What do you do for work?

Retired from the Navy, now a Depot level repair tech for CH-53 rotor blades.

 

I'm a Telecom recruiter, so I get to find, hire and place the guys who work on the fiber optic networks, GSM and CDMA networks and the old Nortel Systems.

If your in the industry let me know, always looking for more guys to place.

 

Logistics Associate for a Defense Contractor. We make marine food service equipment for the Navy and Coast Guard.

We also do stuff for Cruise lines and other country's navy's.

 

Highrise window cleaning. That's my boss and co-worker. I was roof bitch that day.

 

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Retired ... do volunteer work for veterans & now rebuilding a house (board by board) ...
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I'm a Calibration and Instrument tech at a large Pharma company. I work in the utilities department. I got lucky and got in on the ground floor of building a new vaccine plant. It's been cool to see it from the earliest stages, to now where we are just starting to produce pediatric vaccine. I'm not much of a mechanic anymore though, everything is automation work. I do get to work with a great bunch of guys though. We have a serious job, but we have a blast doing it.

 

Registered Nurse 30 years: 27 in the Emergency Dept., last 3 on the floors.
Best job in the world.

 

Nice! My wife is just about to graduate nursing school and already has a job lined up in ICU. She worked emergency room and Med surge as a CNA.

 

Congratulations to both of you. I was newly married going through school. It was a strain. The additional income is a big plus. Best of luck to the wife; orientation sucks, but if she stays focused, she'll get through it.

 

I work Coca-Cola (CCBCC),I have been with them for 19 years.

 

I change oil while in school to be a Rad Tech. I also lifeguard at the local YMCA, been doing that for 7+ years, nothing like getting paid to sit around and study.

On a side note I just found out that I won't be starting clinicals for another 2 years

 

Nice, I'm looking forward to getting into more of a clinical setting but the wait is killing me!

 

In the Air Force and stationed at Barksdale AFB. Oh, and I'm an Aircraft electrical/environmental systems specialist

 

I stand around and watch stuff blow up, and get to look around other people's houses.

I'm a vibration specialist, I do vibration monitoring of various construction activities, which includes blasting. I also do pre-blast/pre-construction surveys of existing buildings prior to construction activities beginning to document the current condition of the structure.

Currently, I'm the lead technician on a project in RI to upgrade the distribution lines that run along the Tennessee Gas Pipeline right of way. They are drilling foundations for towers that can be as close as 10 feet from the gas line. The gas line is a 16" 750psi gas line. If there is a rupture near me, I'll be unlucky to say "Oh". If I'm really unlucky, I'll get to finish the expression.

 

I'm the co-owner of a company that supplies hardware (nuts & bolts, body clips, etc) to dealerships, repair shops, & body shops. I used to be a service advisor for Toyota, but got tired of the schedule. Got into hardware sales due to my automotive background. Worked for a company for a couple years, but got tired of working for someone else. Ended up going into business with a guy I knew that worked for one of my competitors.

 

Full time firefighter/EMT, part time EMT for a clinic, substitute teecher once or twice a month..meh, wife is a RN, she can take care of the bills.

 

I'm a Boss!

 

Aircraft Mechanic at FedEx Express

 

I'm an Audio Engineer for concerts/festivals. I also design sound systems for installations in concert venues/houses of worship/theaters. Been doing this for about 10 years.

 

I'm currently working on my bachelors in the Audio Field