So you want to haul crude oil in the badlands of ND?

as a trainee you can work a ton of hrs because your not goverened by dot log book hrs as your not offficially a driver yet..once your signed off to drive then your limited to 12 hrs a day and I work 6 on 1 off for 3 weeks then take a week off but they have varing schedules..night drivers make more $'s but I have no interest in driving at night..you can work your days off after you have a reset of 34 but cannot exceed 70 in a week..depending on what you haul ie: Fresh water or production or Oil will depend on your pump system and the locations you will be going..there's lots of variables but most new people start out on Fresh water but are trained also in production and Vac work..none of it is hard but there is more excersize in production because you have to climb the wells to gaudge tanks..

 

I pay over 100k a year to haul water. I have 4 trucks leased on hauling fresh, pit, flowback, etc.

If anyone is interested send me a PM. I am running north of Williston.

27-32 an hour, all the hours you want.

I do not do 2 on 1 off.

 

It's as easy as hook up, pump, and unload. Repeat as neccesary.

 

can't believe I missed this thread till now

 

hey safety first I guess you didn't get that memo ethier but hey you want to run for a month at home got a gig for ya

 

if ya want to work in a warmer climate PM me

 

can't blame a guy for trying wouldn't be for me as I am getting a jobfor a bit

 

I'm thinking about heading up that way after the holidays. Anybody got any info on the cost of housing in the area?