Any info on TForce Energy Services?

Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by Jasonkoons, Sep 24, 2014.

  1. Jasonkoons

    Jasonkoons Bobtail Member

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    Hi guys, has anyone heard anything about TForce Energy Services out of Williston, ND (good place to work, schedule, stuff like that)? I haven't heard anything about them and I may have a job with them and want to make sure I'm making the right decision if I go there.

    Thanks, any info would be helpful.
     
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  3. FLATBED

    FLATBED Road Train Member

    Owned by TRANSFORCE out of Canada , they buy & sell companies in a heartbeat, in the past year they shut down a few of their other oilfield outfits they had bought
     
  4. AC22

    AC22 Medium Load Member

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    Flatbed is right. TForce bought out IE Miller and a few smaller crane outfits in ND. Speedy and Hemphill I think.
     
  5. Jasonkoons

    Jasonkoons Bobtail Member

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    Thanks for the information, but i was hoping someone would have personal experience with this district. Thanks again.
     
  6. haulhand

    haulhand Road Train Member

    I sold my rig moving outfit to them n 2010. Part of my crew decided to follow the equipment and most of them went to williston. Since then all but one has came back and the all say that it was the worst job they ever had. Nothing but people who don't have the first idea about moving a rig in supervisory positions which is not good. Let me ask do you have any winch truck experience?? If not they'll train you for a day or two and throw you in the field by yourself which is not good at all. My advice would be to find a different rig mover to work for if that's what you want to do. As far as days off go or a schedule expect to work weeks straight and have to fight to get any time off. Specialized trucking takes specialized operators and there's not enough hands to cover for you on your days off. Rig moves aren't planned weeks our as it's just not possible so I wouldn't expect much if a planned schedule.
     
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  7. Jasonkoons

    Jasonkoons Bobtail Member

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  8. Wymon

    Wymon Light Load Member

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    haulhand is right about the downside of being a specialized driver. I drive a bed truck-6 days off since mid June-finally had to draw a line in the sand just to get some time off.
     
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  9. haulhand

    haulhand Road Train Member

    who are you driving for??
     
  10. Wymon

    Wymon Light Load Member

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    I sent you a PM.
     
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