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This is straight from our company web site. Let me know if you have any questions.

Up to $16.30 an hour (includes mileage, travel allowance and per diem) ($9.00hr. plus $200 travel allowance a week. Reimbursement for usage of personal vehicle is $2.30hr - This hourly vehicle use rate is normally used and will vary for each gas leakage survey assignment. Transportation between assignments is paid at $.815 per mile – if you are hauling/towing an RV)

Upon completion of training and completion of two weeks on first assignment, the technician will receive a training/reporting bonus of $500. Technicians will also be paid incentives when assisting in training another Technician.

How many hours a week do you work? I think this could be a good option for a way to see the US and earn supplemental income to my military retirement. I know one will not get rich with this sort of job, but if you like to be outside and walk it may not be a bad gig.

I guess I will come out of my hiding place and introduce myself. I have been lurking for a few months now after doing some research on what vehicle would be best to pull a big 5'er that DW and I have looked at for a few months. Currently we have just a TT and 1/2 Ford F150, but want to upgrade to a bigger 5'er. What we couldn't believe is that a F350 - F550 would be so expensive, and still not be able to safely pull the heavy 5'er that we really like. We discovered the idea of using a HDT would be ideal so we started lurking here and seriously looking at the idea of a HDT.

Having a 7 & 2 y/o at home and still a few years before I will retire from the Army and begin a second career we have skirted around the idea of fulltiming between the Army and whatever job I take afterwards so the idea of having a HDT to do the job and realizing that they can the job much safer (and cheaper) has become extremely attractive. DW has agreed in principle to the idea - in a few years, hopefully after a second overseas tour to Europe.

Steve & Stacie

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