The Fuel Hauler Thread

That's not bad for a starting wage if the benefits are good.

 

That's one item some are overlooking.

 

I would have thought fuel hauling would pay more than 28 a hour with full bennies

 

Any idea what the general pay rate would be in southern Utah. Cedar City area most likely.

I got about 9 years fuel hauling experience in ND. I’m paid mileage/load here. Generally make $30-$40 hour here

I assume I wouldn’t make as much down there, but I’m a huge outdoors person so part of me would like to get out of here. I have a nice house here and make a nice yearly gross so it would be a huge decision if I ever decided to make the leap

I saw a job in cedar city listed a few weeks ago with Jackson Energy. Said competitive pay, but never actually said what the pay was

 

Are the dakotas not a good place for outdoorsmen? I figured all those big open states would have some big game hunting or something?

 

Yea there’s a lot of hunting here. When I said outdoors, I meant mostly hiking. I do hike the badlands here quite a bit spring through fall, but that gets old too. I make the 5 hour drive to the mountains in Montana 3 or 4 times per summer and those hikes are the highlight of my year

I figure living in southern Utah, I would be a short drive away from about 5 or 6 national parks and be in heaven for a hiker. Just don’t know if i would really be happier or not taking a huge pay cut

 

Come to wa state

You could make $30+ hr to haul fuel here

 

Eastern Washington

There alot of fuel haulers that make $25 up. This state has alot of outdoor activities for you to do

 

This is correct