Great jobs in Texas

[ready]

greetings all!

I haven't been driving for a couple years, got my CDL working for Prime. I didn't know about OTR or driving team at the time....now I know. I am still fairly young and have a family, and OTR just won't work.
I have heard about the work up in ND, and from this forum just found out about work in TX. What would anybody recommend? Don't have much exp, about 6 mo. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you.

[Lima]

where you live? i just started for Stallion about a month ago. so far im likin it. its very easy work. the hours are long, but ya get used to it, and they have full benefits. ive tried the otr thing and it didnt work for me either.

[Big Duker]

Yes they were! I noticed the same thing! I was headed west towards the 10. I was like wow, they must of made a bet with each other or something... lol

That's the norm in most of TX. See lots of scales closed. They will do like you saw and gang up with portables and go to work. Normally when complaints from 4 wheelers get high. Lot of illegals and cowboys driving like NASCAR. Mexicans don't know don't care about maintenance. They put a lot of them O O Service. Do the same NW of DFW on 114. Lot of sand and gravel haulers and now oil trucks.

[jvar4001]

Pretty much the case for haz-mat jobs. I did my newb time with cr England mixed with some flat bed and hot shot work. If your a green horn (on paper at least) get on with a water or sand company. Or even OTR carrier. 12 mos isn't jack in this business. GL

any suggestions about any company names. have 2 years otr but with no luck since 2 years now. thank you lucky52 i apreciate tour help. jvar7829@yahoo.com

[ready]

@ Lima,
I have'nt heard of Stallion; I will look into it. Where are you working? Doing what? I am in southwest NM now, but will be moving again most likely. Looking for work in a couple different industries & will likely take best pay, whereever it is. Thanks.

[plater1]

@ Lima,
I have'nt heard of Stallion; I will look into it. Where are you working? Doing what? I am in southwest NM now, but will be moving again most likely. Looking for work in a couple different industries & will likely take best pay, whereever it is. Thanks.

what type of work are you doing, oilfield ?

[Lima]

im haulin water, just got my first check, $1500.00. it aint the greatest, and it is for 2 weeks, but im happy with it. after my 90 is up i get my first raise. 60 to go. im workin in texas, decatur to be exact. we haul 5 counties. you start at night, then you can move to days. im thinking im gonna stay nights. i like the dark, less traffic, no hassels. yeah, i think im gonna stay here a while.

[Theguy24]

im haulin water, just got my first check, $1500.00. it aint the greatest, and it is for 2 weeks, but im happy with it. after my 90 is up i get my first raise. 60 to go. im workin in texas, decatur to be exact. we haul 5 counties. you start at night, then you can move to days. im thinking im gonna stay nights. i like the dark, less traffic, no hassels. yeah, i think im gonna stay here a while.

What company do you work for ?

[Lima]

Stallion Production Services-------Oilfield Water Hauling

[luckytx52]

It's likely that requirement is quietly looser. Trimac has been losing drivers to their "new pay package" which was actually a pay cut.

Including this one.