Questions about the Marcellus Shale water haulers?

I heard Oakley drivers are getting 900 per day, I'm a company driver so I can not confirm or deny that. If you're going to talk to Mark West I figured you'd be pulling directly from their plant, and avoiding the sand side. I personally wouldn't want to get fired up on sand this time of year, I'd wait for spring to break because I feel that's where production is really stepped up, but what do I know I'm a flatlander.

 

After reading here I just wanted to let anyone know that in Northeast PA they are starting at $18 an hour for water hauling. Equipment is nice all newer stuff. A few buddies of mine put the time in and make good wage. I can put anyone interested in contact with 1 or 2 of my buddies.

 

pm me i am intrested in o/o position and do they need tankers or just the tri axles tankers
Thanks so much
Tim

 

Do they hire newbies?

 

i would be interested if your uncle is willing to hire a new guy @ the end of my training i will hold a class A w/tanker and hazmat

 

I was in the dump truck buisness for many years, I've thrown my hat back into the mix again. I just purchased 10, 2012 110 bbl water trucks and I'm looking for a place to put them on while I work on a master service agreement with a oil company. If anyone could help me out it would be great.

Thanks
Bishop

 

Highland Environmental in Somerset, PA is a good place to lease from what I've heard. Smith Transport is getting a lot of work too which I've heard rumor is not allowing the rates to stay up. This is all here-say, I haul fresh water for Range, not frac and brine water like the rest of these guys do, but I have heard it is getting very competitive with all these companies coming to play. There's a member on here "Logan76" I think is his name who hauls rig water he can probably give you some more insight on things and who might be worth while to go with.

 

I called them and I have a meeting set up. Do you guys need anymore trucks where your at Trashtrucker1265 ?

 

No, we're a small company and we only service 8 rigs as part of our business, we mainly do rural water deliveries and swimming pools during the warm months. I had heard Highland was paying O/O's 85 an hour, this was 6 or so months ago.

 

My boss sends trucks to work for Highlands, working for Range when were slow and he doesn't have any of his own work, seems like they have a few companies using them for work right now.

I've seen:
Myers
Ligoneer
WGM
all running for highlands

and I see Deeter Farms down there alot but I think that's their own deal.