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My guy. Just got a new sub from me.

Now that I got that out the way. What are a good company to work For up there in the oil field

Put all your videos on public so we can comment under your videos. Take it off kids version.

Hi Steven you're handsome dude. Hope your still doing well 😜

I totally hear you on the safety concerns as well.. I drove some ragged equipment… Looking back I didn’t even think about oilfield etc

Good video man. I worked for a small oil company for too long 13 yrs did the oil changes even painted above ground tanks and painted at their convenience stores they had like 10. I totally get working for small company and a boss I got into conflicts a few times because he would try and raise his voice and I’m not doing that, dealt with that growing up never again! Good video.

Comments aren’t available on the month ago video in Wyoming at that river.

Thanks for the motivation! Keep posting my man.

No but he is totally in charge how and how much goes on his trailer buddy

Apparently this is a little known fact-the driver is responsible for the axle weights. Depending on how the trailer is loaded it can drastically effect the weights on each axle-the gross vehicle weight may be less than 80k fed standard (or whatever the vehicle is permitted for) but be over weight on a particular axle depending on configuration which could end up in an out of service violation and ticket at a scale/portables. My truck and trailer is actually quite different from most general freight haulers and it does in fact have to be loaded in certain ways depending on the commodity. It’s unfortunate that the narrators comment reflects the major forklift operators out there and is COMPLETELY WRONG!!!

My truck ashole load it myway

What P&D is there better one to get into?..

What endorsements are necessary?

I know you don't work there anymore, but you gotta answer stuff like pay per hour, do they work you OT all the time, what time do you get in and out of work typically. thanks.

Just started recently at OD, two weeks in, and I am starting to enjoy it. I used to do heavy haul, so at first it was overwhelming to me and stressful. Tommorow is my first day on my on so we gonna see how she goes. Thanks for the video Stephen

Hey man!! You’re still at O.D? If so, still liking it?

Where u at OD?

Man would you recommend me in your experience which is the best to ship between places in California?. Thank you.

How did you make the jump to North Dakota? I want to do the same, OD had to let me go

Just curious why you quit old dominion and went to oil fields? Also, what was the biggest difference between Estes and Old dominion that you noticed?

How many stops do you get every day?

Working on the oil fields?? How can someone apply to start a career ?

Left ltl to drive otr?? 😂😂 damn..

Three years and 4 jobs? That makes one ugly resume. :(

You quit OD?

Then you quit and went to the oil fields?

From.Estes, to OD to oil fields in 2 years?

Does ODFL pay overtime after 40?

Is OD Union? I heard it was union.

I spent 10 yrs hauling in the Bakken....it's not the place for a CDL newbie to learn how to drive a TT

Why did you leave Estes? And do you still recommend Estes to Drivers?

I just applied, if they do contact me…what is a good advice that will help me during the hiring process?

I toured a driving school here in DE today and they recommended Old Dominion local. I start in July, should be licensed by mid-August. Wondering if you still recommend it, and if I can go ahead and apply B4 I finish the CDL.

Are you still with them? What are your hours?

So are you not happy now sonce you're not putting out any vids?

I can't believe you left ODFL. They're solid

I need a referral 😂😂

I’m going to apply for Old Dominion once I complete my 1 year otr experience and will get ALL those endorsements

You aint oilfield your a truck driver

How many hours do you work a week? Can you work all the overtime you want? Can you work minimum hours and your job not be on the line?

Did wireline in Alberta. -20 degrees C sucks ass. Ain't doing that shit no more. Stack your cash, get to six figures in savings and GET THE HELL out.

I've been considering going up there for a while, but I can’t even lie, the winter scares the mess out of me. I need to get over it though. Any advice for a guy who’s trying to get his foot in the door? FYI, I've been trucking for 4 years now. Mainly OTR, Reefer, and Dry Van, and 6 months of Fuel Hauling experience (I have all my endorsements). However, I'm rusty as hell with driving stick shift. I hope you're right about them teaching you.

@ haven’t utilized my CDL A in which I got about 9years. Looking for a career shift.Will OD hire me with no real time on the road experience? I heard about OD new driver training and didn’t know if that would apply to me or would it be the same as a refresher training that would allow me to get on the road for them. Thanks for your answer in advance

If they call you in for the road test does that mean they want to offer you the job? I have my test coming up and not worried at all but don't want to get too excited

I am an experienced dockworker of 25 years and never got hired at OD or Saia or FedEx or Estes. I am 65 I guess they don't want old people on their job

Can you get a job right out of CDL school?

Do you make deliveries in a 53', 48' or 28' for P&D?

I was there 8 years when it first started I made 30% of the load hauling oil it went to half of that and I left. It may go back to 30% that's the only way I'm going back to that freezing state.

Y'all hiring for entry level oil riggers ? I found a place to rent I can afford in menot, but haven't locked in employment

Appreciate the information man, when you said they taught you did you mean how to load and unload water? Or taught you how to drive 13 and 18 speeds? I know how to drive 10 speeds because that's all my company has never drove a 13 or 18 before.