I was called by the recruiter in Houma and she asked a couple of basic questions. "Have you worked outdoors doing manual labor before? What do you do now?" Then she told me a little bit about what to expect and sent me forms to fill out, and testing (drug/physical), and then told me I would be contacted in 2 weeks to notify me about the status of my application. When she told me about what to expect she told me how much I would be earning and the work rotation and a few other details. The recruiter was very nice and amiable. The questions weren't difficult at all. They were hiring so I got the job those 2 weeks after the first and only interview call. The call was about 20 minutes long. When she called to tell me I was being offered the job I accepted and she talked to me about training and she tied up a few loose ends on the detail but not much to the process overall.

Was simple and brief and they know who to pick. When you got hired you had to go do a stress test then you have to go and do a 2 week training on a rig then they send you out to a rig permanently and you are on trial for 90 days