Hydrovac in the oilfield.Some companies paying $35-$40hr.I know one right now that you can take home $3k a week.It is long hours though and more physical labor.
Types of CDL jobs in the oil field?
Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by proxima, Jan 25, 2023.
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I just got my CDL a week ago and I was picked up today for an oilfield job. The company plugs abandoned wells, hydrovacs, hauls cement, water, and sand and likely does other stuff I wasn't able to nail down. They start on the low side but the hours are stable in that I won't be working 14's everyday. They also guarantee 40 hours a week in the event the weather isn't cooperating. It's Wyoming so I reckon that happens a bit in the winter. The day of my interview was a "snow" day where nobody was required to show up.
Seems like an interesting job and they had no problem picking up a guy that hasn't had any wheel time except for CDL school in 13 years.snowman1980, Tranhsporter, LilRedRidingHood and 2 others Thank this. -
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There are a few sand hauling and cement jobs here. Tons of water hauling positions. Crude transport, hot oil, frac, just about every type of work are in need of peeps. We're almost done with the first quarter budget wise and the companies around here will be starting to get their budgets figured out which means they will be working to spend money before March. If you can get here you will have a job within a short time frame.
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Hydrovac is messy. No one wants to do that here but it pays pretty good.snowman1980, silent_philosophy, LilRedRidingHood and 1 other person Thank this. -
Are these jobs all O/O or company? Is it pretty standard they want 1 or 2 years tanker experience before jumping in?
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Back when I worked for a vacuum truck company during the Eagle Ford boom they offered $3 more per hour to operate a hydrovac, and those guys ran an absolutely ridiculous amount of hours.
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