Ice Roads and Oilfields off road trucking site
Off road trucking in the oil and gas industry can be fun, challenging, and financially rewarding. This section of our Oilfield trucking series is where we’ll cover the different types of oilfield driving jobs you could choose from. For those Read More …
Ice road loads consist of food to fuel and everything in between with fuel being the largest commodity shipped. A diamond mine can have the capacity to store between 50 and 100 million litres for a year. This sounds like a lot of Read More …
Ice Road Drivers ran under the radar for many years until reality TV made them famous. In fact, man has been traveling over the frozen oceans, lakes, and tundra for thousands of years. Modern day ice road truckers owe a debt of gratitude to the Read More …
We wrote this 8 part series on Oilfield Trucking with one goal in mind. To help those considering a career in oilfield trucking to understand it better. We wanted to give an introductory yet comprehensive look that would allow you Read More …
Oilfield safety is another important topic we need to cover for becoming a truck driver in the oilfields. The rules alone could change your decision to move into the oil and gas industry with the safety regulations becoming more strict Read More …
Truck driver attitude is one of the most misunderstood and overlooked problems facing the trucking industry today. It can be defined as the way you conduct yourself in relation to both positive, and negative influences in your life. These influences Read More …
Oilfield VHF radio use was something I was introduced to on my first day in the oilfields. There was no orientation, training, or quick rundown on what to do, or to expect. It was a typical icy, narrow, oilfield road and Read More …
Truck driving salaries in the oil and gas industry can be very good, but there’s almost always a sacrifice. We’ll get into the pros and cons of oilfield trucking after we entice you into the pay first. If you’re used to Read More …
