FIFO Boilermakers earn big because the work is big. 12-hour shifts, heavy steel, shutdown deadlines, hot work permits, confined-space entries, welding QA checks, gouging, fabricating, and repairing plant that keeps a billion-dollar mine running. When you stack penalties nights, weekends, RDOs, shutdown rates, site allowances, hazard pay, travel, plus OT. That’s how a Boily hits $6,300 to $8,500 a week. It’s not ‘easy money’… it’s skill, precision, and pressure in every weld. 📸 gregoryfabricatio

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One of the biggest questions in the FIFO world: Can you still work onsite if you’ve made mistakes in the past? It’s a topic no one talks about, but many are quietly stressing over. Background checks, site security, and compliance make it complicated, yet every story is different. What’s certain is this: growth is real, people change, and not every past decision defines your future. The conversation matters, the transparency matters, and giving people a chance to rebuild their lives matters too.