diesel mechanic

crew supervisor

hydrovac operator

truck driver

shop assistant

Tdj-Oilfield-Services

What stood out at first was it was easy going and somewhat fast paced. Did not know what to expect when coming to work. I enjoyed that. The management however would make me cover everyone’s shift when they needed off but nobody ever covered mine when I needed off for a weekend. I was over used and over worked to the point it caused marital problems because my 4 year old has health and mental issues that I need to be apart of to help. I loved working here at times because I loved the people, the occasional call outs of going to fix something was nice for the overtime. But at the end of the day my supervisor never listened to me and never believed a word I said after 4-5 months of working there (I worked there twice) and it always started great then as time went on my supervisor just got worse and worse even cussed me out and stated that I had to leave right then when I was told to head out to go fix a vehicle in the middle of using the bathroom. I’ve been a mechanic and foreman at a lot of places and have over 14yrs in experience. Have A1-A9 certifications and have all of my Level 2 of master certified and yet I was still treated like I didn’t know anything. The killer part about it is, the owner really appreciated me as I appreciated him but my supervisor got in the way with how much the owner knew about me and who I really was to keep himself looking good and “being the boss” even though I was basically left to do it all including parts of his job other than his paperwork. This job would have been a good job it wasn’t for him. I stand on that and I would probably still be there. Planned on retiring from this place out of the office. 

The management team is in a world of their own. The work environment is stressful because there is no organization. Management puts up a from that they work together but they all talk badly about each other. The management team treat the employees badly. Constantly yelling, write ups without good reason and serious lack of training. The managers are gone a lot to recruit at job fairs but only concerned about filling positions. There’s no care or concern for the team. There’s lack of respect that only management can speak their minds but won’t listen to the field concerns. I’ve been in the office on several occasions where the management is speaking badly about employees or incidents that have happened with no confidentiality concerns for team members. There is a big problem with constant cussing, gossip, dirty talk and inappropriate jokes. It continues because no one will do anything about it. There is a serious problem within management with the scheduling, it’s always late and you can’t ask any questions or you get yelled at. There is lack of professionalism in the offices. Safety meetings are more about everything done wrong and it’s a constant yelling and belittlement by management team.

Where to start , for an oilfield company they spend more on there toys and vacations then they do on there equipment such as there company trucks , there all horrible and run down  and the a/c don’t work ,  and there employees! They’re also unfair when it comes to personal stuff going on in your life they don’t care ! Also when your on a job they don’t provide you with food or drinks and you could be out there on location for hours ! 
And when you travel to Odessa for 14 days they don’t pay for perdium , they do give you a 200 dollars for fuel to get out there and back but that’s still not enough to drive 9hours .
Also there are some great people that I have met that live paycheck to paycheck , and for an oilfield company that’s messed up.  They say where family well they treat you like garbage ! This is the cheapest oilfield company that I know and they make millions a year ! 
I will never come back to that trashy  company ! They don’t care about anyone but dollar signs !

What is the best part of working at the company?
If you like being talked to like a dog, this is just the job for you. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
They'll know that you've got a job coming up but they won't tell you about it until 30 minutes before you have to be there. They'll work you for 18 hours, let you get home for 2 hours then they start blowing up your phone trying to send you back out again. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Some of your co-workers are pretty cool but don't get used to seeing them because nobody stays around for very long

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
There's no such thing as a typical day at TDJ. Your job description will change every day

What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing!!  happy to be off. Sorry compa

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The people they are stupid, lazy, don't care about the job or anybody else either

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Toxic!!!! Cut throat environment. The equipment are death traps

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Trying to find equipment work with. And once on location Trying to keep the equipment working

Be ready to work 24hr shifts 
Keep working and time goes quick just do your job and they will keep you working if no task is assigned to you find something to do pick up trash check inventory help third parties be safe and good communication no negative thoughts and don't ask when you getting off work just work work on 24hr guarantee but it's better than nothing

The reviews are spot. Management for the most part is your worst enemy. As if they want to see you fail, after they hire you! You will always be wrong and be prepared to stand up for yourself and cover others shift. I've worked for people who weren't qualified for the management positions, but this is absolutely ridiculous. 
I'm paid well, but not enough for this experience.
Better triple check your paychecks too!

Responsible for chauffeuring multiple crews and equipment to various drill sites, both local and out of state locations. These can be long and difficult tasks, but I’ve never put my passengers or product in harms way. 
Additionally responsible for janitorial duties and everyday handy man tasks. Such as sweeping up the shop, cleaning bathrooms, mopping hallways, unloading/loading equipment onto trailers and organizing lockers.

What is the best part of working at the company?
This company is not organized 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The work crew you have underneath you don't listen or follow rules 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Oilfield locations pressure washing rigs 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
On location with pressure wash crew

Poor management 
No job security 
Very disrespectful 
No consideration 
They show favoritism to one specific driver
No one last working here
Pretty much everyone I know has quit or been fired due to how they talk and treat you 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Diesel mechanic 1 salary reported	$30.00 per hour
Crew supervisor 5 salaries reported	$21.90 per hour
Hydrovac operator 1 salary reported	$27.50 per hour
Truck driver 1 salary reported	$27.00 per hour
Shop assistant 1 salary reported	$15.00 per hour

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