Cleaning the mud/sand/oil out of these frac tanks sucks ass especially climbing through the tiny ass hole on the front lol, then pressure washing the walls n floor then squuedging the floors is some of the hardest work I’ve ever done I don’t miss seeing them tanks lol
@northdakotadriver5714 hey man. i have a virtual interview monday for vacuum pump operator job in ND. Any advice been running hazmat/chemicals for the last two years in the refineries in texas. thank you
Gotcha!! I have only worked with them 4 times. Just emphasize safety and reliability to them. Let them know you are a solid guy. Always remember that your CDL is worth it’s weight in gold up here. That company wants you more than you know. They love hearing that you are dependable. From what I saw with working with those guys it wasn’t to difficult. Don’t tell them anything negative about yourself. You will make a very nice living with that job. Let me know how it goes and where in ND you will be working.
Make sure they offer free place to stay. Pay should be 25-33 dollars an hour approximately. Maybe a little less or more. You can pretty much make whatever schedule you like. The larger the company the less flexible they are. Just let them know what you would like. Most places are happy to accommodate.
He’s back
Great video, new subscriber. I’m currently in S Texas thinking of coming to ND and you’re videos help
Thanks! I’m glad you are enjoying them.
Glad to see some new videos love the content
Glad to make some more. I was covering Frac jobs for a few months and then took a month off to hang out with family.
Cleaning the mud/sand/oil out of these frac tanks sucks ass especially climbing through the tiny ass hole on the front lol, then pressure washing the walls n floor then squuedging the floors is some of the hardest work I’ve ever done I don’t miss seeing them tanks lol
I'll see you out here in the oilfield
Nice! I will be working over in Watford for about a month in the Fall. Keep up the good work with your videos.
I love oil
Same here my friend!!
Well we'll well longtime no see....
I was covering Frac job for a few months and I have been on nights. I will try to post more.
@northdakotadriver5714 hey man. i have a virtual interview monday for vacuum pump operator job in ND. Any advice been running hazmat/chemicals for the last two years in the refineries in texas. thank you
Are you going to be doing hydrovac or semi with vac trailer like mine?
@@northdakotadriver5714 says pump truck operator so I’m assuming hydrovac. Pumping chemicals for the oil rigs…. Acidizing
Gotcha!! I have only worked with them 4 times. Just emphasize safety and reliability to them. Let them know you are a solid guy. Always remember that your CDL is worth it’s weight in gold up here. That company wants you more than you know. They love hearing that you are dependable. From what I saw with working with those guys it wasn’t to difficult. Don’t tell them anything negative about yourself. You will make a very nice living with that job. Let me know how it goes and where in ND you will be working.
@@northdakotadriver5714 yessir just a few questions. What is the schedule in the oil field up there. And also what kind of pay should I expect?
Make sure they offer free place to stay. Pay should be 25-33 dollars an hour approximately. Maybe a little less or more. You can pretty much make whatever schedule you like. The larger the company the less flexible they are. Just let them know what you would like. Most places are happy to accommodate.