Carrers in Oil and Gas

Okay, I'll start this discussion. When I was working in the oil & gas field, I met an elderly man who was retireing soon. What he did was grease and lubricate well heads. He explained how it works. First of all it takes special equipment to do that but you can hual it on a trailer. What he does is get contracts from gas company and is on a set schedule to lubricate,but he can decide his own schedule. Now, I used to go to these locations (about 1500 a year). There is a special way to do this. close one valve grease open the other one,etc.
trust me, there are alot of fittings on these heads. He offered to sell it to me. I thought about it but I was just to busy to buy. Now, for those shalers out there unemployed.or work part time this is a great opportunity. You can choose your own schedules, time, whatever fits your schedule. It is deffinately something to look into! Joe Dyer

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Permalink Reply by cotton on January 24, 2009 at 12:39
Exactly what kind of tools and equipment will you need for this type of work and what kind of income will this job pay.
Permalink Reply by Joe Dyer on January 24, 2009 at 14:53
Cotton,This was around 1995-97 and he told me he was getting anywhere between $50-$100 a well head per location. You will need an high compression compressor. The rig will need a dual axle trailor. Also he had laborer to help him. I was working in Bryceland Field at the time so closer they are the better. You can go online and look up oil & gas lubricating equipment. Most HZL heads will need to be lubricated of codensation and rapid weather changes. You also will need to be OSHA cert. Nothing to it! If you have any more questions,let me know,Joe
Permalink Reply by Tom Macie on February 10, 2009 at 7:35
I am the Operations Manager for Crude Essentials, LLC we are experienced Haynesville Shale,Cotton Valley, and James Lime mudloggers if your looking for a modern company with state of the art equipment for your mudlogging needs contact us 972/989/4440 we will provide references.
Permalink Reply by nisie, not a happy camper landowner on February 10, 2009 at 7:57
What do you think we be the upfront to start a company like this?
Permalink Reply by intrepid on February 10, 2009 at 10:52
Great thread! Hope it takes off!
Permalink Reply by Muddigger on February 10, 2009 at 10:58
Nothing happens in the oilfield for $50 to a $100 per well head. lol I seen a pumper with a grease gun in his truck one time.

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