So I'm starting a new HDD job I'm greener than grass when it comes to oilfield work I will be doing rotations of 20 on and 10 off. I am very familiar with hard labor and long days, most recently the last 4 years I have been a landscaper working 6 days a week 10-12 hours a day in +35C and than like most landscapers in the winter I did snow removal mainly shoveling those were roughly the same amount of hours and labor was also very hard whilst dealing with temperatures of -40 was pretty common. Biggest difference is not going home after a long shift and the pay is leagues better in the oilfield obvousily. For gear I already am getting the Black Dunlops and two pairs of coveralls and I also have a hard hat and safety glasses but as for layers I'm not sure if I should get like insulated overalls or just layer bunch of pants under my coveralls. Also what is stuff that is a must to bring up to camp with you? Any tips or comments will help a ton!
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I had to check elections.ca as I could hardly believe this is the Green candidate. He is! After the heavy handed vetting process during which many stalwart Greens with strong credentials and sterling reputations were tossed without explanation, this guy was passed? He's free to have his views, but they have little to do with the Green platform. What exactly are candidates being vetted on?
Here's his website https://brr206.wixsite.com/superhumanstrategies/elect-brett-rogers
I know this is Alberta, I should probably have posted this in https://www.reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/. But diversification and green policies don't stifle the economy. https://academictimes.com/critics-say-green-policies-stifle-growth-the-opposite-may-be-true/
I definitely saw this truck around last year and today is the first time I've seen it in a long time. It's a huge, lifted purple and green monster that can't fit into one lane apparently. I just... I need to understand. Is it advertising something? Is there a reason it exists and makes me mad every time? Just 'why' I guess.
