Oilfield Security jobs

His first problem will be finding a place to live and paying for it. It's the most expensive rent anywhere in the U.S. now.

 

If you mean gate guard there are some message boards for them.http://myoldrv.com/forums/index.php

I saw a job posting for a security coordinator at frac tech that required former Leo experience

 

I talked to a couple of different Gate Guards in S. Texas a few times. You need to have your own Trailer & Tow vehicle. They prefer couples because of the 24 hour work schedule. The bell attached to an air hose across the lease road entrance is constantly ringing and must disturb the dickens outta the one that's trying to sleep. The wages ended up only working out to about 10 bucks an hour ... maybe less .... or around there, that can change according to how many folks who want to try it out and have signed up for it. Supply and Demand, right ? All in all, it's not that great of a deal for most folks. I know I wouldn't care for it. They end up being tied down to the pad ( well site ) for as long as it takes to finish whatever stage of the process is going on right then. 6 days ? a dozen ? more ? it's unpredictable, with the amount of things that can go wrong. I heard about a RV that got blown over once when a bad storm came up, they were ok but who wants the headache ? It was a decent winter gig for this one couple who were from up north and wanted to spend the winter down south anyway, but every summer they took off a few months and went north. They had done that for 3 years. The guards that do a set shift and go home I didn't really talk to much, but I don't think they were making all that much money from what I could tell.

 

North Texas ie Pan Handle there was none. I just love how some scan your id into there tablet

 

My father in law works as a gate guard out in Catarina,tx...he's a school cop and constable in his town. Working on the weekends only for $25 an hour...company he works for is called time keepers inc out of boerne,tx