Who all works in the oil fields

[Vertnut]

Yes.

Damn. I'm glad those jobs are here in Texas. No wonder folks are flocking here.

[Blame Canada]

I chuckled at that as well.

I have worked on the rigs, but I am in an office now. Much better lifestyle, and still great $. Had to put in my time in the field first.

Bitch!! You cried your way into the office and sucked alot of dick to make your $$$. Bossier told me to say that. He also offers some SPICE for your troubles.

[90lxstangman]

The thing have to remember about those positions are they are all generally1099 contract positions. Some may include benefits, but most do not.

[Cannon88]

Bitch!! You cried your way into the office and sucked alot of dick to make your $$$. Bossier told me to say that. He also offers some SPICE for your troubles.

Lol, "I beg to differ!" Did what I had to do, daddy gettin' paid!!!

[fordracing19]

Everyone doesn't have slow99 brains.

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[BERT]

The few company men that I've talked pay with have always told me they make $12-1500 a day. Now I guess that would depend on energy company and rig production.

I'm going to go punch my boss in the throat now

[wishitwasasvt]

I'm going to go punch my boss in the throat now

Yeah no joke!

[80coupe]

Lulz

[zachary]

I am a geologist. I pick the point where the wells are drilled.

[TexasT]

I've done wireline, both open and cased hole, and hauled water. Both decent money but the schedule sucked. Did open hole in west Texas for schlumberger, did water hauling for pinnergy here in the dfw and surrounding area. Did cased hole with Key Energy that was sold to Universal wireline that was owned by a large drilling co that sold it to another wireline company in cresson. Too much uncertainty for me. I got out when they wanted me to go to N.Dakota in January. I asked if they realized it was cold and snowy there at that time of year.

As far as the being a driller or company man,they didn't start out there and have plenty of time in to get those positions.

[stevo]

I've worked in an oily field before, does that count?

Stevo

[slow99]

Everyone doesn't have slow99 brains.

I already clarified my original post and admitted it was off.

[Shorty]

If you are working for an energy company in Texas or Oklahoma and get hurt you might have an idiot like me handling your workers comp claim.

[Ruffdaddy]

engineering side is where it's at in the o&g business.

Yeah buddy!!!

That us here the GOOD money is at. It gets really GOOD if you do field work.

In all seriousness, I left defense for the O&G industry and couldn't be happier.

[downshift_me]

I was a consultant for a CC Forbes w/o rig and didn't make near that.

You should've punched someone in the face...hard. How is Chelsie doing with her RN?

Downshift, what energy company does your cousin work for, or what's his name if you don't mind my asking? I may know him.

I'm not sure, I'll have to ask him. He did work for Patterson for about 10 years prior.

EDIT: Devon. I just got an answer.