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[[file:rig-personnel_fig1.png|thumb|300px|{{figure number|1}}Organizational chart for a dynamically positioned drill ship.]]

[[file:rig-personnel_fig1.png|thumb|300px|{{figure number|1}}Organizational chart for a dynamically positioned drill ship.]]

The type and number of rig personnel is related to the size and complexity of the rig. At the simplest level, a basic rig includes a toolpusher, a driller, a derrickman, a motorman, and a floorhand.

The type and number of rig personnel is related to the size and complexity of the rig. At the simplest level, a [[Land rigs|basic rig]] includes a toolpusher, a driller, a derrickman, a motorman, and a floorhand.

The ''toolpusher'' is the senior manager at the rig and is responsible for personnel, parts, and performance. The ''driller'' reports directly to the toolpusher and is responsible for the active drilling phase, [[trip]]s, and the safety of the floor hands. Reporting to the driller are the derrickman, motorman (and lead tong), and floorhand.

The ''toolpusher'' is the senior manager at the rig and is responsible for personnel, parts, and performance. The ''driller'' reports directly to the toolpusher and is responsible for the active drilling phase, [[trip]]s, and the safety of the floor hands. Reporting to the driller are the derrickman, motorman (and lead tong), and floorhand.

[[Category:Wellsite methods]]

[[Category:Wellsite methods]]