Yeah, I'm way late to this one. But nd oilfields aren't the only places hiring, and paying the bucks. I do just fine in the tx panhandle. And I spend my nights in my home, not some man camp. The work is mind-numbing, and hours are long. Pay depends on who you work for. Water trucks here make about 40-50 a year, with a reasonable working schedule. Typical crude haulers are in the 60-90k a year range, depending on your ambition. My company pays a percentage. I get a quarter share of what the truck grosses. Not to brag,but my truck generates 4-500k a year. But we don't hire rookies, and we earn every penny of it.
Show up at my doorstep tonight, with a cdl and tanker endorsement, ill have you making 50k a year tomorrow. Bring a hazmat endorsement, and a little time behind the wheel, and the sky is the limit.
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