light vehicle mechanic, mostly lpg stuff, on ford falcons ....
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light vehicle mechanic, mostly lpg stuff, on ford falcons ....
Design Engineer/ Drafty - Model stuff in 3D in order to manufacture.
Changed jobs 4wks ago - am now the Administration Co-Ordinator for a Motorcycle Dealership in Ipswich (Honda & Yamaha)
;) and LOVING it !!!
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Apprentice Glaizier - about half way through my time
Procurement of Electronics parts for Avionics and In-flight Entertainment
Good on ya mate!.Quote:
Originally Posted by NP99
Does religion(s) count as well? :D
BTW, I fix computers. Hardware and network techie for the time being.
Thats not very fair mate, people have the right to believe what ever they want, just not to push it onto others.Quote:
Originally Posted by dom14
Me a construction worker.
WORKER?? Pfffft I would say employed by a construction companyQuote:
Originally Posted by Chubba
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i drive a big truck............
I'm a motor mechanic by trade, Worked 7 years as a bouncer in pubs & last 20 + years in construction as a formworker.
I have never stopped with the mechanical work though as workshops now days in general are a rip off LOL.
Drive around in ever decreasing circles, in a 4wd tractor!! Mud boggin' and sand driving all day! haha!
I'm an apprentice Broadcast Technician, working here in Channel Nine Darwin.
Not a whole lot to do most of the time, we are only a tiny station (Being Darwin of course) gets boring but this forum always helps out when the going gets to slow!
-Dylan
Wow - took me a while to read through this thread - interesting jobs in here.
Reckon the Building/Construction industry wins for the most patrols owners in a particular category
I'm the same, currently running a company supplying the building industry
Originally a musician by formal qualification, but then followed the family and became the third generation builder in my family (wasn't a good enough muso to make a living out of it lol).
Had enough of building in my own business so now back working for someone else (more time to play with the patrol that way)
Jack
I work in warehousing and distribution, basically just sit on a forklift all day every day haha
I manage a maccadamia nut farm on the far north coast nsw
Nice mate I bet sometimes your job drives you nuts! Lol. Are you up near lismore by chance?Quote:
Originally Posted by morton2478
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Wharfie, pump fuel of ships and store at our terminal for road tankers to diliver to servos.
Sr. Sales Technology Administrator and Business Analyst for a data management software company.
Currently unemployed, does that count as a job :(
Run a Homebrew Supply business from 40acres in the Adelaide Hills.
Few sheep for meat and keep the weeds under control as well as the usual farmyard animals and veg patches to keep me busy.
More time to play with the Trol!!Quote:
Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2
I have recently gone back into the disability field and work in accommodation services. We are currently in the transition stage from a huge residence of 17+ to smaller community based homes of 4-5 residents.
I'm currently employed by ovesco as a sales and tool technician
I am a trademans fitter machinist who use to work a large gear cutter before being
Made redundant in March last year
2nd year apprentice chippy. Great travelling to different suburbs of melbourne and seeing different areas develop.
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Civil engineer... Mostly doing projects management though.
Previously Service Manager at a Stealership - now Qualified Driving Instructor
Part time journalist, part time spanner monkey. And thinking about something else all the time ;)
So what's your product mate ?Quote:
Originally Posted by the ferret
2002 GU wagon 3.0lt , auto , piranha dual batteries , 3" lift , chip , needle & Dawes valves - just gettin started
I don't think ferret is active here anymore mate, but he makes rear light brackets and tyre deflators - all available on eBay last time I checkedQuote:
Originally Posted by Sprock
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Ah yes now I remember someone saying he bought a ferret light bracket , thanks mate ...
2002 GU wagon 3.0lt , auto , piranha dual batteries , 3" lift , chip , needle & Dawes valves - just gettin started
Left school at 13 - hated it - just wanted to get out there & work , the final straw was when I asked them to show how I'd use algebra in everyday life & they couldn't so I went to work on the family dairy farm , then worked in a quarry & learnt driving trucks in every spare minute of time I had , got my truck licence on my 20th birthday , did local , interstate - general & overnight express , logging , sold my truck & Bought a $750,000 tree trimmer machine , did it for 18mths then went back to trucks . Logging , floats then interstate again . Now back driving log trucks again around Gippsland & Yarra Valley , in between all that I used to do a lot of aluminium polishing on weekends - bullbars , fuel tanks & wheels etc on trucks .
2002 GU wagon 3.0lt , auto , piranha dual batteries , 3" lift , chip , needle & Dawes valves - just gettin started
I take it that you like driving trucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprock
Nah I hate the fukn things Jay but they get into your blood - harder to get rid of than syphilis
2002 GU wagon 3.0lt , auto , piranha dual batteries , 3" lift , chip , needle & Dawes valves - just gettin started
I here ya Adam! Even though i spent 90 percent of my career in truck spare parts, not driving them, those rigs just get in ya blood.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprock
Even now i find myself wandering aroind a sweet rig parked in a stop somewhere just checking it out.
Hahaha
2002 GU wagon 3.0lt , auto , piranha dual batteries , 3" lift , chip , needle & Dawes valves - just gettin started
Chef by trade. Farmer by choice.
Work as a Project Manager / Service Delivery Manager. It's a breath of fresh air not being in a direct IT role, after 18 years of IT...
Just clocked over 10 years in IT starting out as a lowly printer paper refill boy. Currently a systems administrator responsible for 7000 workstations and 700 servers. I'm IT support for IT. Had my fill of this industry and looking forward to a change in career. I'm looking to transition into Mr. Mom. Wife makes more than I do and she actually enjoys her job. Still got over a year before I transition.
Nice one.Quote:
Originally Posted by gazq
I did daddy daycare for a few months last year while changing careers. Holy crap.. hardest I've ever worked in my life.
20 years as an Electronic Technician repairing stuff, PCs, two-way radio, video, audio, PA, factory automation. Transitioned into engineering/development in around '05. Have been involved in the development of some cool stuff and now have a few projects of my own on the go.