And here's the thing about that, you'd have a job... you will be going to the places other drivers go to, you can now take some time too look and not worry about starving. ( I know they aren't the best...but) You can get the experience to go to a better company.
I took a job I didn't really want ( retail) and my second week their I literally had 5 different companies call, 3 I said I wasn't interested ( retail) the 4th and 5th, I did interview's and took test's for... I heard back from the Post Office and as long as my back ground check is ok ( which it should be, I have nothing in it) I should start around the 2nd of next month. That's the way it is for most places, you have a job, it's easier to find a job.
How much experience is needed to drive for the oil companies?
Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by Jeb, May 20, 2014.
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Does nabors hire no experience hauling crude and train to do so?
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Nabors hires vac truck and floorhands in the West district without experience.
I mean.. if you want to jump straight to crude hauling then by all means give it a shot. Filling out the application would certainly be more effective than asking here. -
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Amen to that. 3 weeks straight is brutal. Thought you had weekends off!
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We just had a Job fair here in San Antonio area... It's 2 weeks on 1 week off
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Hey Seattle, can you send me some info on your company?
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