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The best answer is location, and volume of drilling. Supply and demand gives you the best opportunity to make money. The more drilling is going on the easier it is to work, the less drilling going on gives you more competition so you have more days off while people decide to hire you, companies have the upper hand. More specific to the question anywhere from $9 all the way to $30 per hour. The factor is truly experience and location. Now, find a trustworthy company and stick with them, work hard and learn fast. Operators, are the guys who have seen it all with 10+ years experience and can sit at home and make money. They just hire 10 flow hands to work at $20.00/hr and the operator himself is charging lets just say for argument Chesapeake 50-55/hr. He makes 84,000/ week. Pays 40,000 dollars in salary so you make about 40,000 a week for yourself. That is good if you can somehow work about 40 out of 52 weeks your talking 1.7 before your overhead costs.

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