Schneider Oil Field Truck Driver Jobs/ The Texas shales and beyond

i call them 2 weeks ago twice different recruiters . They toll me the same thing . I have to have at least 6 months exp. Im just saying ,just my two cents .

 

Headed back to home in Michigan after working at the fuel desk in Gary, and thanks female driver for the hard time lol, hope doctor gives me the ok to get back to training soon.

 

Love my on guard system on my Cascadia.
It is set on 65 and have only had trouble
A couple times when passing another rig.
Keep the sensor clean.

 

They want experience for oilfield cause you will be driving off road.... On roads barely big enough for 1 truck to pass let alone two....if u are inexperienced u will have an accident...get the experience first.... In ND oilfields the in experienced cause the majority of accidents...drive otr and earn the 6 months experience... You will be glad u did...

 

thank you 4 that by the way any personal sugestions where to start no CR Englnd , No Swift or any other that can screw my DAC report

 

Every once in a while they will hire inexperienced drivers. It depends on how bad they need them. I couldnt get in in March/April but I did in June. Just keep looking and checkin back

 

First thing you have to understand is that 99% of the time it is the Driver that screwed up their DAC,not a company.

 

It's like Shoot This explains - if you can get that drilled in then go for "haul-truck" on construction as that is what I have enough time doing that I can go look for water-tanker work based on that ..... takes 500-1000 hours actually doing such to have any idea how to do it but being around equipment then assisting loading onto drop-neck or any such you can find results in the skill building that trainers often cannot provide, unless and except you hire a trainer yourself based on specialized "equipment haul" ......

pretty much I got my driving skills test passed based on doing my own searching for a "trainer" that specialized in rental trucks for the driving test with a few hours ahead of the test to acclimatize to what badge / examiner expects......

I had the examiner smiling the whole time and scored 92 .....

scores dont matter much with 60,000 #'s ~ what matters is what cobra7479 says,....and is centrally critical to how you need to scope your efforts

 

I applied for A few different jobs fresh out of school; well while in school. I got hired by Halliburton and had never seen an oilfield...It can be done by looking for work where the masses arent headed too. That was key for me; while very one was going for North Dakota I applied in Texas and got picked...

 

So... how are you guys taking that phone meeting we had today? :/