The Cryo Hauler Thread

I'm going to enjoy that probably being a thing. Because I like starting my clock around 2-4am. So when I'm done I can park almost anywhere

 

Would you say these type of incidents rarely happen? I only ask because I want this to be a factor if I consider doing this type of work. My life is more important than money. lol

 

The most serious I've seen at my barn has been a cryo burn on a hand that somehow got the glove pulled off.
Guy didn't report it and showed up for work next day w a severely burned and bandaged hand. Has since recovered and moved on.

 

I also watched this video before starting Cryo but didn’t help much because I didn’t understand it. Lol. It only starts making sense once you begin your training so I wouldn’t sweat it much.

 

All companies are hiring down here in Texas. Especially Air Products.

 

Cryo tanks can roll in the road and they won’t leak

Cryo is dangerous but very safe compared to fuel hauling.

 

Are you guys hiring hydrogen teams also? Air Products seems to be ramping up their hydrogen team positions.

 

Maybe in Houston. Nobody is hiring in Corpus.