Wow y'all jump to conclusions pretty quickly. I actually took the time to read the article. Pretty informative. Anyone wanting to enter this line of work should be aware of the possible dangers that come with the job.
Have you ever felt dizzy or lightheaded after gauging an oil tank?
Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by Emily Guerin, Mar 4, 2016.
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RockinChair and BoxCarKidd Thank this.
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Because I'm in the industry as well. Those of us who work it know the dangers and have extensive training. All these so called journalist for the most part are not being objective. They have a one sided agenda for the most part and are paid by the anti's. Any job can be dangerous without the proper training but we get paid for our knowledge and skills
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I noticed that Emily's email is @insideenergy.org.
So I went to www.insideenergy.org, and I could tell just by looking at some of the headlines that this organization is not pro-energy.BoxCarKidd Thanks this. -
Ding ding ding !!! She was called out right in the beginning. She was such an obvious little troll
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She contacted me for an interview, I didn't end up following through with it. Yes there are dangers and yes I have been gassed. Not the best experience I have ever had.
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Opening the hatch when Skimming PW tanks on high volume SWD or oil wells will quickly get your attention. Lots of pressure stored up inside and they even have blown the fiberglass top off a few of them, until they created different outlets to release the gas. Some of the new 4 lateral wells can be interesting.
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