Quality Engineer for Federal Mogul. We make front cover assemblies for the GM V8s, Felpro Gaskets, and National Oil Seals at my plant in South Carolina.

I work in printing, for a large company...

In a nutshell... I herd cats.

I herd some cats, too. They kept me awake all night!!

I do nothing and if I ever have the urge to do something, I sit down until it passes.

Electrician here most days, with an obscure tendency to go to subfloor repair on others. Then there's the weekend garage tinkerer, but then that's never work but tends to be expensive playtime.

I work for Cummins testing their generator sets. Interesting job. I get to run 400-4000HP engines.

I could tell you but the government says I would then have to kill you...

Solutions Engineer \ Consultant for a tech company here in Austin, TX.

I work in printing, for a large company...

In a nutshell... I herd cats.

Hey...That's my job too!

Hey Jamie how's it goin.
heard you guys got over 100 inches of snow this winter.
nasty :noway:

I do nothing and if I ever have the urge to do something, I sit down until it passes.

What he said.

Seriously;
Semi-retired plumber
I now work part time in a hardware store. It's more fun than any job that I've ever had.

Retired manufacturing Engineer, Pratt and Whitney aircraft.
Spend most of my time working on my hobby cars and keeping
the wife happy.

I'm a Retired Automation Engineer / PLC programmer. Now I am the sole "IT guy" for a PSAP (Public Safety Answering Point). We take 911 calls for 4 cities and dispatch for 7 agencies. It's kind of a fun job, the only drawback is that we have to be operational 24/7. The best part is that most of the time I only need to be in the office 3 days a week.

-Chuck

I am a territory manager for Stihl Power Tools (chainsaws,brushcutters,blowers). My territory covers southern WV, southeastern Ky, and southeastern Ohio. Aside from getting to play with cool powertools all day, my travels enable me to find musclecars in the most unlikely places.

I work for Michigan State University as an Agricultural Extension Agent, stationed in Traverse City Michigan. I serve farmers in the northern half of the lower peninsula of the state, especially with growing and processing wine grapes. There are great fringe benefits, but the pay level keeps the restoration process at a crawl. I must also give credit to my wife, because without her paycheck the car would have had to been sold long ago. She is a registered nurse, working at our local hospital.

collect unemployment

I am an appraiser living in California and working for The Appraisal Foundation in Washington, DC. My company is authorized by Congress to set standards for appraisals and qualifications for appraisers in the U.S.

I'm a retired auto damage claims manager. Former regional manager for Arizona, Nevada, & New Mexico. Spent my life in body shops and salvage yards. Built several first gen camaros along the way. Current owner of a '68 RS convert. Just installed a Tremec 5 speed.

I own a pizza restaurant on the border of Dublin and San Ramon, CA

Restore Camaro's / Cars

Im a photographer.

I just found this thread - DOH!

I am an aerospace engineer and a deep shipwreck explorer. The former pays the bills and the latter is for fun (they call us out when they find new shipwrecks that need to be explored/surveyed and are too deep for recreational divers)...

I'm going to school to become a Paramedic.

Union concrete pump operator. Mike. :beers::beers:

I am a secretary, shipper, engineer, designer, machinist, quality control inspector, salesman, repair man and most days a real pain in my bosses butt.

I own my own business where i develop and build our own products for the gun industry and soon custom car industry (hopefully) www.seekinsprecision.com if you want more info...

Curently camaroless, but not for much longer i hope :)

I'm the general supervisor of a large corporation. I supervise the work being done. During the day. House cleaning. Motor pool. and the landscaping. Plus take messages from outside concerns. I have one boss. And a great one to work for. OH Hell I'm retired from G.M. and I do all the that stuff I was talking about. clean the house, wash the cars. Cut the grass. make dinner till the Boss gets home. Rick

operations mgr in the software division of IBM Canada

operations mgr in the software division of IBM Canada


I bet you attend a lot of meetings.....;)

I am the manager of legislation for the California Department of Mental Health. Yes, I have heard all the jokes, no I cannot get you a discount on services....

I bet you attend a lot of meetings.....;)

is a frogs ass watertight? :D

Sounds like i need a new job, Drywall contractor for now?

I am the dreaded Building Inspector :D 68 ss350rs convertible clone.

I work for GM in Powertrain Engineering doing some developement work. I also am still going to school at Kettering or the old General Motors Institute studying mechanical engineering and business management.

Another IBMer. Research Triangle Park, NC, I'm a service planner for System X servers. Being an IBMer I can't explain what I do because honestly, I'm not sure myself :-)

I work for Centric Elevator here in Portland, Oregon, Troubleshoot and repair elevators

Air Traffic Controller at an enroute center (big ugly building w/ no windows)...

Are you IBMers on Beehive? I'm a software engineer in GTS (ISS) in ATL, mostly dealing with the embedded guys at the LTC in STG.

iam a chicago police officer!

Auto Mechanic for the County of Nassau in NY for past 7 years. Spent prior 15 years as the Head Painter in a high end body shop which I still do on a part time basis.. I also own http://www.supremedefense.com , and also do some Web Design...

I am a secretary, shipper, engineer, designer, machinist, quality control inspector, salesman, repair man and most days a real pain in my bosses butt.

I own my own business where i develop and build our own products for the gun industry and soon custom car industry (hopefully) www.seekinsprecision.com (http://www.seekinsprecision.com) if you want more info...

Curently camaroless, but not for much longer i hope :)

Your website hangs up my computer for some reason...

I own a year-round fireworks store and a southwest gift shop on interstate 10 in New Mexico.
I'm also a licensed pyrotechnicion and shoot the fireworks shows for the city.

I own a year-round fireworks store and a southwest gift shop on interstate 10 in New Mexico.
I'm also a licensed pyrotechnicion and shoot the fireworks shows for the city.
Just wondering, but what city in NM?

I'm a Dentist in San Francisco. I know, I know.. everybody hates the dentist. But let me tell you, If your kids want a great job, push em towards this. make your own hrs. make a great living. (even here is sf.$$$) Generally well respected industry. no one can fire you. May sound boring, but I have lots of fun hobbies to make up for it..

I'm a Project Manager for a site work contractor. We do everything from clearing, underground utilities, concrete curb gutter and sidewalk, and paving. It's different everyday. Never boring. Pretty scary with the housing market these days though.

bump...

collect unemployment

Me too :sad:
I was a Distribution Manager, then the company shut down our warehouse and moved out of state.
Now I spend the days waxing my camaro and looking for a job..... Hope something comes along soon, im almost out of wax and i dont have any spare cash to buy more! :eek:

Two jobs here, first the one that pays the bills.
I am a Head Operator on 4 hydro-treating process units at an oil refinery, the same company that provides all the gas to Nascar. One of the units pre-treats streams that will eventually be converted to high octane gas. The other three all process various streams from crude distillation to make finished diesel fuel. Upon completion of the latest upgrades we will process approx 4.2 million gallons a day of diesel from my area. As Head Operator I lead a crew of 4 to 6 other operators, these guys/gals handle all aspects of day-to-day needs to keep our huge array of pumps, fans, heaters and instruments humming along happily to avoid upsets or emergencies. I have been on the job, boiling dinosaurs for 23 years.
Job #2 doesn't pay at all but is very rewarding.
I am Deputy Chief of a suburban all Volunteer Fire Dept. This involves wearing the white helmet and doing a lot of pointing and issueing orders at emergency scenes. This more obvious aspect is by far the least time consuming part of the job. My main duty involves ensuring that our 30-some volunteer members are all proficient in all the skills required for any emergency we are called to. We also perform most of our own maintenance on the apparatus, brakes, running gear, pumps, electrical nightmares and lube/fluid changes. As well as Station maintenance duties. I am also responsible for all driver training on all apparatus, again driving is the easy part (keeping them whoa'd a bit behind the wheel of these 46,000lb hotrods takes some doing......). The operation of all the apparatus functions and tools is the prime responsibility of the driver and that takes the most time to train up on. I also chair the apparatus replacement committee, we are tasked with the design and purchase of all new vehicles. All of which are custom made to meet our needs for various functions in our response areas. Currently finalizing shipping details on a new 18' high performance Rescue Boat and starting the process for design of a new Rescue Pumper and rehab of a '97 GMC 1ton utility truck. It's always something.....We operate 2 class A Pumpers one also outfited with rescue tools, an F-550 Mini-Pumper/Brush, GMC K3500 Light Rescue utility, Chevy Suburban, 28' enclosed Collapse/Shoring Technical Rescue trailer and a 3 boat Marine Rescue unit. We respond to all fires/alarms and vehicle rescues in our Twp, Medical calls in our local area, Marine Rescue and Technical Rescues Countywide. Our average total annual activity is approx 650-750 responses. Have a look http://lennifire.com/
It's always a challenge to find enough time to keep the family happy and the other bases covered.

Tom

I joined the Army straight out of High School as a Ranger for 8 and a half years. They I went to college for computer science and did Disaster Recover, Data Backups and Storage Area Networks (SAN) before being laid off. Then I started a tree removal business and make more $ than ever and much happier.

http://www.alltreeandstump.com/

Shooter, moving trees is a license to print money. my brother had a flat rate to a point and then added money as the tree being moved become larger around. he ended up having one that was big enough to need a semi to haul it. easy money!

I agree I used to do landscaping and work about 3 days a week doing alot of mowing. Made the same amount doing that as I do working full time for GM.

i own a small auto repair shop in mobile al.. work on a variety of cars new to the 50's
been a mechanic for 32yrs...
kevin

I am a ASE master tech at a goodyear in bear delaware