I guess I should have ditched college and the whole engineering degree thing and worked for the railroads...

 

Work at Harrisburg International Airport in the maintenance department. Monitor the baggage handling system waiting for something to go wrong, which doesn't happen very often! Like someone else mentioned, staying awake is probably the hardest thing to do!

 

I am a Surveyor. I survey liquid drilling mud, and make sure it dosent get contaminated before it makes it to its destination on a drilling rig offshore in the Gulf of Mexico. I dont have a set schedule, and work on a 24/7 on call basis. However I dont get paid by the hour, I get paid by the job and most of the time a job will only last 2-6 hours and I make more than shift workers putting in an 8 hour shift, but than again, before that job came up I might not have slept for 2 days.

 

i work for a john deere dealer as a service tech

 

I work for a local general contractor as a helper. We do repairs and remodeling as well as some new contruction such as additions and such. Its an 7-3:30 M-F so weekends off so cant complain to much.

 

Part time at a local grocery store doing the typical grunt work, i go school during the week and come home and work the weekends away

also have a job taking inventor for a local firm...my official title is Auditor but havent started yet. this is up at school but im gunna quit soon if they dont get me some work.

used to work in a library (dont ask), then a body shop/small garage. then the usual cutting grass and stuff...may be getting a summer job on a farm doing who knows what.

went to school for auto technology and i went back for diesel technology go in a fe wyrs ill be making mad money $$.

 

Well, I think I might have shot myself in the foot. I was on here talking about the railroad the other day and today my engineer ran us by a stop signal and through a switch. Because the railroad fires in pairs, I now find myself without employment for somewhere between 30-90 days. So if anyone in the south Alabama area needs any help just holler.

 

do you use mohrlang mixers and/or spreaders? I work as a welder in the mixer shop at mohrlang mfg. here in brush. I mostly weld up chain and the beaters that fling the cow doo-doo all over the fields.

 

Just got a job at menards. Anyone work there? How is it. I like the benifits, get 10% off and get $2.50 more an hour on the weekends.

 

I work in an ice rink. We have 4 sheets, and I work in the proshop sharpening skates, selling equiptment, and fixing problems.

 

work at Meikle Automation in NC...started about two months ago and this job pays my truck projects, both the s10 and the f100 and i still manage to hold on to a girl for the last year haha....i love my job

 

I am a diesel tech during week and parts man on weekends. I rebuild Cummins turbo diesels in anything and everything from Dodges on up.

 

Currently working part-time as an assistant estimator for a Construction Management company until I graduate from Ohio State in June. From there I am traveling to Orlando, FL where I have a job lined up with a large general contracting/construction management company.

 

I work in the Coca-Cola Warehouse. I fill bulk drink orders form stores like Wal*Mart, Kroger, Food-Lion, ect... I get a sheet that tells me what kind of drink, what flavor, and how many, and I build a pallet from there.

 

Firefighter/emt....specializing in technical rescue & USAR.