About to head to a BH job fair myself, hoping my experience in the Marines pays off...though I definitely don't want to be a supervisor right off!...
In for answers, been wondering about working in the hot oil biz.
I'm jealous. Mountrail County has been getting soaked.
I'm so sick of this rain. And I don't even mind the mud so much as how absurdly muggy it gets when the sun inevitably comes out after. I feel like...
They also haul water, and at least on that side, they have one of the worst reputations up here. Pay problems, trucks in bad condition--mostly...
I had asked myself the same question as the OP, and have some excellent insight thanks to the posting in this thread. I had guessed that as there...
Hauling....anywhere from red Mike's is too long of a turn for water lol. Plus, wind river and red Mike's being down a six ton road is just hilarious.
I shouldn't quote posts when I'm drinking. But from what I understand, frac is similar earnings as far as money tiers go up here. To the other...
I'll second that. My first paycheck hauling sand was $3400 take home.
If you're talking about the sand haulers with the bull logo, yeah, there was a bunch running to a SLB job down BIA 14/12 last weekend.
Is that counting MBI subs? Hehe..
Hey Gunny...former SSgt here. Pass that CDL school and get right to the oilfield...frac crews will mostly take you sight unseen and lots of...
I was assuming she meant oilfield vs. non-oilfield, in a general sense, but I must agree. I'm guessing the FMSCA are trying their hardest to...
EXACTLY. There are plenty of companies in the oilfields that run like that...duct tape and hope...there are also just as many if not more...
Lots of sand haulers and some crude haulers have sleepers. I'm in one right now (sand). Water haulers tend to run day cabs or coffin sleepers so...
every single time.
What are the opportunities for advancement, if any? I live about 5 hours from the Marcellus, but haul water in North Dakota.
I want your job! I back up 10-12 times a day. Makes bumping a dock look like nothing, that's for sure. Aren't you up here in the Bakken?
OTR will be cake after working in the oil field.
You don't need to make friends. You just need to be polite and professional and competent and things will go fairly smooth. You probably want to...
