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just wondering if any of you or know any one that have worked in the oil/gas feild
have a job interview in denver tuesday
just looking for some input
you guy's and gal's on here always seem to come thru
iam in the concrete feild right now
thanks for your time
Darin
have a job interview in denver tuesday
just looking for some input
you guy's and gal's on here always seem to come thru
iam in the concrete feild right now
thanks for your time
Darin
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What kind of oilfield work? I've been in the business for 24 years. The pay is good right now but I'll tell ya, if you like being at home and having weekends off then forget it, the oilfield won't be for you.
I work six days a week, 10 hours a day, every day and I have it easy. There are guys working 12s seven days a week.
I work six days a week, 10 hours a day, every day and I have it easy. There are guys working 12s seven days a week.
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running some heavy equiptment
also the job title was entry level driller
Hook it, I'll pull it.
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Scott, I was in the cement/tools, but not mud motors. That was a different field. I have watched your motors work and fail 
lol. But mostly work. 
Sounds like you will be building the location. I don't know if they use board roads where you are at, but down here it is a must. Roustabout maybe?
lol. But mostly work. Sounds like you will be building the location. I don't know if they use board roads where you are at, but down here it is a must. Roustabout maybe?
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I cant help you with the oil part, but if you need help finding a suitable place to live or anything like that, I am a Denver native and I can help you get pointed in the right direction.
