Schlumberger employment odds.

You dont say?

 

Yup, works out of Dickinson, makes good money toooo many hours
And really good health Insurance. I did tanker work when I was there
Now I’m back over the road from the last down turn. Good luck

 

I’m going to sound old but I remember when frac crews were $12-$14/hr

Times have really changed

 

If you make it past the interview, you'll be an Ellwood employee. They do temp to hire contractors, because lots of people quit in the first few months. Some in the first few days. It's also easier to tell a temp to go home and stay there.

Your CDL is important, but not really. If you want to get hired on, and more importantly, get picked up permanently, go buy a 10lb sledgehammer and start hammering. A sledgehammer and the ability to suffer in silence is 99.99999% of the job.

 

On the left and right are pumps, in the middle is a manifold. Follow the pipes from the pump to the manifold. See all the joints with the wings? Each one of those has to get hammered together. With a hammer. By hand. I think a 3" single wing chicksan is 62lbs, after that it gets heavy. Someone is flat out lying to you. A buddy of mine went to an interview a few months ago, it was temp to hire. It's possible that's changed, but I wouldn't take the word of a person that told me the hardest part would be getting out of the truck.

 

Actually now that I think about it, it could be a trucking job. They do have their own trucking company. Last time I checked, it was hourly with a per loaded mile bonus, no OT. Not sure why anyone would want to work under those conditions, but I guess they're hiring people.

If it's a frac job driving is minimal. If it's a trucking job, it's a trucking job.

 

Do you know exactly what job they are hiring you for?
I know lots of companies are scrambling to get crude out of the permian so maybe crude tanker work?
Doubt you would be swinging a hammer for that.
What pay do they say you will make?