start date
  • Capture daily logs and boring data at the rig, with no waiting on paperwork and no rekeying
  • Keep every rig and instrument tied to its calibration and maintenance schedule
  • Move boring logs from the field to the lab and the engineer without delays

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Specific Drilling Applications

Omnant supports your drilling work from mobilization to final log, across geotechnical borings, foundation programs, and the subsurface investigations that guide construction decisions. With boring log software built for this work, your crews, rigs, and data stay connected to the project teams who rely on them.

Rig & Crew Scheduling

Rigs are expensive to move and expensive to leave idle. Omnant shows which crews and rigs are committed to which projects, so conflicts surface while there's still time to move something. Scheduling lives in one place, not in a spreadsheet and a whiteboard.

Daily Logs from the Field

Daily log sheets come back from the rig in the same system that scheduled it. Nobody waits on paper, and nobody retypes it at the office. Omnant also integrates with BoreDM, so boring data can move into the tools your geotechnical team already uses.

Rig Calibration and Maintenance Compliance

Every rig and instrument stays tied to its calibration schedule. Equipment that's coming due gets flagged before it leaves the yard, not after it reaches the site.

By The Numbers

Geotechnical Services Market Outlook

Demand for subsurface work keeps growing, and drilling crews are first on site for it. Emergen Research estimates the U.S. geotechnical services market at $5.2 billion in 2024, with projected growth to $9.8 billion by 2034 (Source).

Drilling & Boring FAQs

Does my drilling company need its own testing lab to use Omnant?

No. Plenty of drilling firms run Omnant without a lab. Your office gets rig and crew schedules, field boring logs, and equipment calibration in one place. If you do work with a lab, your boring logs reach it without anyone retyping them.

Absolutely. Omnant puts rig assignments and crew schedules in one view, so you can see what's committed to which project before you confirm a mobilization date.

They come back in the same system that scheduled the work. Your crews record the log, and your project team sees it without waiting on paperwork or rekeying anything.

Yes. Every rig and instrument is tied to its calibration schedule, and equipment coming due is flagged before it leaves the yard.

Omnant Solutions

Take the next step. Contact us or schedule a personalized demo to see how Omnant's boring log software keeps your rigs, crews, and field data working from the same page.

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