I was offered a job transporting diesel paying 20$hr straight time. This sounds like a good deal working 12 hour shifts 5/2. I am really thankful that in this climate there are still openings in the oilfield. Is there anyone else finding opportunity even though this industry is struggling?
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Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by Caustic-sam, Oct 5, 2015.
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Not at all. Last oilfield job I had I was hired in April and laid off in June. Where are you at? I think it's especially hard in the Marcellus right now.
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Congratulations!
Where are you? TX, ND, PA? If you don't want to say, that's OK.
Does "straight time" mean they pay you as a 1099 subcontractor, and they do not pay overtime after 40 hours? -
The Utica is working. But wages are down compared to 5-6 months ago, and people aren't so quick to hire novices at this point.
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its a w2 position but we sign off on the overtime pay. Its still a good deal at 20$ an hour though.
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Straight time pay is only a good deal under 40 hours. Above that, the lower-paying jobs that pay time and a half OT catch up very rapidly.
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@ $20.00 per hour for hauling crude,
LTL and being home every day sounds more enticing -
Sounds awful. You can get $20 an hour hauling cans local.
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Here in Northern Colorado we are still working but everyone's nervous. You can get a job here driving a class b ready mix truck doing concrete for $21 an hour with over time after 40. Oil field is hit and miss right now, just depends who gets the contracts or not. We are hanging in there hours are somewhat steady, I'm averaging about 55 hours a week.
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