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petros
#91

Sep 3rd, 2011
Quote: Originally Posted by KakatoView Post

I think he said it was on Deer lake or something like that,it was about 300 meters from the water so not really lakefront.I have lots of family in Estevan and it sure has grown.

No Deer lake near Estewhere.
 
Kakato
#92

Sep 3rd, 2011
Quote: Originally Posted by petrosView Post

No Deer lake near Estewhere.

well hes a newfy pipeliner so close to estevan could mean 200 miles away.
 
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#93

Sep 3rd, 2011
Quote: Originally Posted by KakatoView Post

well hes a newfy pipeliner so close to estevan could mean 200 miles away.

You can't rent a room in Estevan for under $750. Ask Ron, he works down that way.
 
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#94

Sep 3rd, 2011
Quote: Originally Posted by petrosView Post

You can't rent a room in Estevan for under $750. Ask Ron, he works down that way.

I can,my cous has a big house.I usually use a holiday trailer or motorhome when pipelining anyways as your never in one spot long.
 
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#95

Sep 4th, 2011
The thing with working the oilfield is contacts,when you first get in bust your balls to do a good job and get contacts,bag pacto bags if you have to or scrub down drill rigs with a toothbrush.Get a good name and you will allways be working,sometimes for 5 different outfits a year.You will be tested with some pretty ugly jobs on the rigs but pass them and become a driller and the bucks and opportunities will astound you.Theres a shortage of guys that will work hard and not scared to be covered in mud 12 hours or more a day and especially when they can make over a hundred grand a year at the oilsands doing literally nothing but driving truck or running equipment.

The oilsands are different,your under a microscope and no one will let you work too hard,your a number and thats it.Thats why your limited if you do choose to work in the oilsands,steady work but mundane and your a machine,not a person.
 
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#96

Sep 7th, 2011
Think I got one of the best gigs going so far,working around 7000 feet above sea level on the top of the rocky mountains.I got my best friend on and so it's just me and him,no one else to bother you,heres a few pics from yesterday.--
 
JLM
#97

Sep 7th, 2011
Quote: Originally Posted by petrosView Post

You can't rent a room in Estevan for under $750. Ask Ron, he works down that way.

Well then f**k Estevan, we won't go there!

Quote: Originally Posted by KakatoView Post

Think I got one of the best gigs going so far,working around 7000 feet above sea level on the top of the rocky mountains.I got my best friend on and so it's just me and him,no one else to bother you,heres a few pics from yesterday.--

Nice pictures!
 
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#98

Sep 7th, 2011
Quote: Originally Posted by JLMView Post

Well then f**k Estevan, we won't go there!



Nice pictures!


I cant ask for a nicer view from my office,rocky mountains to the west are in B.C. I can see as far as the southcastle and Waterton to my south and the Livingstone range to my East and Kananaskis to the north.

I could be making big bucks in fort mac breathing in toxic fumes from the bitumen and haveing a headache all day every day like last time I was there or I could be here,making less money and home in my own bed every night.
Fu*k Fort Crack!
 
JLM
#99

Sep 7th, 2011
Quote: Originally Posted by KakatoView Post

I cant ask for a nicer view from my office,rocky mountains to the west are in B.C. I can see as far as the southcastle and Waterton to my south and the Livingstone range to my East and Kananaskis to the north.

I could be making big bucks in fort mac breathing in toxic fumes from the bitumen and haveing a headache all day every day like last time I was there or I could be here,making less money and home in my own bed every night.
Fu*k Fort Crack!

I kind of figured the scenery in those pictures suspiciously resembled the Crowsnest Pass.
 
ratbag
#100

Sep 7th, 2011
i'm looking to go to trade school, but i'm wondering which trade would give me the best shot at getting a job in northern bc/alberta/sask
any info would be greatly appreciated.
 
petros
#101

Sep 7th, 2011
Pipefitting, Iron Workers, Sparkies, Scaffolding, Heat and Frost insulators and a pulse.
 
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#102

Sep 7th, 2011
Quote: Originally Posted by ratbagView Post

i'm looking to go to trade school, but i'm wondering which trade would give me the best shot at getting a job in northern bc/alberta/sask
any info would be greatly appreciated.

Would something in the line of environmental cleanup be a feasible choice? I'm thinking it may be in great demand in years to come.
 
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#103

Sep 8th, 2011
Quote: Originally Posted by JLMView Post

Would something in the line of environmental cleanup be a feasible choice? I'm thinking it may be in great demand in years to come.

It allready is,Hazco does a lot of it in Alberta.Everything is about the environment these days,it's
#1 priority in any job and the first thing discussed.You might want to google United safety and talk to someone there about future job opportunities,their allways looking for safety people and will train you.
 
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#104

Sep 8th, 2011
Quote: Originally Posted by KakatoView Post

It allready is,Hazco does a lot of it in Alberta.Everything is about the environment these days,it's
#1 priority in any job and the first thing discussed.You might want to google United safety and talk to someone there about future job opportunities,their allways looking for safety people and will train you.

There you go ratbag, a chance for a successful career while benefitting the planet!
 
hasnain1985
#105

Jan 26th, 2012
I've done my Masters in Mechanical Engineering from Ryerson University, Toronto. I am looking for some entry level/ Jr. Mechanical Engineer Position In Fort Mc, calgary or Edmonton. I don't mind living in camps

Please guide me where I should apply
 
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#106

Jan 26th, 2012
Quote: Originally Posted by hasnain1985View Post

I've done my Masters in Mechanical Engineering from Ryerson University, Toronto. I am looking for some entry level/ Jr. Mechanical Engineer Position In Fort Mc, calgary or Edmonton. I don't mind living in camps

Please guide me where I should apply

Try Suncor: --

... or Canadian Natural Resources: --
 
hasnain1985
#107

Jan 26th, 2012
Quote: Originally Posted by AriadneView Post

Try Suncor: --

... or Canadian Natural Resources: --

Thanks Ariadne
 

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