O/T Curious what all you hambers do for work?

Im head painter at a autobody shop not much money in it but it pays the bills and gives me a little extra to buy car parts

 

Currently between jobs. But usually do chemical analysis of water and wastewater. I've had the privilege of analyzing chicken shit - the worst type of shit.


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Worked for dads friend in 52 and learned refrigeration, went to college in 58 retired from IBM in 1995, full timed in my rv for 9 years and met my wife in 2006 and now we enjoy our street rods and travel all the time. Hard job but some one has to do it.

 

Mechanic, like someone else said I keep everyone else's car tip top and mines crap.


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Im a mechanical engineer for a medical device company. The medical devices that we manufacture remove blood clots from within human arteries. Basically, its a roto-rooter for arteries. I do a lot of equipment design to manufacture really small parts. When I first started at this company, I used to do production support of a really cool custom plunge EDM machine. It would use 0.0015" diameter electrodes. Thats not a typo either! The machine was originally built in the mid-90s and still running strong. Its challenging and a fun career so far.

 

Accountant... better than some worse than others

 

My better half is a blackjack dealer at Motor City Casino... She's been there going 12 years...

 

Yup. Mine does not even work.

 

I drill oil wells

 

Mechanical engineer most of the time, currently a purchasing supervisor for new product

 

Grew up in my dad's race car shop and my mom's sewing machine shop, and have been in both in some form or another all my life - lot's of the time both at the same time! In the corporate world I created and helped build the chain of sewing machine shops that are in the JoAnn fabric stores throught the country. I didn't dig the whole "upper upper management corporate guy" thing, so these days my commute is exactly 60' out the back door to my louver shop, Hot Rod Central Louver Co. And that's why my crap is never done!

 

Environmental Quality Control Maintenance Foreman, US Steel, Granite City Works. Every day is like my first day and there's always something new to learn...

 

I'm an Artist in the fine arts field. I work in oils and do some photography.
Peace,
Chaz
charles-fennen.artistwebsites.com

 

NACE Inspector, over the states of Texas & New Mexico for sales,development & tech support for an industrial coatings company..... = Boring but at atleast I have a job.

SN

 

Im an A & P mechanic, Warbird restoration and maintenance.

 

Elevator constructor.

 

I'm a K9 patrol officer. Keeps me busy and use what little time I have to spend with the family and squeeze in working on my 49 when time/money allow.

 

Civil Engineer...Mostly project management though

 

I'm a cable guy.

 

Professional Dog Trainer 35 years

 

Cop for last 11 years. Last 5 working a K9.


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Thought I was the only one


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I drill oil & gas wells.

 

i argue...i argue with clients over how much stuff costs...i argue with my kids over what they can have for afternoon tea...i argue with stubborn nuts and bolts that won't play the game...hell...i even argue with the guy on the radio some days!!!

actually its not that bad...i work from home doing body fabrication and chassis work on hotrods and classic cars. I enjoy it in the main ...but the pay is not great.

 

I'm a firefighter with the Metropolitan Fire Brigade in Melbourne, Australia. Have been for 26 years, so help me!

 

Fitter turner/ welder for 22 years, last 5 of those have been working for myself building hot rods and restoring cars. Just shifted to Australia for a year to work construction building a gold mine in the middle of the desert, reason for the change, wife decided she wants to overhaul the house and I pay more in tax a week at my new job than I payed myself in 3 weeks back home so it is a sure fire way to make some quick money and return to my passion of building cars. The down side is the work is a no brainer and definatly not a challenge and we have just been through a week of searing temperatures ranging from 48 degrees C to 52 degrees C. Give me the cold any day as its almost to much to handle sometimes!!

 

Hey Jason..its been hitting mid 40sC in my workshop here too...makes the beer taste good at knock off tho!!

 

Me, mostly automotive related; Ford Parts and Service, dealer level, mechanic, industrial equipment repair, some sales and last a class "A" truck driver. Local only, I'm a wuss, I like to sleep in my own warm bed at night!! ; ) Got into the driving because of a marriage that was going to crater; quickest thing I could find to make better money!! ; ) But, now I'm "semi-retired", (goofing off), LOL, I'm busier and enjoying life more than ever!! I want to thank all the vets, law enforcement, fire fighters, first responders, emergency people; thanks for your service!! God Bless America!!

 

Got any naked pics?

 

I am a trimmer,been at that 48 years.Was a rancher loved that the most.Sitting on a horse 14 hours ain,t easy but cool. Jack