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Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by starsonwindow, Apr 28, 2012.

  1. joetruck99

    joetruck99 Bobtail Member

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    I also have a similar question as cfr0402. What is the pay differential per hour? Is it higher enough than it will offset for Texas's lack of income tax, subzero temperature (Do you work in coldest months in North Dakota), and also higher housing costs in North Dakota.

    I'm specifically interested in wireline, coiled tubing, etc and would like to know what the wages are in those fields for places such as, North Dakota, Texas, Pennsylvania (If anyone is working in the Marcellus Shale).

    Thank you.
     
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  3. cfr0402

    cfr0402 Bobtail Member

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    I agree with the above asked questions. If we have experience and are not convicts and or multiple duiis should there not be a reasonable and somewhat cognitive reply
     
  4. cfr0402

    cfr0402 Bobtail Member

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    In laymens terms if we are honest and willing to work and are not wanted in 7 western states would this not benefit your company?just wondering
     
  5. gbz

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    Frack is pretty easy in texas not like other states clock n 200+hrs per payroll u can expect atl e's ast 2-2500 a week if ur pay is at the bottom average no exp n south texas is around 15-18....just dnt do chemicals is the dirtiest but rig up dwn pretty simple when ur team wrks together
     
  6. joetruck99

    joetruck99 Bobtail Member

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    gbz,

    I'm interested in Wireline/Coil Tubing/Cementing/logging/Fracturing, which one of these, will a person be least exposed to chemicals? Also do you know the hourly wages (low end to high end), and hours a week a person is expected to work
     
  7. Big Duker

    Big Duker "Don Cheto"

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    What's wrong with chemicals?? They are all over oilsites. And if you are around them you are given protective gear to wear. Some are very mild. Others can be quite nasty. If you can't deal w/them you are in the wrong place.
     
  8. taz125

    taz125 Light Load Member

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    O.K. Guys and Gals got my class A and all the important endorsments tanker/haz/doubles/triples and now i'm looking for work in the TX area anyone could lead me in the right area would be greatly appreciated thanks
    Vic
     
  9. valbarr83

    valbarr83 Bobtail Member

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    I just got my CDL class A also with all endorsements im also looking for work in texas, just got laid off from working at Bridgestone/Firestone after 11 years was the yard dog but have no over the road experience, if you guys can help I appreciate it.
     
  10. cfr0402

    cfr0402 Bobtail Member

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    Does anyone know if North Dakota oil fields are still busy?
     
  11. scstubbs

    scstubbs Bobtail Member

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    I am curious about the demand for work versus the supply of workers, in TX and ND
     
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