All I can say is that... With the Fantastic amount of teamwork displayed in this, this is a masculine form of ballet. Other examples include watching a very good Construction Company, very good landscapers, farmers, etc etc...
Why rotate table if we have a kelly spinner or is the breakout side of mechanism inoperable. Poor hand placement by make up tong hand. Watching this crew wait for fluid to drain from kelly ... now I know why lions eat their young. That guy that worked 40 rough-necking should admit watching theses guys that he has seen females working on a drilling rig. What you think there HOSS?
this is what tough, hard and dirty work really is. i just hope you guys get well rewarded for your efforts because watching this vid its easy to see you really do deserve it........
Used to be able to tell how long guys had worked on the floor by how many fingers they’d lost. Great respect for these men from a petroleum geologist for 50 years
Yep, my father got hurt pretty bad when a chain snapped and impaled his chest. Can't remember the deets. I work currently at a truck stop, see guys who work in the oilfield missing all manner of limbs. One guy got half of his hand and the rest of the fingers torn off from throwing chain. Now he has a stub with two stubs on it. It's rare to see old floor hands, I think most of them work their bodies to dust, I know my father did until he shattered his knees slipping on ice. Not forgetting to mention a majority of them get into tobacco and heavy drinking, easy to imagine why.
20+ years on the drilling rigs, mostly before OSHA got involved; 49 total in the oil patch……..still have 10 fingers and 10 toes and everything they attach to. Biggest and best safety device is right between ones ears. I learned early on that if a man does not use his head for thinking he had just as well have two assholes
When these guys come home their wives probably say, "Gee, honey, I knew when you got home that your pussy was going to hurt ... but I did not know that you would bring home in your lunch pail in a bunch of pieces."
They are adding lengths of pipe. The piece at their feet spins drilling the bit/pipe down, when they reach the end of a pipe length they have to keep adding lengths. Imagine a rifle cleaning rod going into a barrel piece at a time and you keep adding pieces to go deeper into the barrel. The machinery hanging allows you to spin the threaded pieces opposite to hook new pieces in.
I know the crew are well trained, and know what they are doing, but that all looks so incredibly dangerous. These guys are worth the money they are paid.
The scrawny guy and the chuckling guy who tripped are worms, new guys still getting used to the work. Guy on the left is obviously a hand and training them.. So this is going at worm speed. That's life, you gotta train people up before you can run high speed low drag. In the patch worms are new guys, hands are your experienced men who move fast and smooth without messing up. Mistakes can cost lives or millions of dollars. Even a quick small mistake when you're exhausted and half out of it. I was a wireline/MWD and gyroscopic surveyor for 15 years, then a directional driller for 10. Made my F you money and never went back.
Roughnecked for 8 years, 4.5 of them on a Kelley rig doing cavern wells. Fun job if you're on a good crew. Doing safety now, literally at a drilling rig as I type this lol
They didn't dope the collar but otherwise some of ya say that they were slow'.." did it ever cross your mind that they might just be tired and hungry? Not all of us are crackheads running 90mph for 12-16 hours straight!
fuckin rights I know a thing or 2 about the oil industry and I also know about the mad amounts of crack and coke that flows through there too. Almost everyone I knew working those rigs were coked the fuck out and their lead hand was the one dealing it to them. Some stories I even heard was like you snort this line right fucking now or you are FIRED and yup, the guy said he saw guys getting fired for refusing. Might as well be like hitler's foot soldiers all high on meth out there. What a waste of money to be making the 6 figures only to spend 5 of those figures high as a kite and turning wrenches, gambling and drinking and being fucking morons just so you can be "one of the boys". It's a stupid industry and while I do support humanity moving on to something else, unlike the libtards in university I do not believe that time is now. We need solid technology to replace gas/oil and it just isn't there yet
and/or maybe they just didn't need to move at light speed getting someone hurt or worse. Hell that kid (who seemed to know what he was doing) could have been one of their sons working with dad.
@@SideStrafed you know colin foesnt know anything and you drop this jewel of info on him as if he knows, lets say he does, i sure as fvck dont understand what a rubber roughneck (rubber roughnecks are in traffic looking at accidents?) is let alone an iron roughneck
Tom I'll now days it ain't the same, everyone is dying to call the office over feelings wants everything handed to them and PDC bits ruined the oulfield. When I broke out we would let 20-10ROP on a tricone rock bit ride for a couple days bfor pulling it depending on the shale. Now a days it drops below 25rop hr and doesn't increase and you know it's not a hard spot or sand formation then u pull it within the hour or formation. You know u started bfor 2010 if u remember drilling down only 1 joint for a whole 12 hours and breaking the only connection you make for 2 days in the other crews ass.......slow drilling
@@raybin6873 It's not fun. My father worked in the oilfield for 30+ years before he got to 50. After that is a rapid decline in health. He got lung cancer from constant smoking, liver cirrhosis from drinking, shattered knees from slipping on ice, a few lost fingers, and that's not even mentioning the agonizing back pain in which he constantly took pain meds for. He died about twelve years ago at 54.
@@kamieaston3016 damn. Yep lots of drinking smoking and just overall drugs in the oilfield I’ve only been in it for a bit but majority of people I see are just playing with substances daily they never understand
Hahahaha that shit happens and always when you’re in the groove and decide to film! Never fails, especially in the tree. That mousehole isn’t far enough away! Should be behind the draworks! Lmao
I worked my ass off in the coal mines of southwest pa for many years, but i dont know if i ever worked as hard as these guys do. Looks like a miserable job.
In this line of work, well drilling and other physically demanding skilled labor jobs like rebar work, you'll notice a scarcity of older individuals. The demanding nature of these tasks often takes a toll on their bodies, making it challenging for them to keep up with the rigors of the labor.
The water spray helps clean the debris from the outer pipe as it come back up, clean pipe is easier to grip and work with. Oily or slick pipe is no problem its debris stuck to the outer casing that jams in equipment. They are drilling down into a oil reserve geologists have located, once there they will have a concrete case and well head set, the drilling rig comes down and moves to another location.
shouldn't be debris in the hole. They rinse the pipe of and collars or the BHA in order to clean the drilling fluid or mud off of it and they also may not be drilling for oil it may be a gas well granted there is most likely be some oil but not always. Worked in the oil & gas for 23 yrs.
Worked on a rig briefly back in 76 ,hot hard work then in a steel mill hot poring molten steel hot hard work then at 25 started working as a plaster mason hot hard work, now I'm 66 still you guessed working on hot hard work 😅😅😅
Weeelllll , 25 years go two guys regurlaly handled conections on the mornig tour. Two to throw and pull slips, teach lead tong to scweez and chain hand just had a short tug, if done rite. Used chain then and at that much quicker. Would love to be back on a rig and go north to do some drillin in town !!!! Carful you guys, your livin the best. Bob M
i worked service rigs for years until i went back to school, had some close calls like this one time a replacement driller pulled a collar while the b.o.p.s. were closed, almost bounced me outa the rod basket...i was always vigilant and only time i got hurt was off rig after work not paying attention
When you get close to hitting the “expected” pay zone , could be 2000 feet away. Gotta change from fresh water to that beautiful mud you see here . Plus extra slippery sh*t that’s past my memory. You run into something unexpected, that sh*t will save you and the rig. Just if anyone was curious.
P.S. someone better be their A game as drilling is going slow way down. Everyone knows it. Don’t want to be to early, or to late ! Rig time and chemicals aren’t cheap either to the big guys in Houston.
@NateDawg80126 I work on a pulling unit in Central Texas. We aren't required to wear coveralls, but we are required to wear FR uniforms(fire retardant). Back when I used to roughneck shirts were optional. Same with well service. I'm kinda glad it's changed. Used to ride the blocks too. Never again.
What made it a bad connection? What was that they put down the joint in the mouse hole? A screen for trash? No spinning chain to throw on that rig. Nice little mud bucket to keep mud from getting everywhere.
we could make a connection in a minute and a half. then the crew would start bragging to someone just watch us . i'd say you jinxed us ten minute connection this time LOL
bad connection.... no actually one of the worse ive ever seen. we're the real roughnecks on lunch break, i dont recall ever hearing about school trips on rigs
Anybody that works outside for long periods of time no matter the region is a tough as cow hide kinda guy (Deserts to up north). I work north of Wabasca-Desmarais. Get below -50 for a week every winter. This year was the exception.
I have no idea how much these guys make per hour, but all I can say is it SHOULD be A LOT!!!! I've never done this work, don't know anyone who has. It's easy to tell that you have to be sharp to do this - because I think anyone who wasn't wouldn't live long doing it. How often do injuries happen? If u did this job for say 5 years, what's the odds that you would get seriously injured? I mean all it would take is for your timing to be off just a bit, or maybe someone else slips up, etc. roughneck
as soon as the hands would start bragging how fast we could make a connection. i'd say as soon as you brag our next connection will take 10 minutes instead of 90 seconds. usually worked out to be true.
my Fiance worked with Saxon for 4 years, its actually the first time i see it mentioned on the internet. Hes moved on now to a different company but would never dream of leaving the oil field....
i roughnecked with a few women never had a problem. except when Mary ran to beat me to the outhouse so she could have a smoke. i backed my rig car against the door left her in there for a while.
. After few hours of drilling when they stop it (coz machine and drill bit becomes heated). Then the segments are automatically disassembled from diffent places and drop down to the tunnel. It is because if they are drilling in the clockwise direction and when they stop the hydrulic breaks, it tries to rotate the long segments in the Anti.clock direction to stop the motion and in this way segments dismounted and dropped down in the Tunnel. It takes a long time reassemble the machine again.
I worked for 20 years, killed the wells on Piper Alpha - 06/07/1988. Was retired early through PTSD and went from Roustabout to Toolpusher in 5 years obviously before the explosion which killed 167 men through 1 Mans incompetence. I used to write the Drilling reports which involved a 15 min breakdown of 12 hr shift ( I was a roughneck then) . Used my trusted Bick biro to press through 5 pages using carbon paper. The Canadian Driller I had never pressed hard enough or too hard añ rip report. Therefore I learnt how Drill. My pension is £448.16/ month ? I am 70 now with some physical issues due to Rig work. If I got £60 less I could get benefits- rent paid etc. I risked my life for 20 yrs and would be better off if I had never gone to that Tin island 200 mls East Aberdeen in North Sea. There should be a charity for people like me instead of save the donkey etc; crap. I have a clean driving license but no car? On benefits you get a car if you pretend to be disabled. Before I was 60 I paid for bus, Dentist, glasses, and the rest. We used a chain to spin pipe in , most roughnecks lose there little finger, my Driller did. I would like the photos we should not have taken working at 30 deg angle on wreck of Piper Alpha. If any of the few heroes that worked with me please sent copies through email( I will give) under private text . I worked with a Man - great grandson of J.M. Barrie - who wrote Peter Pan. He was a great inspiration to me and I had hitch hiked to India when the Beatles went. Also Duncan McKlaren , a brave Welder, some of my roughnecks. Plz contact me. I have Messenger, WhatsApp, Facebook. Thanks, Robin
@priestp88 yea dude get real, this is one of the thoguest jobs around, speaking from the past 7 years of my life doing it, most new guys dont make it past lunch.
@@Dude_Its_Pistachio look at it 😂😂😂. It's hard asf. Cold raining winter, etc. Touching all that cold as metal. 12 hour shifts, rarely eat, and oh yea PAY ATTENTION or you might die.
Hard working men make the world work for all of us. Thank you guys for what you do.
ah yes, mr bergstein must earn his billions while the goy cattle breaks back
imagine the 18 year olds throwing asphalt all day while these guys stand there
@NachosWheeler Which makes it even more outrageous when we hear these modern women claim that men are not needed in society anymore.
All I can say is that... With the Fantastic amount of teamwork displayed in this, this is a masculine form of ballet. Other examples include watching a very good Construction Company, very good landscapers, farmers, etc etc...
Why rotate table if we have a kelly spinner or is the breakout side of mechanism inoperable. Poor hand placement by make up tong hand. Watching this crew wait for fluid to drain from kelly ... now I know why lions eat their young. That guy that worked 40 rough-necking should admit watching theses guys that he has seen females working on a drilling rig. What you think there HOSS?
Rare, they dont have the stamina or strength.
Not even! This is gay shit work.
Watching people work on UA-cam as I sit at home
Where? I've looked at salaries from many companies, $20-25/hour, I'll take my cushy desk job that pays double.
lmao
you think $20 an hour is a small amount?
For this kind of work.. then you have to pay insurance and taxes...
Same. It's sad.
this is what tough, hard and dirty work really is. i just hope you guys get well rewarded for your efforts because watching this vid its easy to see you really do deserve it........
Я сам боровик. Горжусь. Этими людьми.
Wtf are you talking about
Used to be able to tell how long guys had worked on the floor by how many fingers they’d lost. Great respect for these men from a petroleum geologist for 50 years
Yep, my father got hurt pretty bad when a chain snapped and impaled his chest. Can't remember the deets.
I work currently at a truck stop, see guys who work in the oilfield missing all manner of limbs. One guy got half of his hand and the rest of the fingers torn off from throwing chain. Now he has a stub with two stubs on it.
It's rare to see old floor hands, I think most of them work their bodies to dust, I know my father did until he shattered his knees slipping on ice. Not forgetting to mention a majority of them get into tobacco and heavy drinking, easy to imagine why.
20+ years on the drilling rigs, mostly before OSHA got involved; 49 total in the oil patch……..still have 10 fingers and 10 toes and everything they attach to. Biggest and best safety device is right between ones ears. I learned early on that if a man does not use his head for thinking he had just as well have two assholes
When these guys come home their wives probably say, "Gee, honey, I knew when you got home that your pussy was going to hurt ... but I did not know that you would bring home in your lunch pail in a bunch of pieces."
Ive done plenty, including chainhand. Still have all my parts. 🙄
They are adding lengths of pipe. The piece at their feet spins drilling the bit/pipe down, when they reach the end of a pipe length they have to keep adding lengths. Imagine a rifle cleaning rod going into a barrel piece at a time and you keep adding pieces to go deeper into the barrel. The machinery hanging allows you to spin the threaded pieces opposite to hook new pieces in.
Interesting. Now I need to youtube "good connection."
Yeah…I came the other way…
I know the crew are well trained, and know what they are doing, but that all looks so incredibly dangerous. These guys are worth the money they are paid.
77gravity lol not this crew...
@@arathaemaxus5250 the 2 tee shirt guys look like it's their first time on a rig...
@@davidbentrin1088 You have to start somewhere.
The scrawny guy and the chuckling guy who tripped are worms, new guys still getting used to the work. Guy on the left is obviously a hand and training them.. So this is going at worm speed. That's life, you gotta train people up before you can run high speed low drag.
In the patch worms are new guys, hands are your experienced men who move fast and smooth without messing up. Mistakes can cost lives or millions of dollars. Even a quick small mistake when you're exhausted and half out of it.
I was a wireline/MWD and gyroscopic surveyor for 15 years, then a directional driller for 10. Made my F you money and never went back.
Remember the good old days when the driller forgot to kick the mud pump out!!! Lol yep I DO
Better get that derrick hand back before his mom notices him missing...
Connections like this were just a chore. But, tripping pipe was fun, especially as the Derrickhand.
Roughnecked for 8 years, 4.5 of them on a Kelley rig doing cavern wells. Fun job if you're on a good crew. Doing safety now, literally at a drilling rig as I type this lol
Where is Dei trying to force 50/50 men/women in this? Lol
holy balls, this looks dangerous
fudogchomp it is
fudogchomp and thats why its highly paid (over 90k a year starting )
Those are old school not many rigs use a use these techniques anymore
See super singles and how technology has come
And to think I thought Bruce Willis was giving it the big one in Armageddon, this really is as tough as he claims
Wow that kid looks 17, and here i almost complain when i have a bad cell phone connection. that's one hell of a job
I dont miss this at all but the money was fantastic.
God - that’s tough , dangerous work. Well done guys!
They didn't dope the collar but otherwise some of ya say that they were slow'.." did it ever cross your mind that they might just be tired and hungry? Not all of us are crackheads running 90mph for 12-16 hours straight!
John spencer my push used to rag me cuz my sleaves were always doped up lol
fuckin rights I know a thing or 2 about the oil industry and I also know about the mad amounts of crack and coke that flows through there too. Almost everyone I knew working those rigs were coked the fuck out and their lead hand was the one dealing it to them. Some stories I even heard was like you snort this line right fucking now or you are FIRED and yup, the guy said he saw guys getting fired for refusing. Might as well be like hitler's foot soldiers all high on meth out there. What a waste of money to be making the 6 figures only to spend 5 of those figures high as a kite and turning wrenches, gambling and drinking and being fucking morons just so you can be "one of the boys". It's a stupid industry and while I do support humanity moving on to something else, unlike the libtards in university I do not believe that time is now. We need solid technology to replace gas/oil and it just isn't there yet
John spencer What did he do at 2:33 then?
and/or maybe they just didn't need to move at light speed getting someone hurt or worse. Hell that kid (who seemed to know what he was doing) could have been one of their sons working with dad.
John spencer LMAO
Nothing unusual..just 3 man doing their job... that's it..good job guys
Amazing to think this is the most efficient method they could come up with of doing this
It’s not, we have top drives and iron roughnecks now. Much faster and safer
@@SideStrafed you know colin foesnt know anything and you drop this jewel of info on him as if he knows, lets say he does, i sure as fvck dont understand what a rubber roughneck (rubber roughnecks are in traffic looking at accidents?) is let alone an iron roughneck
Maybe safer it isn't faster than a good experienced crew and a spinning chain.@@SideStrafed
I'd take safety over speed anyday
Credit given to the people that , have the inner strength to do this all day.
And outer strength
So thats why they build those rigs that big, to house the massive balls it must take to do this shit.
Kid knew what he was doing.
overthehills_faraway mcluvin killed it 4 sure
he didn't wanna work that day
What was he doing?
Which kid are you talking about?
Connection started of good but towards the end kind of fell apart. Brings back so many good memories! I love tripping pipe and making connections!
Tom I'll now days it ain't the same, everyone is dying to call the office over feelings wants everything handed to them and PDC bits ruined the oulfield. When I broke out we would let 20-10ROP on a tricone rock bit ride for a couple days bfor pulling it depending on the shale. Now a days it drops below 25rop hr and doesn't increase and you know it's not a hard spot or sand formation then u pull it within the hour or formation.
You know u started bfor 2010 if u remember drilling down only 1 joint for a whole 12 hours and breaking the only connection you make for 2 days in the other crews ass.......slow drilling
How is it a bad connection. Y'all still have all y'all toes and fingers ...good job men.
As there are so many other jobs on a rig, it's probably best for everybody that robots take over this part of drilling
Can only imagine how their backs will feel as they get older. I did some tough millwright work in my time...my back now reminds me of it every day....
Not as fun
@@raybin6873 It's not fun. My father worked in the oilfield for 30+ years before he got to 50.
After that is a rapid decline in health. He got lung cancer from constant smoking, liver cirrhosis from drinking, shattered knees from slipping on ice, a few lost fingers, and that's not even mentioning the agonizing back pain in which he constantly took pain meds for.
He died about twelve years ago at 54.
@@kamieaston3016 damn. Yep lots of drinking smoking and just overall drugs in the oilfield I’ve only been in it for a bit but majority of people I see are just playing with substances daily they never understand
@@PotentialGaming It's a quick way to painfully punch your ticket that's for sure.
If the drugs or booze don't kill you, aging will.
Hahahaha that shit happens and always when you’re in the groove and decide to film! Never fails, especially in the tree. That mousehole isn’t far enough away! Should be behind the draworks! Lmao
I can watch this whole day wondering what the hell they are doing
Just gained a lot of respect for rig workers. Would like to think of myself as a good worker but I doubt I'd last a day there... Props
That’s so nice of everybody to pull out the Slips together…..I don’t remember having that much help lol.
Usually on a rig that size we ran air slips. They were under the floor between the flow nipple and table.
They seem to be struggling a hell of a lot more than I remember having to.
did you see their arms too many shots nit enough curls
? maybe you are much larger? >>maybe people are too soft, i have been seeing that a bunch lately
Dang! Y'all need to tighten up. Especially at the end
My back hurts just watching this
i have no idea what the're doing but huge respect to such fearless men
other peoples opinions is what makes them go to work, they work for opinions
I worked my ass off in the coal mines of southwest pa for many years, but i dont know if i ever worked as hard as these guys do. Looks like a miserable job.
Its fun really. And not really dirty.
“Being a mother is the hardest job in the world” - Feminists
For those who think these guys are slow, I like to see you doing this for an hour and then you probably drop dead never mind slow.
This isn't the job feminists are talking about
I bet there's a woman out there who wants this job more than you and will be paid more because she's better!
Allan.Froehlich 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 relax
@@Al828282
You clearly have never done this shit before....
Allan.Froehlich soyyyyy boyyyyy
@@Al828282 Calm your tits down simp...
In this line of work, well drilling and other physically demanding skilled labor jobs like rebar work, you'll notice a scarcity of older individuals. The demanding nature of these tasks often takes a toll on their bodies, making it challenging for them to keep up with the rigors of the labor.
This looks so freaking hard. Real grown men out there working
What the fuck was I wasting my time for waiting for something to happen which never did.
I felt the mud soaked carhartts on a visceral level
that's some hard work right there
Good supervision and team work is the best
The water spray helps clean the debris from the outer pipe as it come back up, clean pipe is easier to grip and work with. Oily or slick pipe is no problem its debris stuck to the outer casing that jams in equipment. They are drilling down into a oil reserve geologists have located, once there they will have a concrete case and well head set, the drilling rig comes down and moves to another location.
shouldn't be debris in the hole. They rinse the pipe of and collars or the BHA in order to clean the drilling fluid or mud off of it and they also may not be drilling for oil it may be a gas well granted there is most likely be some oil but not always. Worked in the oil & gas for 23 yrs.
Pretty smooth to me the regular thing when you're rough necking
one hell of a job
Worked on a rig briefly back in 76 ,hot hard work then in a steel mill hot poring molten steel hot hard work then at 25 started working as a plaster mason hot hard work, now I'm 66 still you guessed working on hot hard work 😅😅😅
take it easy no rush!!12 hours working man&28 days safety#1.
I dont get it, looks they works well, where is bad connections....??
Its bad because of how long they take.
Oil well blow out 7500 PSI pressure ua-cam.com/video/apCowT7_RGE/v-deo.html
Drilling mud on the floor can be slick. Yes these guys have other task to perform. I don’t miss it.
Weeelllll , 25 years go two guys regurlaly handled conections on the mornig tour. Two to throw and pull slips, teach lead tong to scweez and chain hand just had a short tug, if done rite. Used chain then and at that much quicker. Would love to be back on a rig and go north to do some drillin in town !!!! Carful you guys, your livin the best. Bob M
I wouldn’t mind doing this kind of work all day, as long as I can bring my little cousin to work
Imagine doing that all day my respect for this men .
that's some manly ass work right der
i worked service rigs for years until i went back to school, had some close calls like this one time a replacement driller pulled a collar while the b.o.p.s. were closed, almost bounced me outa the rod basket...i was always vigilant and only time i got hurt was off rig after work not paying attention
Oil is the only business to be in. The modern world would not exist without it.
When you get close to hitting the “expected” pay zone , could be 2000 feet away. Gotta change from fresh water to that beautiful mud you see here . Plus extra slippery sh*t that’s past my memory. You run into something unexpected, that sh*t will save you and the rig. Just if anyone was curious.
P.S. someone better be their A game as drilling is going slow way down. Everyone knows it. Don’t want to be to early, or to late ! Rig time and chemicals aren’t cheap either to the big guys in Houston.
Ah yes a hardhat in case a 500 pound chunk of steel hits you.
MY FIRST ROUGH NECKIN JOB I GOT 6.42 HR NOW IN A YEAR THESE GUYS CAN RETIRE,ALL I GOT WAS A DESTROYED BODY!!!!!!
@NateDawg80126 I work on a pulling unit in Central Texas. We aren't required to wear coveralls, but we are required to wear FR uniforms(fire retardant). Back when I used to roughneck shirts were optional. Same with well service. I'm kinda glad it's changed. Used to ride the blocks too. Never again.
This made top 3 worst/slowest connections on UA-cam for sure. If you're gonna be a bear, be a fucking grizzly,Hand!!!
Jajajajaaa como sufre ese muchacho de remera blanca !! Es más maña que fuerza ...mis saludos desde Argentina!!! Yo trabajo en perforacion
That looks like some seriously dangerous work...Hope they get PAID!!!!
Watching people work when I get off work
Longest damn connection I ever seen,especially with a Kelly spinner!!!!!!
Goddamnit Worm! is what my driller would have told me.
What made it a bad connection?
What was that they put down the joint in the mouse hole? A screen for trash?
No spinning chain to throw on that rig. Nice little mud bucket to keep mud from getting everywhere.
we could make a connection in a minute and a half. then the crew would start bragging to someone just watch us . i'd say you jinxed us ten minute connection this time LOL
Every body is a legend in there own mind, especially up in canaDUH!
oh no .... must be the sunshine crew from texas .... come on up and work some -40C ... you can tell us all about your sunburn ....
Damn. Looks like some hard fucking work!
Heavy work paavam aandavan irukkiraan ellorukkum thunaiyaai
Dude in the white shirt is the worm fresh meat lolz
I'm very curious to know the death rate of workers in this field. This machinery is so dangerous. My hardhats off to these dudes.
In the field it won't be that higher than other industries, the rough yanking and pulling does take sum away from them in the long run unfortunately
Now I wonder what a good connection look like.... This shit is never-ending
That collar pipe is very heavy and hard to work with. Think this crew did a good connection considering...
what went wrong? what is going on? some subtitles might be helpful here.
+midairflyer Nothing went wrong, actually. They just are a bit clumsy.
+Eduard Voicu And slow as fuck
+Clad Strife you need to get your shit done quick at work or will get kicked out.
You obviously never worked on a rig.
Ya it is a race, tripin in and out and even with connections. I dont think you know much about the patch, read up on it and watch some vids
bad connection.... no actually one of the worse ive ever seen. we're the real roughnecks on lunch break, i dont recall ever hearing about school trips on rigs
MY JOB USED TO BE LIKE THIS WHEN I WORKED FOR AN AMERICAN OWNED OIL COMPANY IN EAST JAVA INDONESIA PARKER DRILLING🇮🇩
Anybody that works outside for long periods of time no matter the region is a tough as cow hide kinda guy (Deserts to up north). I work north of Wabasca-Desmarais. Get below -50 for a week every winter. This year was the exception.
you use crossovers usually anytime the pipe size changes, threadtype changes, and yes, when mwd tools are made up.
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh!
Caught in a bad BROmance
Great work but gah lee it was like watching paint dry
i was expecting the pipe to go out of control and start wacking people
I have no idea how much these guys make per hour, but all I can say is it SHOULD be A LOT!!!! I've never done this work, don't know anyone who has. It's easy to tell that you have to be sharp to do this - because I think anyone who wasn't wouldn't live long doing it. How often do injuries happen? If u did this job for say 5 years, what's the odds that you would get seriously injured? I mean all it would take is for your timing to be off just a bit, or maybe someone else slips up, etc. roughneck
as soon as the hands would start bragging how fast we could make a connection. i'd say as soon as you brag our next connection will take 10 minutes instead of 90 seconds. usually worked out to be true.
Women deserve equal pay this ain’t the GD 1960’s!!
Im not exactly an expert on this, what are they doing wrong. Not fast enough?
Looks like very hard work but most of them are skinny.
my Fiance worked with Saxon for 4 years, its actually the first time i see it mentioned on the internet. Hes moved on now to a different company but would never dream of leaving the oil field....
Watching this is confirmation that women have all the privilege in the world.
i roughnecked with a few women never had a problem. except when Mary ran to beat me to the outhouse so she could have a smoke. i backed my rig car against the door left her in there for a while.
Maybe they need 2 or 3 more floor hands and an assistant driller to git 'er... If time is money they ain't making much.
. After few hours of drilling when they stop it (coz machine and drill bit becomes heated). Then the segments are automatically disassembled from diffent places and drop down to the tunnel. It is because if they are drilling in the clockwise direction and when they stop the hydrulic breaks, it tries to rotate the long segments in the Anti.clock direction to stop the motion and in this way segments dismounted and dropped down in the Tunnel. It takes a long time reassemble the machine again.
Safety gear....what safety gear...bare arms, t-shirts, rubber boots, what a surprise shit goes wrong.
No safely glasses and them boys are Wormy as hell...
Very surprise how this kinda of work wont kill anyone everyday
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I feel like this could kill you a hundred different ways
I worked for 20 years, killed the wells on Piper Alpha - 06/07/1988. Was retired early through PTSD and went from Roustabout to Toolpusher in 5 years obviously before the explosion which killed 167 men through 1 Mans incompetence. I used to write the Drilling reports which involved a 15 min breakdown of 12 hr shift ( I was a roughneck then) . Used my trusted Bick biro to press through 5 pages using carbon paper. The Canadian Driller I had never pressed hard enough or too hard añ rip report.
Therefore I learnt how Drill. My pension is £448.16/ month ? I am 70 now with some physical issues due to Rig work. If I got £60 less I could get benefits- rent paid etc. I risked my life for 20 yrs and would be better off if I had never gone to that Tin island 200 mls East Aberdeen in North Sea. There should be a charity for people like me instead of save the donkey etc; crap. I have a clean driving license but no car? On benefits you get a car if you pretend to be disabled. Before I was 60 I paid for bus, Dentist, glasses, and the rest.
We used a chain to spin pipe in , most roughnecks lose there little finger, my Driller did. I would like the photos we should not have taken working at 30 deg angle on wreck of Piper Alpha. If any of the few heroes that worked with me please sent copies through email( I will give) under private text . I worked with a Man - great grandson of J.M. Barrie - who wrote Peter Pan. He was a great inspiration to me and I had hitch hiked to India when the Beatles went. Also Duncan McKlaren , a brave Welder, some of my roughnecks. Plz contact me. I have Messenger, WhatsApp, Facebook.
Thanks, Robin
Incredible that you were on Piper Alpha. I hope some of your old friends will one day reach out to you.
I dunno what the fuck I just watched but that shit looked cool
Three hands tripping pipe in wish every rig was like that.
@priestp88 yea dude get real, this is one of the thoguest jobs around, speaking from the past 7 years of my life doing it, most new guys dont make it past lunch.
Why is it so bad tho
@@Dude_Its_Pistachio look at it 😂😂😂. It's hard asf. Cold raining winter, etc. Touching all that cold as metal. 12 hour shifts, rarely eat, and oh yea PAY ATTENTION or you might die.