Looking for recommendations, please and thank you

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805928 发表于 2020-01-23 06:28:19 is 80ish the water pay or the crude pay?

","text":"Water.  $400/day is what I expect hauling crude. (I’m actually afraid of heights to the point that I won’t buy oil anymore)\nThe $80k figure is based on $23/hr and an average of 65 hours a week. You will probably work a 6 and 2 twelve hour a day schedule. And slip seat day cabs.  \n\nThese numbers are based on what they pay in the DJ basin in Colorado/southeastern Whyoming. They do a 6/2 because it keeps driver scheduling consistent. Always have the same number of guys on. 4 guys for every 3 trucks.\n\nAnd most production water tanks are pits that are mostly buried.  Some are just an insulated production tanks that are 9/15/16/20/25/33 ft tall.\n\nIt’s cold, windy, and you get to learn how to chain like a rockstar, you learn how to maneuver tight spaces, find stops in the worst of conditions and how to gauge a tank before durning and after löading.  You really cannot be afraid of diverse conditions.  It IS NOT for the feint of heart.  “Sück it up and get it done” is the phrase that pays.   And never forget that side to side slosh and low speed rollover (soft shoulders are a huge problem) are trouble.\n\nAnother thing, if you are a casual drüg user? Don’t bother.  I’ve been on location where the company man gathered EVERYONE on the pad and we all peed.  It’s not super common, but it is outside of your dot randoms, not done by your employer and a failure will still get you fired. So it goes on your DAC as a failed random.","replyToPid":310821}