Types of CDL jobs in the oil field?

You can work for company that actually build the pad, and the lease road, lots of drop deck and low boy hauling. Or work for a fuel company, they haul diesel fuel out to the drilling rigs, and frac sites. Hauling drilling pipe, casings, chemicals, etc., all sorts of stuff to haul.

 

Lots of stuff to haul is right..
But nobody wants to pay a fair wage.

 

There's cement hauling,dry bulk,pay varies alot ,it's an easy job.

 

I'd stay with the stage coach. Bus drivers are in such high demand, they are cancelling routes. If I was a younger man, there's no question I'd drive a stage coach today. A little puke in the aisle pales in comparison to what a truck driver has to put up with today.

 

In addition to what others have said, there are driveway companies that transport frac & cementing equipment from one location to the next, rig movers, and crew bus drivers that shuttle crews between the locations and the man camps.

 

That's what the company I used to work for was classified as, drive away/tow away. We did 3rd party work for Schlumberger and US-WS. Drove their equipment with our dot signs clipped to the door. That's exactly what we did, had nothing to do with pumping the job but we unloaded the cement into silo's on location and moved all sorts of equipment around.

Put up in a hotel every night and flown around for free on the clock. Between 3 locations we only had about 25 people in the whole company

 

The fuel haulers taking red and clear diesel to frac sites get paid pretty well. Also, many of the companies that handle diesel are also getting into Compressed Natural Gas. From what I hear, the CNG haulers are purely drop & hook.

 

Yep there's a company around me that runs CNG up to New England/upstate NY all drop and hook day cabs. About the easiest hazmat job out there