SWEET!! Where did you go to school at?

 

Navy contractor here doing IT security for a web farm. Back when I used my f150 for work I was an HVAC contractor, but bad knee and now leg changed all that.

 

Yet another mechanical engineer here! I design small components for a company that manufactures nuclear fuel bundles for commercial reactors.

 

Fine, since we're fellow forum members and all....

Would you like syphillis and herpes, or crabs and gonnorhea?





OK, in all seriousness, I'm a facilities manager for a bakery in Southern RI.

 

Communications Technician for a K-12 School District. Fire alarms, intrusion alarms, clocks, bells PA systems. Nicet Cert and Notifier Fire Alarm certification.

Unfortunately, the family comes first, truck comes second.

Ray

 

Lifeguard for now, and going to school for Business.
Actually planning on being a Commercial Pilot.
Already have my Private, working on the Instrument rating

 

Im a full time poor college student studying mathematics, but i do make a little money working as a mechanic for a construction company over the summer and winter breaks. And most of that money i get ends up going toward either repairs or modifications.

 

Maintenance manager for a T/A in Baltimore-North.

 

Collision Repair Tech

 

Been selling new Ford trucks for over 20 years now. I've seen a lot of changes in the product but still think that up to the '96's were the best trucks yet!

 

I am a diesel mechanic, I take care of roughly 10 trucks and 100 trailers. AND im a full time student, going for diesel equipment technology. So there is no money for my truck. I have not put anything into it other than needed maintenance for the last 3 years now

 

I use to be a Maintenance Manager that over seen 20 branches for the company I worked for. However new people took over the department and thought I made to much money so now I'm looking in to starting my own business doing some maintenance, machining / fab, and repair work.

 

I'm a welder at John Deere. But due to a high maintenance "boss", I make a little extra truck "play money" by haulin' off scrap metal. You'd be surprised how much a truckload can bring you...especially copper tubing.

 

I solve problems... really, I am nothing more than an over-rated shield for people who think they need one, but I can also serve as bait when the job calls for it - either way, no one ever expects the floozy to be a contractor, tehe

 

Mechanical Engineer for a company that designs and manufactures valves and actuators for large displacement diesel engines.
Family first, old cast off pickups second.