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

You might have to get an answer. Lot of drivers on here haven't been up their for a long period of time.

 

I've been aroubd the oilpatch for well over 40 years. The money has always been good in the patch.

Normally you get paid by the hour and get paid for all hours worked.

I have always looked at oilfield and pipeline hauling as a specialized field.

With your hubby's 28 years experience he will be hired in a heartbeat.

Contact me by PM for more info.

 

sent you a p.m. thanks I.M.

 

Does anybody know an outfit that will help an experienced driver get their CDL? Have experience pulling hopper bottoms and end dumps, just don't have the license. Looking to start in a month or two after I get cleared by the doctor (#### back surgery). Born and raised in ND, still here.

 

ya might find this interesting

http://www.hulu.com/watch/292342/cru...nd-Information

 

Thanks for sharing. Done two years ago but gives everyone a glimpse of how things are done. I would hate to be a land owner and not own the mineral rights.

 

Good Video, but keep in mind that this is about 2-3yrs old. Allot has changed even since then. This place is a zoo

 

Its been a little over a yr since I was up there and I'm sure its even more of a zoo but that zoo is happening in about every old field in the country its nuts in TX,CO,WY,OK,PA NM, LA and most of them are warmer

 

Does anyone here or know someone who works for halliburton?

 

Yes, But he is not driving.