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Start fresh or paste your old resume. Add your tickets, CDL, hitch and the equipment you've run. Download a clean PDF or Word file, then see open Basin jobs that fit you.
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- Paste your old resumeFrom Word, a PDF or LinkedIn. We sort it into the right sections for you to check.
- Built for the oilfieldH2S, SafeLand, TWIC, CDL class and endorsements, hitch and equipment, the things Basin hiring managers look for.
- Matching jobsYour resume is matched against today's open Basin jobs, nearest first.
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How to write an oilfield resume
- Put your tickets near the top. Many Basin jobs won't call back without current H2S and SafeLand (or PEC). Add the TWIC card if you have one.
- Spell out your CDL. Write the class and every endorsement (Hazmat, Tanker, X). Say whether your medical card is current.
- Name the equipment. "Ran a vacuum truck and winch truck" tells a hiring manager more than "operated equipment".
- Use numbers. Miles driven without an accident, wells you tended, days without a recordable, crew size you led.
- Say what hitch you'll work. 14/7, 21/7, nights, travel. It's one of the first things recruiters ask.
- Keep it to one page unless you have 10+ years. Use the Compact look if you're over.
Once it's ready, browse open jobs, entry-level jobs or CDL jobs, and apply on the employer's own site. New to the oilfield? Read how to get an oilfield job with no experience and which certifications to get.