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Thanks Stacy. Pray work keeps up, and we can catch up on these bills. Its been very tough, the day he went back to work the bank called for my car.
Hey Ladies, One Year, One Month and One day exactly my husband was off work. Thank You Jesus he is back.. Thank You Jesus.
Whoo hooo hubby is back to work 1 year 1 month off ... Thank you Jesus.
Is your DH an an offshore rig or a land rig? Directional Driller/Land
Any kids? We have 3. 2 boys 1 girl
How long have you been dating/married? going on 8 yrs
How long has he been in the oilfield? 15 years
What do you do for a living? Accounts Payab…
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Times are tough all over and especially tough here in the Oil and Gas sector. If you are looking for work, you might want to post a resume here-or just share what experience you have and what you are looking for?
This group is for everyone in the PA oil and gas fields
This Group pertains to the men and women that work on the rigs, and for the service companys here in TEXAS. So Join us and let us know how its going in your neck of the woods.
A group for the ladies that know first hand what it's like to be "Married to the Oilfield"
Hi everyone. My name is Stephenie and my husband is Doug. He is a DD and I am a stay at home mom, raising our 3 children. Two boys & one girl. We live in Checotah, OK and have a awesome life, beautiful home, wonderful family. We are both transplants from California my self being here in Oklahoma since 99 and Doug since 02. Cute love story, we actually lived within miles of each other for 10 years in California and moved to Oklahoma before meeting.
My hobbies are reading, computer games, crocheting and my children. I am also going to be coaching my daughters cheerleading sqaud this year. (an old hobby from school 20 years ago) LOL should be a chore...
I love spending time with my children, helping them with homework & sports, or even playing a video game or two with them.
We are a spiritual family, Lord, Family & Love.......
Looking to meet some new friends on here and assitance with stress relief, this dry period has about got the best of me...
My hobbies are reading, computer games, crocheting and my children. I am also going to be coaching my daughters cheerleading sqaud this year. (an old hobby from school 20 years ago) LOL should be a chore...
I love spending time with my children, helping them with homework & sports, or even playing a video game or two with them.
We are a spiritual family, Lord, Family & Love.......
Looking to meet some new friends on here and assitance with stress relief, this dry period has about got the best of me...
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- At 4:19am on December 8, 2009,
Joe lilley said… - Hey Steph who did he get hired with.
- At 7:39pm on August 22, 2009,
Ralph A. Coggin said… - check the rigzone board and roughneck city i rember seeing a post for directional drillers in ak north slope, if you see any for a coman or tp please send it back to me.thanks
- At 6:26pm on July 25, 2009,
luvinmyoilman said… - Hi Stephanie, Hubby is a Matco. He works for Seadrill in the Jurong shipyard in Singapore. He was home for 4 months b/c he worked a 89 day hitch. I know lots for guys are out of work right now, and it's hard. Hubby is also an independent cont, so we would not get any unemp either. I am sorry but I have no advice to give except for ur hubby to send out resumes to EVERY company he can think of. I am not too sure, but I believe Diamond is hiring in Singapore. I wish you guys the best of luck in these hard times.
- At 8:23am on July 14, 2009,
Tommy Riggs said… - Sure Stephanie send it to thomasriggs@att.net.
- At 2:20pm on July 13, 2009,
Rod Cutler said… - Hi Stephenie,
Yes their are two companies in Traverse City Michigan that I know are always lookin' for DD's first theres DDC then theres Nevis ,I don't have the # but they are in the phone book,has he looked on Rig Zone.com
an Indeed .com I saw some adds for DD's on both web sites in thelast couple weeks hope this is helpful,let me know how things turn out,an God Bless YOU BOTH!
- At 7:29pm on July 8, 2009,
Brad Latour said… - well deepwater gulf is not just something you jump into, not saying that he cant do it but it takes a little training and right now thats not happening anywere. i work for Allis-Chalmers (Strata Directional) Energy and we have horizontal work in PA., and Colorado has just started back up in the basin. i have a friend that just went back to work there. Sounds like he needs to get to work for a company and dump the contract work. All our contract hands were the first to go.
- At 5:27pm on July 8, 2009,
Brad Latour said…
- what area does he workin, and who does he work for?
- At 8:18am on July 4, 2009,
brandy leger said… - seen it is your birthday to day wanted to tell you happy birthday and happy 4th of july , hope you have a good day and happy birthday :}
- At 10:23am on June 27, 2009,
Bill Johnson said… - i got laid off in early Jan. , and not much market for 50 yr olds that have done most everything. I am living with my daughter in Burleson, trying to keep my chin up , most time i spend with a chip on my shoulder.........31 yrs , first time on unemployment , and 1 yr earlier and i would have still ben a contractor...i still have a consulting business.....just inactive..........good luck to you , and to us all..........Bill
- At 9:07am on June 27, 2009,
Blake Malkamaki said… - Ok, now I get it. That is a good occupation to have, but yes, very vulnerable to the demand for oil and gas. My friend and college room mate does that, though I don't know his exact title. He worked for years in the North Sea, then the Gulf of Mexico. Now he's up in Alaska. He started with Chevron in 82 and has been with them ever since. I think he was top man on the off shore rig, but I don't know for sure.
Around here directional drilling is almost unheard of. It has emerged lately as a means of drilling under highways, wet lands, etc. It's been tried by another company in the Allegheny National Forest on some oil wells.
Now, when it comes to the big Marcellus wells down by Pittsburgh, directional drilling has become the state-of-the-art way of doing things. Though many of the Marcellus wells are vertical, the newer ones are drilled down about a mile, then a few thousand feet horizontally through the middle of the 100-foot thick shale formation.
Now things have slowed down in that area as well, mostly due to Obama's policies or threat of policies, and the price of gas. They're still drilling, but not at the pace they were.
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