OIL FIELDS Sand/Water, housing and other questions?

Take the car and drive out and check it out yourself

 

Lord you trying to get it all, I don't plame you, from what I can tell you is this, the money is there, room well that's a different story, it's a dog eat dog world out there, just remember this, it doesn't last long, and when there is no more oil you are out of a job if you don't want to Faller the train to the next oil field, so my friend is working out in West Texas, yes he drives for someone and yes he takes home 2500, to 3500, per week, know don't forget this most of the work out there are 1099, the big boys don't want you to Faller them to the bank as in retirement plans, that is why 85% is 1099, I hope this helps you good luck

 

You can it would not be a bad idea, it's not the cleanest inverment, it's nasty way to make a living, but if you can get in take it for what it is worth, when it's done moving on,

 

It sure will, if you have the right mind set you can do it, my friend leave old d, and is there making is money

 

Housing is usually 2 to 1 for a reputable company. But I've heard horror stories of dudes cramped into a shipping container which is advertised as free company housing.

 

If you drive anywhere. Go to Texas. Lots of jobs there. But, finding a company that pays for housing is very difficult unless you want to sleep in a shipping container.

 

I think only a small percent make that much a week. Realistically, oilfield trucking jobs average between $850-$1500 a week. Unless you're hauling crude with plenty of loads per day, they average around $2000-$3500 a week. But, they work for the big oil corporations and those jobs are very difficult to get and are very selective.