Work in Radio Communications / Dispatch....basically sit on my date :)
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Work in Radio Communications / Dispatch....basically sit on my date :)
Booze merchant of the wholesale variety, purveyor extraordinaire of fine wine, whiskey, cider and working on beer....
little as possible..hahaha
Tencharacters x2
Marine mechanic for the last 12 years. Need a change..
I just do things like these:
Ok I will take orders..
Am a heavy duty mechanical fitter by trade. Worked almost entirely in the mining industry on earth moving equipment, residential in remote WA for most of it. Have been working for Rio Tinto for the last 9 years. Am now Perth based working in the office as an Online Asset Health Specialist. Basically monitoring the earth moving equipment faults via real time monitoring through satellite tracking and then troubleshooting the fault for the mine site to action. By the way I work a 3 day 3 night 6 off roster in Perth which is pretty good, gives me plenty of time to muck around with me patrol.
Finance & Stock Controller. I tell people what and how much they should spend on and when, but on this forum, I think it may be the other way around :D
This sounds like my wife. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Getafix
:D - From the missus over my shoulder
"As usual, there is a great woman behind every idiot" - Lennon
Professional nerd. Or software developer, depending who you ask. Also tend to be the poor sap who helps fix the family computers for some reason....
Plumber in townsville
State manager for national auto electrical wholesaler ( get to play with led lights lol )
Night rig manager. Fly in fly out. 3 weeks on and 3 weeks off. Working in South australia at the moment. Been in the industry for 7 years. Couldn't go back to a 9 to 5 job now.
Trainer & Assessor for Construction based training.
That's some pretty impressive work :) I wish i had some skill with timber like this. Nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by outback
Construction worker until I was made redundant with a bad back in my 50s
:(
Is that with the oil rigs? My son in law is doing same.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigwad76
Retail manager. Not organised up enough when I was younger or I would have a trade. Too old to change now.
Im a Golf Pro by trade but now I own my own business.
I hand fit and build golf clubs for people
Car mechanic by trade spent time doing breakdown work in the mines in the hunter valley and the Bowen basin, now working for a suspension engineering company as a fitter
Cabinetmaker , fencing and anything else that pays well or on time
Is sittin at the pub a job ??
I own my own business. A promotional products business/ Sports uniforms business. Anything you can put a company logo on it. We can do it!
Carpenter by trade over here.
Construction industry, doing data cabling!!!! Wouldn't mind getting my licences for truck driving and give firefighting a go!!!! The fires that are happening are pretty hectic and I'd like to change trades! But we will see
will now simply add once you reach "that" age no one wants to employ you. Seems after many years and experience the up and coming management are scared I might know more that them. Truth hurts.Quote:
Originally Posted by outback
So I am now an unemployable bum enjoying life.
(pics from orig post not included).
I'm a crane/rigging supervisor with my mc, ewp tickets kept very busy
I'm a Paramedic with the NSW Ambulance Service, Station Officer at Lightning Ridge, Handy to have when on tour
Cudos Mitch tough gig sometimes, hats off to you
I am a mechanical engineer working in various African countries in the sugar industry for 5 years now and enjoying everday's adventures.
I was a rooftiler for 12 years, i am now in the mining industry working 6 months a year and loving it.
IT Support in the insurance industry
Have done a lot of things...
Don't do anything now.
Evo
Did 5 years hard Labour though every trade there is nearly now I do investigation and accident liability :)
That would be a cool job. Make the brain work but I bet you've seen some weird shoit in your time??Quote:
Originally Posted by kind
Yeah mostly just silly stuff or people just flat out lying but I have seen a few crazy pics had a triton git by a road train at first look I thought it was a lancer cause I could only see the badge :( also see some bad stuff with people not walking away from the crash
Yes that would take its toll.Quote:
Originally Posted by kind
Yeah you more see it in the oldrr people I only been doing it about a year now and im only 24 but the people who have been here 10 years take stress leave and some are really jaded
Road Pilot. I get to drive my wagon, Thelma, all over Australia and get paid for it.
And now I get to do it with my husband...
Aeronautical Engineer for Defence