What Is Your Line Of Work

[VACharvel]

I'm retired USMC now, but I was a civilian electrician working for both non-Union and Union contractors on various jobs around the country.

I was a Heavy Equipment Operator in the USMC and towards the end, specialized in cranes, taught them, did the load test and stability tests on them, and also NDT (non-destructive tests) on them....

I had a blast working with the cranes, teaching my younger Marine's and civilians also about them, safety concerns, and to trust their instincts and crane always.....things can go horribly wrong in a heartbeat.

 

[Shovelin]

Tech support for mainframe computer equipment by trade for 30 years, I am a mechanic, an electrician, and electronics tech all rolled into one

 

[Skid-lid]

For the last 4yrs. I have been doing home renovation/remodeling working for myself. Prior to that I did 14yrs. in utility construction as a superintendent for a natural gas company.

 

[Chopper]

Was service manager for a Harley Davidson Dealership, I am now taking gynecology classes at night and getting ready to open my own shop this spring.

 

[walleye]

Was service manager for a Harley Davidson Dealership, I am now taking gynecology classes at night and getting ready to open my own shop this spring.

Chopper: If you are looking for someone to do the screening prior to the examination, let me know. No need to waste your valuable time.

 

[Prairedog]

own a body shop

 

[LarryC08]

Truck mechanic for 30+ years, also worked on some logging equipment, but an Maytag repairman sorta looks tempting!!

Take care and ride safe eh!!

 

[lewy]

power lineman

 

[Mad Greek]

Retired (Colonel) from HAF(Hellenic Air Force)as Engineer on F-16, GE Engines (-100 & 129)

 

[maduxfn31]

Union Pipefitter/Plumber