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<p>[QUOTE="stepanahalf, post: 2076314, member: 66622"]So, work has been really slow. For one thing the two cement trucks were loaded with some junk cement. Apparently they are still sitting waiting for someone who wants to buy the cement. We were supposed to have 18 more trucks but the order is a month behind schedule they said. We have done some equipment moves for Schlumberger but even that mostly has stopped. I was told everything is fine and it will pick up soon. I believe it because I know what is happening in the oil and gas industry in south Texas(eagle ford shale). We are still on salary and get paid regardless so I have peace of mind about that. Basically I am on call 24/6 with one scheduled day off. The new terminal(cement plant) isn't officially opening in Von Ormy for at least another month either. </p><p><br /></p><p>It is getting even hotter down here with temps over 100 every day. I'll be looking forward for a break in this heat. Tropical Storm Don didn't amount to anything except increasing the humidity for a few days.</p><p><br /></p><p>One of our lead drivers and trainees were send down to Laredo for a week. I haven't been dispatched in more than a week. Once things get going and we have more drivers(50?) they say we will go to a 5 day schedule with 2 days off. Friday Saturday or Sunday Monday. Also they want to try to have day and night shifts. </p><p><br /></p><p>I'll try to keep yall updated if anything changes or it gets busy.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="stepanahalf, post: 2076314, member: 66622"]So, work has been really slow. For one thing the two cement trucks were loaded with some junk cement. Apparently they are still sitting waiting for someone who wants to buy the cement. We were supposed to have 18 more trucks but the order is a month behind schedule they said. We have done some equipment moves for Schlumberger but even that mostly has stopped. I was told everything is fine and it will pick up soon. I believe it because I know what is happening in the oil and gas industry in south Texas(eagle ford shale). We are still on salary and get paid regardless so I have peace of mind about that. Basically I am on call 24/6 with one scheduled day off. The new terminal(cement plant) isn't officially opening in Von Ormy for at least another month either. It is getting even hotter down here with temps over 100 every day. I'll be looking forward for a break in this heat. Tropical Storm Don didn't amount to anything except increasing the humidity for a few days. One of our lead drivers and trainees were send down to Laredo for a week. I haven't been dispatched in more than a week. Once things get going and we have more drivers(50?) they say we will go to a 5 day schedule with 2 days off. Friday Saturday or Sunday Monday. Also they want to try to have day and night shifts. I'll try to keep yall updated if anything changes or it gets busy.[/QUOTE]
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