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Pneumatic dry-bulk trailer unloading frac sand at an active site

Opportunities

Find the DivisionThat Fits Your Truck

SISU runs pneumatic frac sand, belly dump and hopper bottom, and industrial bulk freight across the Texas and Oklahoma energy corridor. Each division has its own equipment, certification and experience expectations.

Divisions

Where You Can Run

Recruiting matches your experience, certifications and equipment to the divisions you may qualify for.

Division 1

Pneumatic Frac Sand

Dry-bulk pneumatic work moving frac sand into active energy operations. Tractor-mounted blower and pneumatic trailer capability required.

  • Tractor-mounted blower and pneumatic dry-bulk trailer
  • Frac-sand trailers free of cement residue
  • Oilfield site awareness and division certifications
  • Blower operation and pneumatic unloading experience preferred

Division 2

Belly Dump and Hopper Bottom

Aggregate, base material and oilfield lease-road work supporting road construction, pad building and site maintenance.

  • Functional bottom gates and secure gate controls
  • Lease-road, pad and construction-site experience helpful
  • Oilfield experience not required for selected opportunities
  • Seasonal and project-driven customer demand

Division 3

Industrial Bulk

Industrial and cement-adjacent dry-bulk freight for customers outside the wellsite, with structured plant and terminal work.

  • Plant, terminal and industrial delivery locations
  • Pneumatic and dry-bulk equipment configurations
  • Customer-specific site orientation requirements
  • A steadier alternative to wellsite-driven schedules

Compensation Structure

Two Ways to Run With SISU

Owner Operators

70/30 Split

The owner operator structure at SISU is a 70/30 Split. You bring the equipment; we bring the freight, the dispatch support and the business resources around it.

Company Drivers

27%

Company drivers operate on a 27% structure. This is not mileage pay, and no income estimates are provided on this website.

Final compensation terms, eligible revenue and applicable deductions are explained during qualification and onboarding.

Qualifications

What It Takes to Qualify

Baseline expectations across divisions. Customer and insurance requirements may add to this list.

  • 2+ years verifiable CDL driving experience
  • 23 years of age or older
  • Current DOT medical card
  • Acceptable MVR and PSP history
  • No disqualifying FMCSA Clearinghouse violations
  • Successful completion of drug and alcohol screening
  • PEC and H2S certification where applicable
  • 3M half-mask respiratory fit test for applicable pneumatic divisions
  • Oilfield experience required for selected pneumatic opportunities; not required for some belly dump, hopper bottom and industrial bulk opportunities
  • Additional customer and insurance requirements may apply

Meeting these qualifications does not guarantee qualification, placement or the availability of work in a specific division or region.

Regions

Where We Operate

South Texas

Eagle Ford-area frac sand, pneumatic dry bulk and lease-road support work.

West Texas

Permian Basin pneumatic frac sand, wellsite support and Midland–Odessa area opportunities.

North Texas and Oklahoma

Dry-bulk, belly dump and hopper bottom work supporting regional energy and construction customers.

Houston

Industrial bulk, plant and terminal freight with structured delivery locations.

Opportunity availability and requirements change by customer, division and market.

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