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W2 -1099
Weekly Pay / Direct Deposit
Arepet Express services the Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico shale basin.
Arepet Express is a logistics company primarily hauling frac sand and has expanded into other divisions.
CPM and Hour rates can change depending on the market and fuel prices! For more information, you can Apply, and the company will contact you to discuss details! Thank you for understanding!
Runs from 20 to 200 Miles
Home daily
CPM and Hour rates can change depending on the market and fuel prices! For more information, you can Apply, and the company will contact you to discuss details! Thank you for understanding!
Route’s Average 70 to 150 miles
out 14 days/home 4 days or out 21 days/home 6 days
Detention pay
CPM and Hour rates can change depending on the market and fuel prices! For more information, you can Apply, and the company will contact you to discuss details! Thank you for understanding!
All routes within 75 - 100 miles
80% Gross Revenue per load (plus a fuel surcharge per load)
10% Trailer lease fee
We have 95 Power units
Freightliner
Bulk
Logistic company Arepet Express that primarily deals with frac sand but has also begun to branch out into other areas. Our companies operate in the Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico shale regions. Our truck and trailer fleet has grown to 115 trucks and pneumatic trailers, all maintained by our in-house mechanics with regular and random safety checks.
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A total of 27 reviews
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Very laid back, no one really cares to bother you. I think they are out of business now but not sure. Dispatch wall laid back when I was there. Oil field work isn’t worth it any more.
Trust me I’m a fair person but this place is horrible. Staring with hiring no one really knows about schedule.So basically you are on call being new so you won’t make 1500. Maybe just 1k if you don’t deny any load.only senior guys have good routes,they say you can say no to load but then it expires the guaranteed 1k pay a week. You have to buy a cb radio $150,clothes, that’s already about 300 off ur first check. Schedule is everywhere trust me no stable work
The only consistency is inconsistency . Basically you get what you put into it. But dispatch seems to have a days and B days, no pre plan most all calls are hurry up and wait.
Terminal manager in san antonio wanted to do everything and then say I didn't do anything. Most unorganized and unprofessional company I've ever worked for glad I'm out and now a regional safety manager. I didn't even add them to my resume because taking that job was a mistake but good learning experience on how not to do things.
if u dont kiss but , the owner gets his feelings hurt if u dont brown nose and u could lose ur job any time he shows up and u dont kiss but dont wk here
Guys are always nice there. Always busy.
Started three weeks ago. They set a guarantee 1500 a month for truck drivers. Check sapose to be in on Fri. Did not recieve my check. do to dispatches error. They said they are going to fix it. Then they avoid my calls and dont return any of my calls. Luis the person in charge kept saying he would return my calls. This never happened. Was on them for 5 days. Never returned any of my phone calls. Called andy the owner. He was in a meeting. And said he would call me back. No call back. Kept getting brushed off! This is how they treat their drivers. Take me out of a nice running truck on my days off. To place me in a dirty nasty truck that the handle was broke on pass side. Said i had to clean it. Truck broke down. do to not servicing the equipment. That same day. Was placed in a loaner truck that the speedometer didnt work nor fuel guage. They placed trucks in the shop. I can say. Company is good about fixing equipment.. Far as corporate go. Better have money saved if u come to work. Im the 3rd driver that had issues w checks. Update: arepet never paid me my check. Was told they were going to fix it. Was a lie. Now have to file w the labor board. In order to get paid. Asked for paper i signed guaranteeing me 1500 a week. They would not release the documents. Requested a pay rate sheet bc i work for percentage. Been asking for 3 weeks. Was told. I dont have to give that to you. Stay away from this company! Update: a week later. They took my check after i tried giving another chance. Next check was shorted by 1000. The paper i signed for the guatantee. They still have not honored. U get only one load a day. Dont let them lie to you drivers. I lost everything i had bc of these people! Dont be another victim. They seem really nice and carribg people. Give it a month. True colors come out. If u still decide to work bc u bought into them. Make sure to talk only by text. If they make any mistake. They will throw you under the bus! I am an exp. Oilfield driver of 17yrs.
24 hours to load and 24 hours to unload. No detention No layover approved. Unprofessional dispatch. Ignored calls No call returned. NEVER AGAIN.
Worked there for 3 months and worse company I have ever worked for. You have to get with dispatch BEFORE you do anything and will make sure you know that… You have to really bug dispatch before they give you back any information as to what is going on and when you will get your next load. I was on stand by for 3 weeks before they got back to me with my next load and told them I didn’t work there anymore. The least they could do is keep in communication with the drivers as to what is going on and usually only answer you to their convenience…
CEASER AMAZING AND DAVID IS A GREAT GUY AWESOME COMPANY THANK YOU SIR
Guys here are super nice and helpful..easy to talk too..
Great place and service.
Don't do it, Save yourself the time, there's Lotta companies out there.
very bad company.
Laid back overall just starting to see about 2-3 loads a day waiting to see what what my first check will be . Management is also responsive when needing answers
Oklahoma City area company driver, Yard is in Union City,OK. Newer assigned trucks, maintained by Ryder, usually home every night when working in Oklahoma and allowed to take truck home, very flexible with that aspect. Working since January 2020. Pay is good, slow about raises, most companies start @ 30% & have you at 33% in a year. This raises to 33% as well...30% to start, after 2 years 31% with yearly increase to 33%.
This company will tell you to do something and if someone else disagrees you better have it in a text to prove your side, but honestly it doesn't matter if you have it in a text, they don't care and believe anyone over a driver 😉
When Fracking slows down or stops, the work and pay slows down or stops. 1099 as an owner operator so if you don't work, you don't make money. They do have company drivers also that are driving nice trucks. Oklahoma is where they have the best work but have only had 1 well there in the last year. South Texas and West Texas as 3rd party is the most consistent work but work and pay is very inconsistent. Oklahoma is 1st party work with our own Arepet Sand Coordinators of which are the best to work with in the industry!!!!!
Pay & benefits My pay and benefits at Arepet Express, LLC are not very stable as long as pay. Didnt know whether we were working on any given day. The good thing was at times if we didn't work we got paid a day rate but not all the time. Benefits they had several options seemed very good for benefits.
Good money. Just liars. Bad experience overall. Wouldn't recommend them except as a last resort. Poor communication. Poor management. Poor ownership. Over extremely poor operation. Stay away.
The trailers they have won’t even pass a DOT inspection, the expect the driver to use the trailers anyways, they refuse to fix issues when the trailers break down, they constantly hound you on tour “off duty” time, you’re lucky to make 400.00 a week before taxes. You sit more the you drive, and the dispatch will tell you to go to the well, while it’s down, and the coordinators turn you back around as soon as you get to the well
This was a oil field customer based company They keeped as many trucks available for the customer as possible Work life balance was on the low side Owner operators could do well
No need to say much they have no work low pay no good supervisors ,let dispatchers chose who they like to run mostly Texas owner ops!They have no family time for the drivers
It was good to work there but the home life was rare. I was only ever home every 3 to 4 weeks. Never really got to see my kids grow up. But the pay was amazing and I enjoyed working with the people u did.
Away from home a lot. You will miss family time and a lot of other stuff that you might not want to but it's good money as long as the oil field is still going
Inadequate , 2nd refurbished equipment, poor management, no consideration for other n their family, they act like Corporation but conduct business like a mom and pop
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