I'm looking to get into the Oilfields! Where's the money at?!

Yeah, but not for $6,000/week as you say.

 

That's what me and dad earn as o/o.

 

Ah, that makes sense. Since the OP was talking about company driving positions I figured you were too.

 

Use pto dry bulk blower. installed webasto, saved more fuel than what I used on idle time. I faced a 10 mile dirt mountain that got turned into an ice road. Used tire chains to go up the mountain. When cold temps like -11 degrees f, they would shutdown the well.

 

Might be BS then, hu? Search my name and fresh water.

 

Not wasting my time searching BS. ghost loads and the like are gone. you make it sound like 4000.00 a week is the norm and its not.

 

Currently the oil field money is in Colorado. Sand hauling companies: RMT, JUSTICE, G & Z, LINKS, JUSTICE, and more being born every day. Water: A&W and Northern Plains. Crude: it's there but not for me. Fracking and drilling: Halliburton, Baker hughes, Cal Frac, Schlumberger, Noble, PDC,BBC, and many more. Then theres also the packaged food transport, aside from the oilfields.

 

My dad pays $120 rent using their trailer for the trip.

 

That's $35 an hour at 112 hours per week, 112 per 7 day period is 16 hour days. Nothing BS about this. I work in the Canadian patch and $35 per hour is about normal for experienced drivers/operators. 16 hour days are normal as well.

 

ok, if they'll sponsor my visa and grant me a parking spot for my RV and car..... I'm in.... WHERE DO I APPLY? once hired, I'll give you my 8th and 16th paychecks, my 6th and 12th month paychecks, and $2500 on my 3rd year. After that, I should be able to retire at those wages, $196,000 for 52 weeks or $133,280 for 2 weeks on one off schedule. (all I need is a small fully furnished mountain cottage with at least 1/2 acre and a small greenhouse, an RV, a brand new 4x4, a used 4x4 truck, and an economy 4banger and enough in the bank to buy a new car) then again why does Halliburton, Baker Hughes, Anadarko, and Schlumberger start new hires at $13 per hour, they average $70,000 a year if you're willing to get all, all mean all the certifications they offer, meaning your 7 days off after two weeks just turned into 2 maybe 3 days off for the next 5 years at which point, yes you'll be making $125k and possibly burned out.