truck driver

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diesel mechanic

conductor

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Pinnergy

My job starts with coding and entering invoices in a accounting program (Netsuit), after verfiing that it does belong to us and has correct pricing.  On an average I receive anywhere from 20 to 30 invoices a day, depending on the time of month. 

The invoice is then entered into a second program(Fortis Blue), where it is sent to supervisors for approval, then to corprate office for payment.  Then filed.

On some of the invoices, I am required to prove rebilling.  Concrete, cement pumping, vac service.  Any third party work.

I sort mail for all in the facility.  

I work with our outside sales men/ retrieving priceing information for their work up bids.  I will do various document work for the sales department.  

I am very busy with the phone most days and answering e-mails from vendors and intercompany requests.  

I help research detail informations for supervisors and the A/R department. 

I get alone with everyone I work with.  Some I could call close friends. 

The hardest part of my job, is there just doesn't seem to be enough time in the day.  I had to learn that I couldn't get it all done in a day, and I still have a hard time not bringing work home.

I have enjoyed learning so many different tasks, and positions with this company.  I have also enjoyed watching a three man office grow into a ficility that now has over 300 employees. 

I will be sad to leave, but need to relocate.

a normal day on job can be somewhat stressful due to slacking coworkers, have learned various skills at this job, running small and larger equipment, (skidsteers, skytraks, large dirt moving loaders and forklifts, welding, ensuring measurements  are correct for all drilling operations), management could use some improvement, tend to take advantage of the harder working employees and let the slackers just coast along making others have to compensate for their laziness, coworkers, some are good hard workers, some are just lazy and don't follow the rules with no repercussions, hardest part of job is watching the slackers coast and be lazy and nothing gets done about it while the harder working employees take up their slack, best part of job is actually working with the employees that have the same work ethic that I do, makes the job go much smoother.

Typical would consist of going out and auditing units, attending daily safety meetings, and conducting safety training when needed

Everyone has different ways of working and everyone was always willing to learn new safer ways of working when they were shown

Management was a tight group mainly from the same area and mostly all knew each other. They were a good bunch of guys to work for.

Co-workers and myself always helped one another out if needed.

The hardest part of the job was if there was an incident, not really hard but just knowing that if one of my fellow co-workers was injured in some way how was it going to affect him and his family.

Most enjoyable part of my job was always meeting new people and learning from one another.

Biggest issue is the recent installment of cameras in their equipment.  They record our every move while your in the truck and outside of the truck.  There are a total of 5 cameras on their tractor and trailers combined.  One inside the tractor that faces the driver and another inside the tractor that faces outward from the windshield.  One on the passenger and driver side mirror that looks along side the trailer and one at the back of the trailer.  Every wrong thing that u are caught doing while driving can be held against you up to and including 3 day suspending and including termination.  

What is the best part of working at the company?
The best part is that the work is steady and if you pay attention, you will do well.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
That part is realizing that upon making a mistake, it fouls up the rest of your day....which can lead to performance counseling and go on record.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It is just like any other environment, whereby there are things you can and cannot say and/or do without repercussions.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
It was fast-paced...requiring attention to detail in performing the job.

   Pinnergy has been improving in different fields, this company really cares about its employees and their benefits, good relation with customers and really concerned about growing and developing a stretch relationships with them,The equipment  provided by Company is in very good condition trucks in excellent condition, job is whatever the oil field dictates but, even though you still getting paid if you are on stand by waiting for dispatch other companies don't do that. Safety is the rule to keep up with the demands of customers.

You work with a great group of guys but management can sometimes seem like they are working against you. They regularly expect you to operate illegally whether it be because you are out of driving hours or because the equipment is falling apart. So many unfulfilled promises from management as well. Housing is provided but most of the time you stay in a dirty room with someone sleeping 2 feet away from you and other people walking through your room at all hours of the night. If it wasn’t for the friends I’ve made, would’ve quit immediately

What is the best part of working at the company?
Pinnergy had a great team of dispatchers who would help with any questions or problems that you would have. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not being able to get a raise and slip seating with different drivers


What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great work environment and helpful supervisors and dispatchers. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
It’s very much the same everyday. You know what to expect and as long as you make 3-4 loads your set.

In order to be successful at this company you must be a self-starter , positive attitude , and the ability to meet new people every day and keep in contact through extended periods of time, while at same time coordinate multiple trucking jobs with dispatch , instruct and draw maps to include placement of frac tanks with the winch truck drivers that are delivering frac tanks at multiple locations . Let me make clear that the most important thing is to make sure that jobs are invoiced in a timely manner, and review each invoice to make sure pricing is correct.

This company is a standard one in terms of operation and employee issues.  I see that there is little if any room for advancement for drivers and can't see for myself what role management has in controlling the intent of this appearance.  The hardest part of the job actually is getting there on time due to the early start hours.  And for me the enjoyable part is the activity change between driving and the on-location activities at the well sites:  moving, removing, connecting hoses, measuring the tanks, etc.

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