Oil field bouncing back ?

I'll just say, don't go to MBI.

 

I'm not really sure, what makes more money? What's easier on equipment? What works year round? I was hauling fly ash out of power plants in Wisconsin/Illinois. I'm green behind the ears on this one.

 

Nothing in the oilfield is easy on equipment. Rough roads, dumb drivers, road debris, mud, snow, cold, rain. We don't really stop for anything. I'd say get on with a company hauling production water just to get your feet wet. There's plenty of service companies that rent out their trailers and provide dispatch. You'll need a wet kit, 3 rail tire chains, fire retardant clothing, and plenty of money for breakdowns. Whoever you lease on with will provide a list of training classes, aux equipment, and expectations.

 

I'm not really sure? What pays better? What's easier on equipment? What works year round?

awesome! Thank you for the help and heads up.

 

Crude usually pays better.

 

Add an H2S monitor to your list for each driver.

 

There may be some work coming up.
BLM releases plan for massive nat gas development
BLM releases plan for massive nat gas development

 

Wheres this at? Wants me to log in to read it.

 

Southwestern Wyoming

 

Nice, nice.