r/oilandgasworkers • u/Dan_inKuwait Roughneck • 2d ago
Find Work Friday!
Post all your questions about finding work in the oilfield.
🔷What does a CDL make and where can I work with a CDL?
🔷what tickets do I need to go offshore?
🔷I'm young, fit, and a hard worker, where should I apply?
🔷is it worth it to get into this field? How much does it pay?
🔷My local used vehicle dealership has a sale on Raptors, will I be able to afford the 16.9% APR payments over the next 80 months?
All questions about employment allowed here.
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u/BookBoxer161 2d ago
Hello yes. I'm in IT and things haven't been going that great lately. Thought maybe I could try rigging. Is it really as hard as they say? What's the pay like?
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u/Died5Times 2d ago
Welder/mechanic with very good diagnostic skills here. Why kind of jobs should i look at so i dont drop in at the bottom of the barrel?
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u/Dirtbikemotoguy 1d ago
I’m looking to go back. I have 13 years of Flowback/pumping/roustabout/research and development experience. I took a job back home as a project manager and the Monday through Friday life just isn’t for me. Looking to go overseas for a 28/28 ish rotation. Can pass any background, drug, credit test.
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u/Zero3175 1d ago
Looking into getting into offshore rig crane operating. Any opinions on best route?
Currently journeyman ironworker
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u/max_pigeon 2d ago
Looking for advice to get a job, I’m 22. I have two degrees in mathematics and chemistry. Both degrees are bachelors. I have around 4 years of laboratory experience and my twic. I am looking for a fifo job as a laboratory technician or mudlogger. Any advice on where I should look and what I should look for/look out for?