Like the title says looking to see if we have any rig welders or whatnot on the gs. Looking to get into it when the oil field comes back. I would like to weld on heads and repairs/ modifications on drilling rigs. I've talked to a few welders and they said I need a 6g cert to do so. Any tips on how to practice and any other advice would be appreciated. Also do I need my own rig or are there some company's that provide a rig for you? Thanks in advance.
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You.need a 6g ,cert to do just about anything these days that invlolves oilfield or refinery work and more than likely you will.need your own rig -
What I was kinda figuring. Is a sa250 a good machine to start with? Or just get an old sa200?Comment
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You realize 6G is a position for a test right? And the company you want to hire in with will give you that test. It's not something you test for once and then carry from job to job.Comment
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Yes sir that's the way I understand it. As of right now I'm just looking to practice on it so if I find a job that requires me to take it I will be ready.Comment
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Go diesel some plants won't let gas machines in any longer, but if just gonna do pipeline it's okComment
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The sa250 I'm looking at has the Perkins diesel.Comment
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I've never heard of this. What plants aren't letting in SA 200's? I've worked at a bunch of them. I've had the same sa 200 since I broke out.Originally posted by muttleymike View Post
Kinder Morgan
Enterprise
Copano
Magellan
Chevron
Musket
To name a few. They all allow gas machines. Just curious which ones don't.Comment
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I don't know about plants but EP will not allow any gasoline on location in cans so I could certainly see where a plant might do that too.Comment
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Bayer,Exxon or any pipeline for Exxon won'tComment
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Just what I herd just trying to help, I sold my rig truck 10 yrs ago so ??Comment
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Anyone else?Comment
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