Group rigs by location, order jobs by drive time, and route around the mud when rain rolls in - so crews stay drilling, without a spreadsheet.
Sample route - by distance and site readiness
Rigs and jobs cluster by where they are - so the day runs a tight loop, not a zigzag across the county.
The route sequences by distance, so crews spend the day drilling, not driving between far-flung sites.
Rain in the forecast? The schedule flags the sites that won't be accessible and steers to the ones that will.
Distance-aware sequencing keeps windshield time down and rig time up.
Muddy or inaccessible sites get flagged, so nobody drives out to a job they can't reach.
A rainy day reorders the plan around the sites that stay workable when the ground's wet.
Scheduling lives in the system, next to the jobs - not in a workbook someone updates by hand.
Build a tight, drive-time-aware day and steer around the mud without a spreadsheet.
Run a sensible loop instead of crossing the county twice - more wells, less road.
Fewer wasted miles and washed-out trips means more billable days out of the same crew.
Schedule by distance and site readiness, route around the rain, and keep crews drilling - no spreadsheet.
