Just Got a Job Interview For MBI. Whats it like out there in ND?

You know what I'm talking about! Lol!

 

Haha yup!!! At one time in ND I was hauling for a company that had MBI contracts well well they lost the contract so I though I just jump on the MBI train (still durring the boom) Well boy howdy ol' Art was tickled to sign me on BUTTT I had to wait for a truck to come available so he asked if I'd guage for them for about 2 weeks "Sure no problem" yeah right 4 weeks no truck & run'n my tail up & down tank batteries guaging all 3 tanks & I had 23 wells to do a day!!! Lordy haha exit stage right...I pissed him off a tad haha

 

I'm grossing $5200.00 per month hauling bread in Pennsylvania and home daily with 100% company paid benefits. Wages go up 20% in 4 more years.
It sounds like I have no reason to go back to work in the Bakken yet.

 

Mbi in n.d are called the Nazis of the oilfield. There pretty strict on following procedures and no spills what so ever..good luck

 

Thank you guys for helping make a wise decision not to pack up and leave publix in Florida for Mbi. These ####in recruiters can kiss my ### for telling me I can make $8200 hauling crude right now.... why are they hiring so many drivers right now?

 

They need to have people on standby in case they decide to start working.

 

Hi Ur2ez83, you mentioned frac sand and making 3500 a week as a company driver. Do you have the name of the company and what will they pay now? Was that 6 or 7 days a week and how many hours a day? What were the O/O clearing a week? I'm interested in checking out PA. I hear the weather is a bit better than North Dakota...Thx!

 

Better weather usually means lower pay.

 

$5,200 a month X 12 months = $62,400 a year.

$62,400 a year divided by 52 weeks = $1,200 a week.

This amount of money PLUS 100% company paid benefits, you cannot go wrong here at all.

This has got to be one of the best, if not the best, pay & benefit packages in the U.S.A..

God bless every American and their families! God bless the U.S.A.!

 

They aren't in Pennsylvania anymore and we were getting paid demurrage then. If there are companies actually paying big bucks to haul sand in Pennsylvania, I don't know. I'm currently doing frac in North Dakota now and it feels I went backwards as I am just a worm now. But I get lots of overrtime.