oilfield laying off

I know ozona has a clinic to get a medical card. Its part of the shannon group. Same as the hospitals in san angelo

 

Gonna give them a call Monday....tks.

 

they just recently built a man camp in lovington nm, north of hobbs. its a ghost town now. they are stacking rigs here. not being arguementive but we see hobbs slowing down, not moving.....Linn Energy just laid off 500 people recently.

 

The hospital in Big Lake can perform a drug test and has the only gym in town.

 

No shortage of hours for us here in South Texas. I haul crude for Dupre out of the Floresville yard, which is 25 miles south of San Antonio. They are hiring at all of our yards, all the way to Houston. Hourly pay starting at $22 up to $29, plus a $2 night shift differential, all based on experience.

 

I live in Broussard La and have not turned a key since Dec 23

 

Not in the same areas as you guys are in the States, but up here in Alberta a friend of mine was just laid off from drilling until at least July. That's not good when you consider the fact that drilling is at its peak during the winter here in Canada!

 

I talked to a guy who works at New Park Drilling Fluids at their Monahans, Tx. location and they announced layoffs beginning Jan. 15. He said the rigs are going back to the yards when they finish a well.

 

Still seeing lots of want ads for crude, water, and frac sand haulers all over S. Texas.

 

I haul crude here in alberta and we have slowed down a bit lately, a combination of the Holiday period and also the drop in oil price . They have definitely slowed down the wells here, leases that were producing 2-3 loads a day are back to 1-2 loads per day lately. Mostly it's the high water producing wells that have been slowed down.