looking for a oil field job

[bowhunt101]

Hello fellow hunters,

I figured tapping into Texas bow hunter would be a good place to start my search. Having a new born in the house and wanting to be able to have the wife stay at home means a job change for me. I work in warehousing right now but I'm not scared of hard /dirty oil field work. I'll do whatever it takes to support my family. If anyone knows of anyone hiring it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, God bless, and happy hunting

[TXHUNT3R]

where you located?

[bowhunt101]

Dallas/fort worth but will travel.

[ladrones]

Most every company out in west TX is looking for roughnecks. If you have a CDL you could probably get a driving job. I've seen several places looking for warehouse types including some sales.

[JMalin]

CDL will open many doors for ya. I'm getting mine right now. Got my start working in a lab and looking to transfer to field work to make more $

[Pushbutton2]

Try looking at the railroad as well

[txoutdoorsman24]

C&J energy services is NEEDING hands right now. They are begging people to come work for them. Mainly south Texas. Look into them. There office is in Charlotte

[R Herline Jr]

I tell you what. The powerline business is also booming right now. Of course a CDL is also required. I am working I Canadian Tx. and between here and Perryton all the oil field company's are needing hands

[bowhunt101]

C&J energy services is NEEDING hands right now. They are begging people to come work for them. Mainly south Texas. Look into them. There office is in Charlotte

You wouldn't happen to have a contact number

[BHDILLEY]

You wouldn't happen to have a contact number

3990 Rogerdale Rd, Houston, TX 77042
(713) 325-6000

[bowtech777]

Big Dog drilling, Sidewinder drilling, these companies are hiring hands.

[cvanbrunt]

Not trying to hijack any offers to bowhunt101 but am curios what the jobs and salaries are like for hands that stay in the dfw area. With a new baby and a 9 yr old at home I can't pull myself away from the area but have thought about looking into the industry. I've been with the same company for 10 yrs as an industrial controls installer and now technical
Support for automation type equipment.

[PSD Ryan]

I'm working as a large horsepower natural gas compressor field mechanic in dfw. You can expect $18 to start and work up to $23 with our company. Leads and supervisors make more, but there's so many people wanting in dfw they can afford not to pay. The on call schedule can be hell. I've been at it for 2 years and start a new job in October. I didn't want to do this in the first place but needed work

There's more money if you can get a job as a pumper here.

[cvanbrunt]

Where are you going to work at Ryan?

[txnduckhntr]

the company I work for in houston hires entry level mechanics at 20 pr hr. currently working 7-12's. they hired my 19yo son and he can't even start a lawnmower