truck driver

service technician

technician

field service technician

operator

Stallion Infrastructure Services

A typical day at work begins with answering email and voice mails.  Payroll information is entered and verified and other duties are performed.  I've learned quite a bit in how to deal with irate employees and supervisors-there are always two sides to each story and somewhere in the middle is the true version.  Management is lacking in some places but overall, it is a good mix.  I like my co-workers.  It would be hard to leave because I have many good relationships, but these relationships helped me be the manager I am today.  The hardest part of the job is dealing with the monotony of doing the same thing over and over again, but this can be a good thing as well.  I enjoy learning and am eager for more and more training so I can better at my job.  The most enjoyable part of the job is that i am able to better help the company.  I have learned that my views are taken more seriously now that I have "manager" behind my name.  I meet with my department regulary to see if they have ideas to make the department work more efficiently and also to make sure there are no concerns or problems that I should know about.  I always let them know that I can't help if I don't know.

This place sucks. Especially Carmichael’s. They are liars. You can only take your vacation time after your anniversary date(they won’t tell you that in the interview), was told getting called in on the weekends hardly ever happens, that was a lie. Was told it was 50-60 hours a week, it was way more. The training sucks. One guy is a retired military and off his  rocker, would just snap at any minute and I’m pretty sure he was a pedo. One dude would drive like an idiot, milk the clock, and would never shut  up, try to get you to do unsafe stuff that would get you fired, and would tell asinine stories that were all lies. The other guy thought he was God’s gift to earth, would talk down and get an attitude  while he would Snapchat and text a bunch of girls that weren’t his girlfriend. Most miserable place I have ever been in employed at. Spent over 2 years in the oilfield before coming here and they ruined the industry for me. DONT DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!

What is the best part of working at the company?
I enjoy getting to be part of an excellent team of drivers. This company allows the driver to do his or her job without overly micromanaging. Each day brings a new challenge and every day I learn something new. 


What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Driving on the open road with other individuals. 



What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very family oriented. I feel comfortable just walking in and talking to our dispatch (Bethany) or mechanics and our office manager and all other people involved.


What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Typical day involves logging in to the elog tablet. Pretrip inspection on Truck. Driving to oil wells and pulling heavy brine water from tanks and taking that water to disposal well in the area.

Very understaffed. Turnover here is extremely high, they pay poorly and have zero respect or loyalty to workers that actually do their job and are good for the company. Working as an electrician or Heating/cooling tech, you get no type of certifications or licensing, so basically you’re working here and getting experience that equates to nothing anywhere else. Management has started bringing in their friends into supervisor/ office roles so don’t plan on any type of advancement. These guys have no clue of how any of the ground level operations work. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing I would put negative stars if I could

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management we'll talk down to you Will not get back to you and any type of a timely manner and upset if you don't get back to them quickly

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
If you're in the office you're untouchable if you're one that goes out and does the work and makes the money do not care about you they will replace you and not think twice about 


What is a typical day like for you at the company?
There is no typical day could be driving a different truck everyday some of the equipment is kind of sketchy cracks in structural parts of trailers

If I could give 0 stars I would!! The pay is decent, but you have to deal with a lot of b.s. Everyone watches you and if they feel you are a threat they will constantly call the dispatcher/boss about everything you do . The bosses goes off what is being said and doesn’t care to hear your side. You work 14 plus hours with 5 days on 2 days off or 5 on 1 off rotating weekly. They want you to run run run not stopping for food or anything! Then if you stop for food they complain about it saying you could have used that time to be getting loads. If dispatch is having a bad day they take it out on you! I absolutely HATED the job!!!! The only good from it was the pay but it’s not worth your mental health or stress!


What is the best part of working at the company?
Overtime,clothing allowence. Dayshift.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management,Dispatch,Truck Boss, Being lied to ,being cursed by OM and Corp basically ignoring it. Incompetence in mngmnt in the region.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Running water for customers. Culture has changed in the region in  past 3 years,and again in the past 18 months, now it is sketch as sketch can be.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Holding your breath so the truck you are driving does not break down. Dispatched inefficently. Run water to varius locations.

work in elk city ,rehire after being layed off, there is no warning ,just we dont need you any more, the jobs are easy nothing major ,its hot nasty work ,the company talks alot about safety but fall short to real issues of safety,training is learn as you go basis,they have started a new program to train employees on what they expect from us ,so far they have had 1 class,they don't like to give directions or details on up coming work ,its not a team effort they do let you know that our work is good or if its bad ,too many bosses ,managment is lacking mainly from corparate they just dont seem to care

A typical day at work would be clocking in, reviewing upcoming operations. Checking emails for service call invites, then getting job done. There's alot of work to be done, but up to them if they want to pay the overtime. I had great co-workers who valued teamwork. They were from all over the place. The hardest part of the job is keeping up with the pace. Meaning regulations, paperwork, short notice gigs and low morale. I enjoyed working with my co-workers and learned good work ethics and skills from them.

Starting out I knew nothing of the oil field or what it consisted of. But over my 3 years, I have gained skills in both plumbing and electrical department. As well I have obtained success in managing myself and my piers in a safe fun work environment. my greatest achievement was confidence, in both myself and my performance. I can move forward knowing that I gave it my all, and I know that it valued greatly, myself and the company.

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