Oil and Water Jobs in Central and Northern Oklahoma

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Night shift got the mudd and over here in Arkansas they got the rocks out.

I cant wait to go back

 

$1,850 / 4 loads =$462.50 a load. Wouldn't that be better than ND?

 

Sorry been busy as Heck; 200+ hrs a pay period. Halliburton is opening a yard there. Its open now to the Office personnel as they and others are prepping it.

 

You dont know what your talking about. I haul oil in Texas , and the minimum I make is 300 a day. Home every night. Granted it is not ND money, but it works for me, and not freezing my butt off like the yanks. 1850 a day is BS . You are spreading lies, so please tell the folks the truth

 

first off. I am not a liar. Secondly if you read the post correctly, you will see I am talking about what barrel pay is. Not as a driver but as an O/O Contractor. As a driver you will do 250 to 300 max out here. 300 may be good for you but thats chicken #### money for most of us who want to make real money out here and be away from our families. Ok and Tx for a driver, you will make 250 to 300 max on the average! There, I cant be any clearer than that. My O/O makes 1850 per day on 4 loads @ 2.57 to 3.57 per bbl and I make 25% of that which is approx. 462.50 on a 4 load day. Hope this clears things up.... I forgot I was dealing with truckers.....

 

Hi ... I'm a little confused iif you don't mind straightening a few things out. Are you an O/O with a driver or do you work for the company or drive a company or O/O truck? How many axles, bbls, do you need to make those rates? Exactly who are you with and and will they supply you with crude, water sand, or salt trailers, if needed? We are an O/O with our own authorities. Will they supply contracts or so they want you to lease on? Tkx for any info.

 

There are a few apples to oranges that might make it acceptable to others ND. A Cementer here at Halliburton doesn't make what A Cementer does there; but you can get the position here and make as much as much hourly as someone with 1 year under there belt there. You can even get the position in 1 year down here at our yard as well. They all seem to Move up there after a while... /shrug but $20.00 an Hour and 200+ pay periods always equals $5500.00 a pay period.... $300.00 in per dim was added.

 

Arod -- how's the housing situation? To get 4 runs....how many hours a day does that take you? And are you guys consistently busy? It's bad in ND right now. No work. At least not for my husband. It's steady, then it's dead, then they're busy, then it's dead....would love to just get a job where you can get a steady paycheck!