truck driver

laborer

diesel mechanic

equipment operator

specialist

Jericho Services, Inc.

North Dakota Division

A typical day at work consist of hauling water for the fracking of wells. When working, if there's work, you'll haul water all day from water depots and frack tanks to the frack location.

There is flow-back and production work. However, you have to be one of the favorites or 'good ole boys' to get to work this. 

Speaking of favorites! It's an extremely cliquish environment. There is no seniority system there, unless management wants seniority to apply. It's all about who likes you and if you're a "Country Boy" or a favorite. If not, you're out of luck.

Management consist of Truck Pushers. The pushers are who run the jobs and back you in at the job sites. The majority of them are extremely "Hot Headed." With that being said, be prepared to be yelled at for the littlest things. Communication is nonexistent with them, and interpersonal communication is not their strong-suit.

Co-workers are decent. However, like stated before, it's an extremely cliquish atmosphere. 

There's nothing really hard about the job. The most discouraging part is the favoritism, but every job has that I guess.

The most enjoyable part of the job is the paychecks. If there's work, then you'll make $10,000 easy a month. That's if there's work!

Equipment:

Jericho runs 13 speed day cab Mack's. Some of the trucks are falling apart, while some are in newer condition. 

There's full-time mechanics on duty everyday. However, you'll do most the work on the truck if you need something fixed. You also change your own tires, so if that's not your thing, then stay away. 

Jericho provides you with FR uniforms and safety gear. That's a huge plus and money saver.

All in all:

Jericho is a decent place to get experience and move on. They hire drivers freshly out of CDL school. Driver compensation is well when working.Furthermore, as long as you can get into the clique system, you'll be set. Get the experience and move on!

A Safety Manager is the cornerstone of any responsible organization. For our company, this role is not a regulatory burden, but a strategic asset that protects our most valuable resource: our people.

The Safety Manager actively cultivates a culture where safety is a shared value, not just a mandate. They conduct thorough risk assessments and implement proactive training, empowering every employee to identify and mitigate hazards before they cause harm. This proactive approach drastically reduces workplace incidents, leading to fewer lost-time injuries and lower associated costs.

Their impact extends beyond compliance. A safe environment directly boosts team morale and productivity, as employees feel genuinely cared for and can focus on their work without fear. The Safety Manager serves as a vital bridge between leadership and staff, ensuring open communication and swift resolution of concerns.

In essence, the Safety Manager doesn't just enforce rules; they champion our greatest asset—our workforce. Their work safeguards our employees, enhances operational efficiency, and strengthens our company's reputation, truly making them indispensable to our long-term success and well-being.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Unorganized dispatch. Unprofessional safety manager. Man camp extremely dirty. Be prepared to provide furniture for you room they do have old twin beds if you lucky you might get your hand on a old recliner. Money is good 👍🏻 pay is always on time. But keep in mind your just a name on a piece of paper. Not a family oriented come. Be prepared to deal with father and son issues from the company owners. But like I said MONEY IS GOOD if selected to work the frac sites. 100 plus hours a week. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Dealing with unprofessional dispatch. Not communicating on schedules and very rude unprofessional safety manager/ part time dispatch employee. Be prepared to deal with attitude. Too much father and son issues on company side. Needs better standards 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Stressful, Itagonistic , not family oriented,  name on a piece of paper. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
14 to 16hr hard on the grind. Maybe 6 to 5hr sleep if you're lucky

What is the best part of working at the company?
Solid company. Great ownership and leadership. If you think you got what it takes to make good money in the oil field, give them a call!! Out of state? They provide decent housing.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Getting stuck in mud lol!!! Days after rain will sometimes require chaining up. If you don't know what that means, don't apply lol

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It's even paced if you're used to 12 plus hours a day. It's very easy to talk to other drivers and get assistance. The shop staff listens and responds to your concerns regarding your truck and equipment. Supervisors are not afraid to roll up their sleeves and help you get a job done!!!

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Early morning start, multiple loads hauled in Montana or North Dakota. Very dirty and sometimes wet and stinky by the end of the day. A true honest days work.

I appreciate the flexibility allowed for us to handle personal or family concerns whenever needed--a huge incentive to be allowed time to work around outside responsibilities. I have a good relationship with the people I  work around most, and many have become good friends, almost like family. We have a lot of trust placed in us as employees which is nice from a self-confidence standpoint, maybe not always from a stress standpoint though. We have had some changes in our company structure, partly due to Covid & general industry slowdowns over the last year & personnel changes, so there has been some confusion over who is in charge of what sometimes. Lack of good communication can be a challenge as well at times.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Supervisors and management are good people, the employees are kind and helpful.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The most stressful part of working here is the physically demanding aspect of the job. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Company culture is positive and supportive, it’s a team player type of place.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Typical day starts early, 12-14 hour shift chasing drilling rigs around loading mud with a vacuum truck and washing out tank trailer in sun-zero temperatures multiple times a day…. Not a production water company.

Great group of guys to work with, team atmosphere. When I first started, it took a little bit to get used to cause I wasn’t used to smaller company. All I had worked for were bigger ones where you were just another number. Here I was and still am treated like a person. This is the best job I’ve had. I would give this company a five star but then to me that’s saying everything is perfect nothing can improve. There are things that can improve and there always will be. You have to take the good with the bad but I will say the good outweighs the bad by far. Show up for work, give it your best everyday and you will be taken care of. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The best part of working for Jericho is the talented team of professionals you work with. If you ever had a problem or needed help they would help you.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Being away from home, for long periods if you're married and have little ones.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very fun and easy going culture. Some days can be easy and some harder than others. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day would involve doing several loads of production water or service work at an oil rig site.

Dispatch was good, management okay, overall job was good. There's a boom bust cycle but that's all jobs in the Bakken. Pay is hourly which has it's pros and cons. IMO hourly pay is good for beginners. All Mack fleet. Mostly gravels, with a few automatic pinnacles. Gravels have 13 speed transmissions. Two complaints about the equipment. One: no diff lock, only interlock. Two, (this is more of a gripe I have with all Macks) blue backlighting on switches. If you have sensitive eyes some electrical tape helps with that though.

i'm sure i have never even heard of a place of work this bad in me 32 yrs in delvr/cdl.i could not color any stars (had 2 put 1 2 rate) & had to have a judge look @ them.1 yrs 4 this date.in my 52 yrs of work i have never dissed a job i did.i'm still not Jericho Services is.

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