Hey!!! MadMax17. I work for J&M Tank Lines out of Marble Falls Tx. I haul calcium for them.Till someone pull in front of me back in 2012 and ever since I been on workers comp. But I'm still a employee of theirs. My guess the frac sand hauling part might have a different dispatch team then I had,but to me they have good dispatchers.They never try to force anything on you.You should receive a sign on bonus.Most of the trucks are newer models and most are KW.Pneumatics are easy unload.The owner of J&M Harold Sumerford saw me coming back to the yard when he was in MF,he did a turnaround back to yard just to meet me.I went through a 3 day paid company orientation in Hondo Tx at the Best Western. Sometimes they will fly a person to Birmingham AL for orientation. I never been to their company picnic ,but I know that they give away great prizes.$1750 wkly guarantee is great,because most companies don't have guarantee pay. The company benefits are good too. The other thing that impress me is all the top people were at one time truck drivers and when they are short of a driver one day the CEO or COO might be behind the wheel. Before I was injured I enjoyed driving for them and looking forward to driving for them when I get off of WC. I don't know if they offer housing.But your right about Odessa,I think it's one nasty city.
oilfield laying off
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son_of_thunder Thanks this.
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Layoffs are also happening in other sectors of the economy.
http://www.kansas.com/news/business/aviation/article6613089.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/16/business/target-to-close-stores-in-canada.html?_r=0
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What are the H2S levels like in the S. TX area tank batteries? I used to be an H2S Tech/ Safety/ Trainer in ND/LA... are they requiring drivers to mask/air-up when gauging and loading trucks? What companies are being used in the area to provide air/training?
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New York (AFP) - Oil services company Schlumberger Thursday said it was firing 9,000 workers due to plunging oil prices that have forced petroleum companies to cut drilling budgets. What's up with that?
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Haven't seen any real slow down on fracking/ sand hauling in the PA,WV, OH area...winter is always "slow" summer will pick up as it has for the last 8 years -
Are the lay offs as bad in the midland, odessa area? I ask because there are still a bunch ads looking for drivers.
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It is slowing down in west tx also....
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Slowed down in oklahoma. Been fracking last 3 months and our crew got sent home last week and now layoffs coming. Already got another job lined up.
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