Ltl to water hauling

Benefits included at no cost to you?

 

Sounds good.

 

Is that $22 plus $3 for nights? If so that sounds pretty good! The work is really easy, just mundane over time. You have lease work and flowbacks for the most part.

Lease work is just that, go to a lease and grab a load and drop off at disposal. Then off to another location, repeat 4-6 loads a night.

Flowback is faster paced. Back and forth all shift from same well to disposal, load after load until the well slows down 4-10 loads a night.

Occasionally you will have to pull bottoms, which is just taking the water from the bottom of the crude tank. Or maybe skimming some oil from the water tank if oil gets on top.

Overall, easy boring work. Just don't listen to those crude haulers brag about making all the money. Water pays close, with less work and less hazard.

 

Vacc truck can also be hard. Dragging 2"hose and putting it over the top into a tank. Or cleaning up a crude oil spill. Dig little holes drag your hose through it put the end the hole.

Depends on who you work for.

 

How about housing? Or are you in the area? Housing in the oil field in some cases is not cheap. Also, hours can be hit and miss, unless they are REALLY busy. You may sit for a week or more if things slowdown. Or, they may just lose a big contract, happens all the time in the oil field, and then what?

 

I wouldn't all water. There's too much BS in it. I try to haul crude oil it's much better. I've done both

 

Water isn’t bad. I preferred sandboxes but water definitely isn’t bad. Once you learn and get in a groove it can become mundane as stated earlier. Good luck!