"I Make $4000+ a Week Trucking in the Oilfield - Here's How!"
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Hey Guys, this video is about how I make over $4000 dollars a week in the oilfield driving a truck. Trucking in the oilfield will definitely pay the most money in 2023! Truck Drivers make a ton of money working in the oilfield. I will explain exactly how we make over 100 hours per week working in the oilfields. 🤑🤑
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Dayum bro your pretty thorough on these videos I’m tryin to soak up all the info . Getting ready to start over here in San Antonio
What company?
what company ? i live in south austin and looking for a chance
Hello Robert, I am truck driver, with Hazmart and tanker endowments. I just moved from Georgia, to Big Spring Texas. I'm interested in working in oilfields. Do you have any suggestions, of a good company to work for?
Try getting into CNG, Certarus, Volta Grid, Liberty or NexTier.
Great stuff, thanks!
Between the ditches, and shiny side up!
Thanks brotha for all the videos!!
I like the information. Thanks!
They used to have free food and drinks at disposals. Some were like a legit dinner lol.
@Jaratoll lol 😂 they used to do that at NGL back in 2014-2015 then they got greedy and stopped. There is one disposal in Mentone that caters hamburgers and hotdogs every Friday.
@@WeroLocoTrucking nice. I made more money hauling water than crude oil. I liked it.
@@WeroLocoTrucking 75% the NGLs now don’t even work. My favorite is closed now on 302 and 285
Dudeee thanks for sharing.ill remember you.
Hi, Thanks for all the tips! I was wondering if these trucking companies out there take on new CDL holders without experience and where's a good place to start?
You would need to apply, you can find them through indeed or Craigslist, or start by calling them. Sometimes it depends on their needs!
Great video man, keep up the great work 😎
Keep trucking ! I appreciate your videos!
Thank you senior!! I appreciate you watching!!
Do you know of any companies that you can lease on> I don't have my own authority. I do have my own truck. 2009 International. I'm currently over the road and I hate it..Any advice to get in wold be appreciated.
You do a great job on these videos and on your channel and wish you much luck and all that there. Wanted to ask you if you can get into water hauling in the oil field with a old DUI that's like 10 years old and felony that's from 1999 that has to do with auto theft
Where do I sign up for this??? And what do I need to get the job??
Any chance you can get a job with no experience right out of school?
Thanks for the info
No problem senior
This might sound dumb. But I’m looking at getting into crude oil or water hauling. I’m from Arkansas and I’m wanting to bring my wife and kids with me. Is that heard of for guys to bring their families?
Great informative videos, i just subscribe to the channel i wanna keep watching the videos i make, going to be heading up there to the Odessa, midland area to hopefully find me a new job opportunity, hopefully maybe one of these days our paths might cross and we can talk a while,
Absolutely man! Let me know if I can help with anything!
North Dakota oil fields ❄️💲❄️💲❄️🥶
Silly question...Does the GPS work out there navigating the county and dirt roads?
GPS works, but you'll need am actual GPS unit, not just a cell phone because phones rely on service. I always keep a Garmin 64 in my truck.
How can I get a job there I’m a cdl holder class a Hazmat tanker driver. Can you please give me the information I need so I can apply asap thank for the video keep up the good work brother
I would honestly try hazmat jobs, they are hiring around 30 to 36 an hour right now. Mesquite’s trucks are not the safest and they expect you to work 24/7. I’m actually looking at working for Nextier
Can you make as good of money in west texas as you can in the bakken. Its about to be winter, ive been here for 10 winters and kind of getting tired if it. i love winter, but not for 7 months lol.
ive got tankers and experience. Do they hire cali drivers and if so which water company should I try for?
Try select water
what is the name of the company to apply?
Do you still need the manual restriction removed?
James, I would get the manual restriction removed, I believe it holds you back from some really good paying jobs in the oilfield and out.
I would love to do that job I’m in school now getting my hazmats and I want the overtime I don’t have a family I’m from Chicago and don’t care to relocate hell I’ll live on the field lbs.. only question I have is for Situations like this do they supply free housing ? Also if I’m fresh in with cdl driving will it be hard for me to get a job like that seeing how I’ll be new to the field
Some companies do have free housing.
this "ticket time" sounds like "flag hours"
Do companies down in Texas hire straight out of trucking school?
Some do I’d try Frac or Cement, but you can’t have an automatic restriction
I have 4yrs experience in water hauling and currently in Louisiana doing the same but not with that pay. Can you recommend any company's that are hiring i Can apply to out that way that pays good
How I can apply I had CDL and many Endorsement
Endorsement
What companies are these,that hires cdl A drivers? I have been driving otr reefer div for 5 years and i have all the endorsements, but i have no tanker experience.
I’m currently in Odessa hauling frac sand. Where do I apply? I tried looking up Mesquite Services but can’t find anything for them
Jason thanks for the comment, how do you like the sand side? Mesquite is a smaller company out of Carlsbad NM. They have right around 18 units and 8 owner operators.
I don’t like it at all too much waiting and very lil pay. Been trying to find something else with more pay. Are they hiring?
@@jasonalexander1709 They will be as soon as the owner buys some more trucks he said the new trucks should be here next month! That’s one thing that I didn’t like about sand was the wait times. I heard the rates went down a lot for owner ops also.
@@WeroLocoTrucking Well when they are hiring could you let me know? I need something better ASAP. I used to have my own truck over the road like you and I got out of it last year during the summer. Came back to the oilfield because my 10 year old son lives in Jal, NM with his mother and step dad. I’m not making a whole lot here with this company hauling frac sand so I’ve been looking at other companies. I don’t mind lots of hours or working a lot because I used to be in frac as a frac hand on frac sites from 2011-2016 for various companies all over as a contractor working like 80-120 hours a week. So getting dirty and greasy and oily don’t matter to me
@Wero Loco Trucking What up tocayo, they call me guero too but Yo i just got back to cruces from orla was up there running bellies on 285 from loving to orla doing the paving For fisher industries. Man All i saw at the pilot in orla from the time i got there till I crashed out every day was vac trucks shit theres battery tanks literally right next to the pilot and guys would be parked for hours why is that? Could they be owner ops that missed a call? I heard they get put at the back of the list. Shoot i seen a mesquite truck there too but just fueling. I make 25 an hr 37.50 ot running bellies for a company out of sunland park and we average about 60 hrs a week lately but still nothing compared to 4k a week man. ill go to Carlsbad right now if i can get on with yall. Not even joking. I pay crazy child support and that would literally save my future to make that
I have a Texas license how much they pay have 7 years with cdl holding
How do u get in the oil field with no experience
I’d say the easiest way to get in the oilfield would be through hauling sand! You have Sand Boxes, hopper bottom, and pneumatic bulk. Equipment Transport out of Pecos hires with no experience on water hauling side. I’ll be releasing some videos on how a water truck works so look out for them!
Dude I’m trucking in Houston are you guys hiring If so what’s the name of the company?
I got my doubles/triples and tankers. Currently in the process of getting hazmat! I take my test Wednesday! Oil field do you need experience for the job opportunity?
did you ever get into oil fields?
Likely 2 years hazmat before oil field.
Do you have your Hazmat? And...do you have to have a Hazmat to work in the oilfield, generally speaking?
What is the name of the Company? I would like work there...
Ticket time dont really exist anymore..
I want a headset
I want to work overthere may you let me know company please, you male great videos thank you by that Wero 🤟
I want to start working in the oil field and I’m willing to move out to Texas or North Dakota or wherever the pay is good. I don’t have any experience working in the oil field yet. I have six months of experience driving for a FedEx subcontractor. How might I best go about getting hired with a company?
Did you find anything?
@@winey11 I haven’t gotten hired anywhere yet, but I did get some specific information about how to find oil field jobs online and that was helpful.
@@thomasmolina9935 awesome!
@@thomasmolina9935how do you find them ?
Looks familiar. I went to Alaska to make my fortune 😂
Fortune in Alaska? Is work better up there?
@@loyalty1828 alaska is big on oil, but life is expensive here boss
Should I stay otr or go to the oilfield? I have a job offer for vac truck but I'm also getting my hazmat endorsement just gotta wait for my background check
I’d say wait on the hazmat then go oilfield. Not that you can’t make money on a vac truck but the quality of life would be better with a hazmat job.
@@WeroLocoTruckinghow would life be of better quality?
If you were from out of town and wanted to work a full 14hrs every day for like a month straight, is that possible? Im currently working flowback doing 12 hr days here in odessa. But im thinking of getting my cdl and switching over to water hauling
Yeah definitely possible!! Just remember most water trucks are in horrendous condition. Triple Play out of Wink was looking for drivers.
@@WeroLocoTrucking hell yeah bro. Then thats what im going to do. Is it easy getting on these water companies with 0 driving experience? And if so whats the starting pay range so I know what to look for. Thanks bro
@@sauceygems I just got a job here in WV hauling water for 25hr nothing less then 50 hours a week
@@CynicallyObnoxious how’s that going
@@CynicallyObnoxiouswhat’s ur experience
How can I get in there I’m out of chicago
Oilfield worker here in west tx, I got my cdl with hazmat tanker and I’ve been looking for the best job for a while. I’ve done acidizing, pumpdown, frac for a long time but i’m always looking for a better option. Any help?
Hauling Compressed Natural Gas out here seems to pay very well.
What company is he working for
You know anyone hiring owner op
All the trucks are manual shift?
Yes
W-2 employee after taxes 4k?
Are you an owner operator I’m out of Odessa TX
Just a company driver down around Pecos and Orla. Lots of ticket time around here.
Do they hire people out of state? I'm out of Memphis
Alex, all the time. A lot of people that work out there are from other states. It’s one of those things that are just expected.
Every time I see any ad.. it says they want experience in the oil field.. How exactly are you supposed to get experience in the oil field if you don't live by one...
Hope you're not holding your phone that's a big nono
Would they hire with a dui? I have cdl a with tanker and double triple endorsements
I don’t see why not, lots of felons out here looking for a second chance as long as your license or CDL is valid, mostly up to insurance company insuring.
@@WeroLocoTrucking Awesome! I’m in North Dakota driving a hot oil truck right now, wouldn’t mind a new state!
What is your job description call
Vacuum Truck Driver
@@WeroLocoTruckingI like the idea of hydro vac excavation driving
With in 2 years your truck is beat to pieces
Hook me up. I already have cdl A
Are they hiring any owner opps
Yes sir, owner ops yes, company drivers no
quit lie
Bro why tell everybody so they can run out here bring problems and fucking up rates
@Brandon Will to be honest, I don’t think a lot of people will make the trek out and most will not last, it’s hard work and long hours. I just want to give people another option. I don’t think rates will get messed. Also a lot of companies can’t cover their work right now.
4000 a week is nothing for a truck
This guy is full of shit about 4k a week as company driver in west tex
Harsh words, my checks are posted btw
@@WeroLocoTrucking I've been there, done that. Vacuum truck, sand hauler, 3 years. Those hours don't add up to 4k in any one week, no way! You don't do the service industry any good baiting people to go there just to get shot down
How much is your truck note,insurance,fuel, tires licence plate. Take home money, taxes?????
They’re not even making that type of money in ND right now