derrickhand losing his mind after 7 days of tripping pipe
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fucking yanks, what more do you expect
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i would lose my mind to if i were trippin balls for 7 days
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@calgarywarmfloors 400k gross for rig manager/engineer, hard to become the head of a camp as a rookie it takes decades to get there though, tough life always in the tundra and watch the gov't takes half of your pay cheque lol
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@51674 I'm taking petroleum engineering. Are you sure about 400k in Alberta? That would be nice. I'm only in first year. In need of motivation. I'm going to school in Sask. Thanks for any insights or tips.
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@bng4892 what about the medics?
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@spliff42007 lol, $4,000 every two weeks?!?! I worked on a service rig in Alberta, then decided to take on a better career and get a ticket in the steamfitter-pipefitter trade. Now I make $4,000 every week, just on the tools doing work 1/4 of the workload. Im making $5,000 a week now that Im a foreman. The oilfield is a great stepping stone, but dont think its the end of what you can do.
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@fuckstick99 My husband's company just had a huge HR meeting to tell them and I quote, "According to new company regulations, there will be no more sexual harassment/rape on the job site." lol
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lol... ive walked around with my nuts hanging out my frcs before.. until my driller hosed me down.. hes lucky it was in the summer
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Really only 7 days. Try working for 20 or 30 days straight yhen get back to me. Im tired of all these offshore pussys complaining about there little 7&7 hitches always cryin and shit. I work in the oilfield also and will do a 3 week hitch with no problem, go home for 2 days and hit it again. So FUCK 7 days. O and anybody thinkin about goin work on a rig, dont. Its probaly one of the worst jobs in the oilfield. Take my advice go be a service hand, a lot more money and not nearly the bitch work.
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@Minion303 try it man. not for a few days or a week, give it a month. then you'll know if it's for you. you might be fit and that defininitly will help you out but but keep it mind that it's not all physical abuse. there's a mental aspect to it as well. you gotta be able to leave your feelings at home and take some shit when you're starting out. most crews are pretty good people though, they just want to test you to see how much you can take.
&pulling in around $4 grand every two weeks helps
thats everyday rig life right there, people thought construction workers were bad? roughnecks take the taco on foul language and pervertedness on the job, fucking priceless!
fuckstick99 3 years ago 14
@fuckstick99 Yeah I hear ya. I worked the oilfield for ten years. Now I have a job in the warehouse of a big furniture store. I look at my coworkers and think "man are these people ever normal and boring" I scare them sometimes.
gtrefghuk 1 year ago 12