RV Travel Jobs NO ONE Talks About
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2024
- Welcome to the channel! We share all the travel jobs that we've done in the past/current and what we've seen other people do! We cover jobs that no one else talks about and hope you find value! Comment below if there's a job that you do on the road that we didn't cover. Hope this helps!
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• 3 Years Fulltime RVing...
Few websites that we recommend for finding these jobs are
industrialprojectsreport.com
www.roaddogjobs.com/search
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Forgot to mention these two websites that are great resources for finding jobs! roaddogjobs.com and industrialprojectsreport.com
Thanks for watching y'all!
I recently retired from the Air Force and was looking for something to do why I travel and while traveling through southeast Texas I came across a seasonal job that anyone can do. The job was checking in trucks that were making deliveries to a oil refinery supply company. I worked out of a guard shack, that was setup like a little apartment. The job paid $30 an hour plus overtime, it was 12 hour shifts, 7 days a week and you had to commit to a 90 day contract, If you fulfilled the 90 days there was a nice bonus added. For me it was the perfect job, I live full-time in a transit van and I made enough money that I can just travel the rest of the year if I choose to. I don't have a home base, I mainly boon dock but I do camp at a lot of military campgrounds that are very affordable and you can stay for 30 days at a time
Thank you for your service! I've heard of gate guarding before and that is another great job! It is nice to have those types of jobs where you work a ton for a few months then have the freedom to do whatever you please afterwards. Thank you for sharing that and watching!
HOOORAH! Congrats on the retirement homey go enjoy it!
Prior military myself, currently on disability. Can you name the company that does that? I’m assuming this was in the Midland Odessa area? Looking at full time rv here in the next 6-8 months and this would be a great little gig.
This is the first time I've seen you, I think TH-cam pushed you into a list of suggestions for me. Great video. I watch a bunch of RV/vanlife channels, mostly retirees, some workers, some living off YT revenue. Though I've seen a few videos on oilfield gate guarding, I've not seen anyone doing just straight skilled/unskilled blue-collar contract work. Unless you count stuff like beet harvest or Amazon warehouses!
Though I have run across some videos of people getting trained up to work in new chip plants, like the huge ones being built by Phoenix. I think that some people whining about the economy might be expecting the jobs they or their parents used to have, to come back to their hometown, instead of going and finding jobs better than what they want, where those jobs are.
I've subscribed. I'll watch a bunch of your videos and see if I have anything more useful to say.
Thank you so much for watching we really appreciate it! I have heard of chip plants (especially in AZ). I agree that's one of the reason we started this channel was to bring a different side to rv life! How we travel, how hard Chase works, our adventures/life with everyone! Thank you for subscribing!!!!! Welcome!!!
I just liked and subscribed. Nursing, Sonography, LPN, are a few my friends have told me about that they do and travel.
Thank you for watching, liking and subscribing! Welcome! That's awesome, I've heard of people doing the traveling nurses.
OMG, you only have 4 videos and have only been posting them for a month. I assumed you'd been doing this for much longer, because of how good the video was. Stick with it, just being yourselves, and being helpful like this. Don't degenerate into being all product reviews/sponsorships like most channels when the channel grows a lot. Keep the channel pure for as long as possible, you can always sell out later when it's even bigger.
WOW thank you so much!!!!! That is so kind! Seriously thank you so much!!
What you see in the videos is how we are in real life, just normal people.
The house in the river was built in the 30's. There is another on the other side of the bridge that was built a few years earlier. They have both been wiped out during hurricanes and rebuilt and both are privately owned. I grew up and live in the area.
Whoa that is awesome! Thank you for sharing that!
Awesome video i work in a solar farm and live in a Rv fulltime with my wife and 2 kids . It been a amazing experience to spend time with my family and make money wild we travel together.
That is AWESOME!!!! first off thank you for watching, really appreciate it! It is so neat to meet other blue collar RVers and to know that there are families out there doing it!
@@Sparks_and_Rec_ best decision we ever made . You guys be safe out there
@@wigglyeyess So glad to hear that!! That is awesome and happy for y'all! Best decision we've ever made as well! Thank you and y'all be safe out there as well!
Lots of great information and your videos are really good!
Thank you so much and thanks for watching!
I just saw your channel for the first time and I was on the fence about subscribing because I’m very slow to subscribe to channels, but you got me with “pretty please”. Lol, that got me. And from one small channel to another, I feel your pain lil’sister. Safe travels to you both.👍🏼😎
Gotta ask politely 😂 but seriously thank you!! Really appreciate it!!
@@Sparks_and_Rec_ My pleasure.😎
Hi !!! new subscriber and thank you for sharing this is great info !!!!
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! We really appreciate it! Of course! We love helping people out and sharing what we've done/learned on the road!
Great vid! I have worked seasonal travel jobs in the outdoor industry and the Alaskan salmon season for the past few years. Lots of folks in my life happen to work travel jobs too--from week-on-week-off railroad mechanic to ammonia refrigeration contractor. Being able to compare, I definitely think the trade/skill based travel jobs are the best paying and offer most hours apart from fancypants remote jobs. Thanks for sharing!
Whoaw that’s awesome! I didn’t know you did that!! I totally forgot about the Alaska salmon season! I know someone else who would do that too. The other ones I didn’t know about so thanks for sharing (and watching) I would agree with trade making more cause we’ve turned down jobs cause Chase would make more doing a welding job and we could take off longer. Miss you friend and hopefully we’ll be in your area late summer time!
@@Sparks_and_Rec_ Yes! Love to see the videos and would love to catch up if you're in Montana!
hopefully we will be up in that area soon!!! would love to catch up!
first love your fur baby thanks for sharing the information
We love our fur baby! Thanks for watching!!
New subscriber. Thanks for the information.
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! Welcome!!
Hello, my name is Gary. I enjoy your show. I subscribed for the first time thank you Gary.
Welcome Gary!! We really appreciated that you took the time to watch our video and subscribe!
Good info. Thanks!
Of course! Thank you for watching!! We appreciate it!
My niece and her husband did the traveling work 20 plus years ago. He is a lineman. Great career choice.
That's awesome to hear! Thanks for sharing that and watching!
I travel for work as well in my Travel Trailer. I’m stationary for up to a year in each state. I love it!!!
That is awesome!!! Great to hear that!! Thanks for watching!
Great video. I want to get on the road like you guys. I am familiar with various power plant work in the pass. How would you recommend I find jobs in contract power plant jobs? Ty
Roaddogjobs.com and another site that I pinned in the top comment. Also Day and Zimmermann is a big company that hire for plant workers. Thanks for watching!!
Plus the job of taking care of your owner hanging back there,the dog
hahaha that dog is spoiled and he knows it! He runs the camper! Thanks for watching!
Where do you find the Blue Collar RV parks. Been watching many videos for 6 or 7 years on RV life and never heard of a Blue Collar RV Park. Is there an app or website?
There is not a website. I did a video over how I find blue collar rv parks, hope it helps! If you have any questions let me know! Thanks for watching th-cam.com/video/t4FsH3VjCX4/w-d-xo.html
we (Chase and I) call them blue collar rv parks because they are not fancy RV parks, pretty much a place with full hook ups and relatively cheap (depending on the area). You will find a ton of workers at these types of RV parks.
Hey y’all. Fellow full timer and electrician. Not many blue collar people out here for sure
Hope to see more adventures from you too. Keep up the good work
That is awesome! Thanks for watching! I totally agree not many blue collar people out here.
Thank you so much!!
NICE
Thanks for watching!
Helpers and fire watch can make good money
Absolutely! I’ve done both and was shocked how much I made! Thanks for watching!!
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Thanks for watching!!
Thank you for the video, where would you look for a fire watch job? I am 61 years old woman, is that something I could do? I believe so, I also subscribed, yay!
First off thank you so much for subscribing and watching!! I think doing fire watch for nuclear plants would be best for you. I know there are some on Indeed. If it’s possible to message me on instagram @Sparks_and_rec I can give you specific companies.
www.roaddogjobs.com is a great resource as well. Day and Zimmermann is a massive company and they hire fire watch, laborers, helpers. They do more than just nuclear plants but I would highly recommend Nuclear Plants for yourself. I would contact that company. this is another website as well industrialprojectsreport.com
Thank you for all the information, much appreciated!!
Of course!!
Your so close to OBX NC go
Any jobs for a senior who needs to accumulate the emergency fund necessary to go full-time in my Class B?
Great question! (if I read your question correctly then I'm assuming you want a way to create a stock pile of $$ before you full-time) I would see if there are any fire watch jobs near you, (www.roaddogjobs.com) you might not get per diem due to living within 50 miles of the plant but you can still make good money (the hours can vary around the 72 but the overtime is really nice, I know it sounds like a lot of hours but fire watch is an easy job). I would also look into reselling whether you buy and flip items for eBay (bunch of resources on TH-cam for that) or any other reselling platform (Facebook marketplace too). Hope that helps. thanks for watching!
@@Sparks_and_Rec_ Yes. I'm in the process of repairing an '89 Airstream B190. Before that's done I need to also build up the very necessary travel emergency fund!
Totally understand! Hope those ideas and website will help
Do you know of jobs here in NC? That allow to live and work?
I personally do not know of any jobs but this is a great resource www.roaddogjobs.com. Also want to mention that if you live close (50 mile radius) to the work site then a lot of companies won't pay you per diem. also check out this website industrialprojectsreport.com
@@Sparks_and_Rec_ ok honey thank you I'll check them out. I'm looking for farm like. That will allow me to bring my horse along. Like a permanent place. I hope they have a place. Thank you again for the references. Angela
Then you might want look into work camping then, where you live onsite (most of the time). I personally have never seen anyone bring a horse (not saying it isn't possible) but at least a campground would have the room for the horse if you ask. I would google work camping jobs and there's a ton of resources that come up and look up work camping Facebook groups. I would also ask farms around the area you want to be at and just ask if they have work (and a place for your horse) or if they know of any jobs that are what you are looking for. Best of luck!
@@Sparks_and_Rec_ thank you I will. Thank you for the help in directing me. I am knew at this. And I do not want to fail. So thank you. I can plan out and know how to start now. Keep enjoying life my friend. Angela
Chip factories. Paid training, benefits and good pay
That's really cool and never heard of that! Thanks for sharing!
Chip as in computer chip or Potato?
@@dopeMike_ I wish potato chips cause that would be AWESOME! usually chip digital plants (at least the ones we've been seeing, cars is a big one that we've been seeing)
How do you find these jobs?
roaddogjobs.com and industrialprojectsreport.com and two great resources!
Are these traveling construction jobs posted online?
Great question. www.roaddogjobs.com is a great resource! Thanks for watching! Chase just sent me this website to forward to you as well industrialprojectsreport.com hope that helps!
I'm looking for you on IG. How can I be sure I've found your IG and not a copycat?
The picture you see on our channel is the same on our instagram. User name is sparks_and_rec_
What company do you work for?
Sorry, I watched your first video and got some questions answered thank you!
no worries!! I’m glad that video helped! thanks for watching!!
How do I find jobs / work?
roaddogjobs.com and industrialprojectsreport.com are two great resources!
Thank You so much!!🙏
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Great video guys! Happy new Subscriber! Hopefully this Channel just keeps growing and growing, and then you’ll have a fantastic new passive income stream as well to make things all the more comfortable and exciting for you both!! ❤️🫂🙏🤞🤘🍀🎉 I’m working on my own Channel as well, and hope things are rolling out soon! Just soooo much to Edit, and it’s definitely not something I’m familiar with or skilled at yet 😂🤷♂️🤣😜 But like ThinkMedia and so many other Creators say, even if each video is only 1% better each time, then it’s always forward progress and in time it really compounds the quality you bring to the table! 🙏🤞🍀🤘
Thank you so much! There is a lot to learn, baby steps!