I'm thinking about starting to work when I'm not on a rig which varies all the time so it is hard to find a business that accommodates that type of schedule, you guys have any ideas? I am fairly mechanically inclined with cars and around the house, have a safety degree with business minor and 4 years general safety experience, have a lot of retail experience (sales and convenience stores) and have general ranch experience, i.e. feeding, moving, and trailering cattle, moving round bales and throwing squares, building/mending fences, etc...
do you need the money or just getting bored?
Both, mostly need money now, company is waiting on rigs so I have been home for a while...
My wife has some family that opened a window cleaning business together. They are firefighters and works 48 hours shifts however often and dowindow cleaning on the side. They have a solid client list and are fully booked and could get more clients if they had the time.
I know beggars can't be choosers, but I would have to save food service for a last resort, nothing wrong with it, just not for me, for now...
If you are waiting on a rig, you need to switch companies. A lot of rigs out there these days.
Bite the bullet and go back to school in your off time. Nursing. Engineering. Something with perennial demand. You live in Norman. OU has a flexible adult education program. Consider it an investment in your future.
With a safety background, you could teach customized industrial safety courses for Moore-Norman Technology Center. Contact the Business and Industry Services office.
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