What does everyone do for work?

[Spanky29ca 0]

Just curious as to what kind of jobs people have on here, there is so many members from around the world on here I thought it may be an interesting topic. I'm a foreman for a fuel company at a fly in fly out camp in northern Alberta Canada.

[eastern fly 0]

I'm a contractor, carpenter by trade.

 

Kevin

[flytire 0]

i am a structural designer at a major defense contractor. if i told you i'd have to .......you

[ScottK 0]

I'm a systems specialist (read: worker bee) for a federal agency involved in aviation.

[Kudu 0]

Porn star!

[Guest rich mc]

36 years as a self employed carpet cleaner. right now the economy and weather have made this my worst 1/4 year rich mc

[Spanky29ca 0]

36 years as a self employed carpet cleaner. right now the economy and weather have made this my worst 1/4 year rich mc

I sure hope it picks up for you

[Steeldrifter 0]

Full time custom rod builder for the past 9 years. Before that I was a certified welder/fabricator.

[atxdiscgolfer 0]

Sales

[Trouser Trout 0]

Instrument & Electrical Designer for The Dow Chemical Company, before that I was a journeyman electrician.

[Goats 0]

Self employed Real Estate Appraiser, but before that I was custom log home and timber-frame home builder in CO.

[sandflyx 0]

Fly shop owner !!!!

 

before that a heavy construction engineer and truck driver and Mechanic, and custom car builder and landscraper and salesman for orvis and crap forgot the others. well jack of all master of none.

[Chase Creek 0]

I've been retired for about 1 1/2 years. Had been a structural steel detailer (draftsman) all my life.

Actually old enough to have worked on a drawing board with a pencil! (as opposed to a computer for the last 15 years.)

[Bryon Anderson 0]

Disability Examiner - State of Michigan. I read medical records of Social Security Disability applicants and determine whether or not they qualify for benefits. I guess I can also call myself a part-time freelance writer since I've published a few articles and plan on doing more.

 

Before that I was (briefly, and regrettably) a long-haul truck driver, before that a high school English and Social Studies teacher (don't ask me how one goes from the latter to the former; I'm still trying to figure out what happened there myself.)

 

All-time favorite jobs: garbage man (age 18--worked 3 hours a day, got paid for 8, got me in the best shape of my life and riding around clinging to the back of the truck was just fun), and GED/Life Skills teacher at a county correctional facility.

 

Great thread, I'm curious to read more responses.

[utyer 0]

I have been retired almost 4 years. What ever I once knew about computer information systems is now obsolete. I was a ski technician for about 25 years, and after that I operated tackle repair center. Best job ever was a float guide on the Snake River, but that was 50 years ago. Still would rather be floating a river somewhere than working.

 

I still "float" rivers here in Florida, but they never go anywhere.