Alberta oilfield driving jobs

Those hours are an average from July to end of December, but still a bit slow in jan. we are not as busy as our competitors for sure but I am ok with the amount of hours I get and income earned, some want more, some want less.

 

Has anyone got insight about how the in-field fluid hauling works in Sask.? I was considering giving it a shot with a good used truck and wondered how the O\O's were treated?

 

Like disposable lighters ?


Heh. You going cross border? Have just a hydraulic Chelsea or have your own pto and pump?

If you pm me I can help with advice on specific companies your looking at but first apply to see who is looking, some have no trailers for anyone new until spring

 

Had a good hitch this time around. 14 days in Cold Lake 14 bonuses of which 7 were actual jobs and the rest were in the the motel getting a job bonus waiting for the testers to catch up to us. Not bad working a day then having a day off!! rest of the hitch had another 3 jobs. Plus overtime on 4 jobs! Got a promotion too! Even with the cold (-30/-40) everyday I loved it!!! But it's nice to be home on the East coast again!!

 

I think I know this guy. Next town up the line. A lobster mobster for sure.

 

Got that right!!! Just eat lobstas now!!!

 

Just back from days off in BC, now in drayton for a week... Gotta love Esso gigs though...

 

Hi there i am a European trucker since 1994 mostly pulling sea cans. I am planning a trip to Edmonton area very soon and trying to land a job offer. I am looking for campjob with a good company in the oilfield services trucking that hold available LMO's. Are there jobs in that field around middle of March 2013? A company with offices in Edmonton would be most conveniënt i asume. I hope there are companies hiring foreign drivers? Hope someone can help me out on this. Thanks guys

 

So much to say smiley, try searching the thread for lmo, foreign workers and spring breakup. About a hundred posts in there that will tell you what you need to know