Great jobs in Texas

I'm pretty sure no OTR experience is a non issue in a lot of oil field work, I haul diesel and had zero driving experience prior to my current job. As for the felony, all I can say is apply for a list of jobs and be honest.

 

This guys is full of....

 

Anyone know what crude haulers that are on hourly in the DFW area are making?

I have looked at indeed and Work In Texas, but I am not finding anything.

I just need an accurate ball park for HOURLY, to compare to something else.


Thanks

 

Mst of the work in DFW is going to be gas related. Barnet Shale is a gas field. Lot of water and sand haulers. There may be some minor crude hauling but that is going to be more W and S and E TX.

 

Originally Posted by TheBreeze
I work in the newly discovered oil and gas fields near Ft Worth TX. There are so many good paying jobs around here that wanted to let everyone know about them. I average $5,000 per month as an hourly driver and I am home every night. Some of these companies pay a percentage of the load, some by the hour and some will hire O/O's. Most of these jobs haul flatbed, dump, winch, pole, frac sand or water trucks. I will list a few of them below for those who might be interested.

Cheney (rock hauling), Godley TX.
HLi, Cleburne TX.
Vaquero Services, Godley TX.
Tejas, Aledo TX.
Road Runner, Rendon TX.
Total (water) ,Cleburne TX.
Tutle & Tutle, Cleburne TX.
Bridgeport Tank Trucks, Cleburne TX.
Key, Cleburne
Pinnergy, Godley TX.
DJB (rock) Burleson TX.
Hodges (Heavy Haul), Alvarado TX.

These and many other companies around here will also have openings for non-CDL workers. Mercer well service, Felderhoff drilling, Pioneer Drilling, Big Dog drilling, Weatherford Fracturing.

Good Luck

thank you driver . does any one requires to have hazmat i got that little inconvenvience now , but any way im going to do my research

 

i couldnt find their web page big ducker

 

why ? Its something weong with them?

 

Nah homie I stated I have a Manufacturing A Control Substance read with an understanding playa

 

There's alot of land to travel out here and Texas.

 

I haven't heard of any crude jobs in the DFW area. There may be some, but I don't think many. As Big Duker said, you'll need to go to South TX (Corpus/Kenedy/Gonzales Areas), East TX (Midland/Odessa Area) or East TX (Beaumont Area).

From what I understand, it's mainly smaller operations to the east, but don't quote me on that. West and South TX is where it's really booming right now.