Oil Field companies in Texas that reimburse CDL tuiton costs

If your planning on attending a company paid school and the quitting, watch what you are signing. Often those loans will come due in their entirety once you quit so tuition reimbursement won't stop it from Jacking your credit. If your credit is already jacked, it won't really matter.

Stevens has a tanker division, maybe try them for the school and getting started in the oil fields and then find where you want to jump ship too.

 

Just saw your second thread here. What are you trying to accomplish? Do you just need the cdl without the accredited hours and all that stuff? They have those one day CDL deals, cost like 300 to 500 hundred. You will get your permit and then they will teach you the pretrip and have you tested all in one day. Over the road companies will NOT accept it as a proper school if that is your intention

 

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Stevens Transport in Dallas has oil field tankers and their own cdl school.
FFE (Frozen Food Express) also has oil field tankers and their own cdl school in Dallas.

 

Where abouts in Texas?

Try Swift Water. I rescued one of their recent CDL graduates after they snapped the drive shaft on a 20% grade going over a cattle guard. "What's a power divider?", he said.

 

I'm in San Antonio - check out the SA craigslist. I've seen postings for what you're looking for. Some of the smaller towns around - La Vernia, Stockdale, Hondo, Floresville, etc - small trucking companies looking for drivers gearing up for the oilfields. Good luck!

 

I read these threads where people whine about not being able to afford this and that. I've yet to see any of them talk about working a second or third job to cover their expenses or to further themselves.

Strange concept but it works.