Currently I'm local crew and technical director for a local venue. A.k.a. a roadie minus the road part and plus the steady paycheck part. Although I do do various odd auto repair jobs to pay the bills when things get slow.

 

Plastic fabricator. I make boat windshields, custom display cases, cigar boxes, picture frames, etc. One of the first big jobs my dad's business had was making a display case for one of Princess Dianna's dresses after she passed away.

 

I am currently on my second year at Tech School for Auto Collision and Refinishing.

 

lol I'm a cashier at the moment at a garden center/nursery, however I'm up for becoming a manager for the "turf" department that sells chemicals, grass seed, fertilizers ect. So if anyone has plant questions I may actually be able to help! haha. I'm also a college student at Elizabethtown college majoring in Business Administration, my ultimate goal is to own some kind of business, not sure what yet I need a good idea

 

A hobby store... A fish store... Or a trucking company, there will always be a need for trucks to move things. The company I work for has been gobbling up the smaller carriers in the province that were having a hard time with the recession. We just took over a new one as of tuesday and now we go north of Edmonton too. Wont be too long until we are covering all of alberta.

Or a bar. Bars are one of the only companies that do better in times of recession when depressed poeple drink... And think of the constant lady pool you could fish in if you had a bar...

 

I would rather get up at 3 am, milk cows and shovel ****, than work in an office like I do, sounds like a good time! I want chickens too! and a Buffalo!

 

I dont mind my office job. I soooooooo dont look like the kind of guy that works in an office so its even better. But my typing is lightning quick, and Im awesome with the computers at work and my brianpower is high enough to get the job done accurately.

 

Right now I collect a disability check (health reasons). Before that I was a Quality Control Manager on heavy jets that are privately owned (life styles of the rich and famous) for about 18 years. 5 years as a QC Inspector before I got the manager job and before that I worked on small airplanes for about 15 years as a mechanic and Inspector. Been in aviation all my life since I was 13.

 

kinda changed my job title slightly.

been a precission grinding specialist for the las 20 years (ie; precission cylindrical grinder), but expanded to include custom fabricator/machinist as well, back in June.

gotta luv working in the small shops, sooooo beats the daily office grind my wife does.










although she does get a sh!tload more *ahem* "personal" days than i ever will!

 

UPS Driver.