Sgt Fury
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My friends daughter just finished schooling for that...she starts her new job next month. They say that people in that field are in high demand.
What you do for work
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Certified financial planner and run my own practice after years of working for others.
Spencie
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Chemical Operator. Overtime is plentiful. I work quite a bit outside of April, October and November. Still get more days off than most because of 12 hour shift work...not nearly as much sleep though.
I just finished my 30th year doing what Spencie is doing and I will say you never do develop any good sleeping pattern.
rsmith
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About a year ago I worked my way into a local company called Component Repair Technologies. We are the only ones licensed in the world to do specific repairs on jet engine turbine sub components. I work on the marine, industrial, and military side as a technical program manager over LM2500, LM2500+, LM5000, and LM6000 Compressor front and rear frames, compressor stator cases, and bearing sumps. I look at incoming inspect reports and write the order of operations the parts need to be repaired in based on engine manual and in house proprietary repairs. I’ve been there for about a year and a half and it’s very high stress but it is a lot of fun and a lot of interaction with customers from all over.
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Park technician for the metroparks of Toledo which means I'm a operator, carpenter,Mason,plumber,shitter cleaner,landscaper and on and on lol. Tuesday through Saturday with no OT until the snow falls.
Camodan
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I’m a pest control and crawl space man
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Work as an Instrument Engineer, building chemical plants.
teenbowhunter
Junior Member
Finishing up a double major in Chemical Engineering and Environmental Engineering.
Currently interning as a engineer/researcher for a big wastewater treatment org in Portland.
Hoping to end up doing something cool with water treatment or environmental remediation / restoration work. Lots of options...
Currently interning as a engineer/researcher for a big wastewater treatment org in Portland.
Hoping to end up doing something cool with water treatment or environmental remediation / restoration work. Lots of options...
Automotive Technician. Been in the industry for a little over 5 years. Had all of my schooling paid for and still get paid for training. No such thing as OT seems how I get paid flat rate.
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Self-employed since 2000, DataVision Solutions.
I’m an Independent contractor/consultant within the high-tech industry.
Network architect & engineer. Data-center infrastructure specifications and designs for small, mid and large companies.
Today, I support clients remotely mainly throughout the country and from time to time I’ll have to head out to do installs.
Before that, I worked for corporate America for just over 10 years as a Director of Information Technology for Merck Pharmaceuticals & Company, responsible for over a million lives a week regarding their pharmacy operations.
Prior to that, I was an electrical contractor doing all kinds of construction work throughout the tri-state area for city, state & federal governments, including the military.
And then finally, many moons ago, I served in the USAF/SAC as an Electrical Power-Line Specialist with a high security clearance stationed at some of the most remote locations within the county.
I’m an Independent contractor/consultant within the high-tech industry.
Network architect & engineer. Data-center infrastructure specifications and designs for small, mid and large companies.
Today, I support clients remotely mainly throughout the country and from time to time I’ll have to head out to do installs.
Before that, I worked for corporate America for just over 10 years as a Director of Information Technology for Merck Pharmaceuticals & Company, responsible for over a million lives a week regarding their pharmacy operations.
Prior to that, I was an electrical contractor doing all kinds of construction work throughout the tri-state area for city, state & federal governments, including the military.
And then finally, many moons ago, I served in the USAF/SAC as an Electrical Power-Line Specialist with a high security clearance stationed at some of the most remote locations within the county.
I deliver packages and manage a couple lawns. Its equally as extravagant as it sounds.
Software developer. Salaried. Don't get OT. Best I get is flex time.
Just ending my latest chapter working for parks and watercraft as a maintenance/janitorial at a local park.
Next chapter starts on the 15th of October doing maintenance repair for a state agency. Will be union and working 10-20hrs of OT per week so I'll have 20-40hrs OT per pay. That will last from now until February before it slows down for a short time just to ramp up again off and on all summer.
Comp time check next year will pay for my black bear trip to Fletch's place lol.
Next chapter starts on the 15th of October doing maintenance repair for a state agency. Will be union and working 10-20hrs of OT per week so I'll have 20-40hrs OT per pay. That will last from now until February before it slows down for a short time just to ramp up again off and on all summer.
Comp time check next year will pay for my black bear trip to Fletch's place lol.
Thunderflight
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I retired in 2014 with 28 years in the Marine Corps. Now I work for the Navy as a civilian managing a team who ensures parts are available for lifecycle sustainment of Amphibious class ships.
Pretty sure you’ve always worked for the navy there Chuck
