What do you do for a living?
07-11-2003, 12:02 PM
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What do you do for a living?
Im a depot manager for a transport company. We send and receive triple road trains to and from Perth (1300 miles away) 4 times a week.
A triple road train is over 55 metres long and can carry up to 75 tonnes.
[IMG]Road Train[/IMG]
A triple road train is over 55 metres long and can carry up to 75 tonnes.
[IMG]Road Train[/IMG]
07-11-2003, 12:06 PM
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model money
You Guys all make lots of Moola! I am self employed / Farmer I bail the Hay feed the cows and send them to market. I help feed you guys the burgers & Steaks. I build Golf courses in my slack time for a friend /heavy equipment operator.
PS EAT MORE BEEF!!!
PS EAT MORE BEEF!!!
07-11-2003, 12:10 PM
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I am a Heavy Duty Plant Mechanic in the mining industry i spend most of my time underground trying to make things work again with a little bit of work on the HUGE open pit trucks, but we specialise in shotcreting equip and explosive loading machines,
TroyP , work for Hampton's do you?
TroyP , work for Hampton's do you?
07-11-2003, 12:15 PM
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I'm a Tool Maker for a automotive supplier. In the plant I work in, we build the starter and alternator for Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, Harley-Davidson, Subaru, and a couple of other makes of cars/trucks.
07-11-2003, 12:24 PM
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Hey,
I am an Agriscience Technology Instructor. That's the big fancy name for an ag teacher. I teach high school kids about agriculture (livestock, forestry, crop production), welding, woodworking, carpentry, electricity, small engine repair, etc. During the summer I usually do a litlle remodeling/carpentry work or just about anything else to make a little extra money. I enjoy it most of the time, we have fun. But, sometimes I would like to pinch some of their little heads off.
Alan
I am an Agriscience Technology Instructor. That's the big fancy name for an ag teacher. I teach high school kids about agriculture (livestock, forestry, crop production), welding, woodworking, carpentry, electricity, small engine repair, etc. During the summer I usually do a litlle remodeling/carpentry work or just about anything else to make a little extra money. I enjoy it most of the time, we have fun. But, sometimes I would like to pinch some of their little heads off.
Alan
07-11-2003, 12:49 PM
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Technical writer for C-130 Hercules.
I write the manuals for the maintenance procedures on the Herc.
Work with big planes all day, work with small planes all night.
I write the manuals for the maintenance procedures on the Herc.
Work with big planes all day, work with small planes all night.
07-11-2003, 01:24 PM
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Sales manager/sales trainer/market recovery for a Local remodeling company. Sales program revolves around a One Call Close.
07-11-2003, 01:45 PM
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"Deputy Attorney General Executive Administrative Computer Manager" <-- my official title
"DOJ-IT" <-- wot the sign on my officedoor says
250+ users, 17 servers (Win / Unix / AS-400 based), all spread out between 5 offices on three islands.
Whoo.
"DOJ-IT" <-- wot the sign on my officedoor says
250+ users, 17 servers (Win / Unix / AS-400 based), all spread out between 5 offices on three islands.
Whoo.
07-11-2003, 02:35 PM
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Employed as a Customer Trainer for Long Range Surveillance Radars. Train Air Force students in the Operation and Maintenance of the radar.
So far I have trained in Scotland, Canada, and Estonia.
Have taught student from Croatia and Taiwan also.
So far I have trained in Scotland, Canada, and Estonia.
Have taught student from Croatia and Taiwan also.
07-11-2003, 02:44 PM
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Originally posted by deckerv
Lots of pro's and cons for working for a non-profit... and money is the main con!!!!!!!!!!!
Lots of pro's and cons for working for a non-profit... and money is the main con!!!!!!!!!!!
-David C.
07-11-2003, 02:49 PM
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My day job..............
Manufacturing Engineer / Draftsman for a structural steel fabricator.
When I'm not on the road, since my job requires travel, I am spending my evenings with my lovely (airplanes) wife.
Manufacturing Engineer / Draftsman for a structural steel fabricator.
When I'm not on the road, since my job requires travel, I am spending my evenings with my lovely (airplanes) wife.
07-11-2003, 02:53 PM
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Software Developer for a Credit Lending Institution. Fast paced and a good market to be in right now.
Software Developer for a Credit Lending Institution. Fast paced and a good market to be in right now.
07-11-2003, 03:06 PM
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I'm a Translations Technician for a small phone company.
I basically tell the switch how to act and what to do. I'm also a good friend to all of the outside "phone guys" that visit your house when you have a problem.
One of my favorite Saturday Night Live skits ever.
Done in the late 70's early 80's with Lilly Tomlin (sp?) as a phone operator.
"Do you have a problem with your phone? We don't care because we're the PHONE COMPANY."
I basically tell the switch how to act and what to do. I'm also a good friend to all of the outside "phone guys" that visit your house when you have a problem.
One of my favorite Saturday Night Live skits ever.
Done in the late 70's early 80's with Lilly Tomlin (sp?) as a phone operator.
"Do you have a problem with your phone? We don't care because we're the PHONE COMPANY."
07-11-2003, 03:29 PM
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Re: model money
Originally posted by CITYPICKLE
You Guys all make lots of Moola! I am self employed / Farmer I bail the Hay feed the cows and send them to market. I help feed you guys the burgers & Steaks. I build Golf courses in my slack time for a friend /heavy equipment operator.
PS EAT MORE BEEF!!!
You Guys all make lots of Moola! I am self employed / Farmer I bail the Hay feed the cows and send them to market. I help feed you guys the burgers & Steaks. I build Golf courses in my slack time for a friend /heavy equipment operator.
PS EAT MORE BEEF!!!
07-11-2003, 03:46 PM
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What do you do for a living?
C-130 Loadmaster in the US Air Force.
Load stuff up (tanks, trucks, cargo, people) fly somewhere and airdrop them ( open doors in flight and throw it out).
24 years and counting (damn I need to retire) and find a real job.
fossil
Load stuff up (tanks, trucks, cargo, people) fly somewhere and airdrop them ( open doors in flight and throw it out).
24 years and counting (damn I need to retire) and find a real job.
fossil
07-11-2003, 04:32 PM
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Hey dega500,
We're working on a 6500 lb mold right now. That's pretty heavy for us - that's probably a feather compared to your stuff?
Jeff A
We're working on a 6500 lb mold right now. That's pretty heavy for us - that's probably a feather compared to your stuff?
Jeff A