BS in Mechanical Engineering. Currently Quality Engineer for a manufacturier of bag closing equipment, also responsible for quality in a second plant that builds conveyors. Spent 16 yrs in quality/ management for a tier 1 supplier to auto industry, and off higway vehicle industries. Current job is way less stress.
Nothing like having a Senior VP from Caterpillar calling you in the middle of the night because you have put their parts on hold due to a perceived quality issue on their end.

 

Traffic Signal Technician.

 

Retired from being a city Police Officer for the past 24 years this past July, now I work as a Police Officer for a huge University that is near by....

 

I'm a meter reader. electric meters. so many meters every day... hope to be a power lineman for this company

 

I'm a paramedic. Been working in EMS for the past 5 years in various different roles.

 

IBEW Local #134. Foreman/Journeyman electrician in Chicago

 

 

US Army Infantry Team Leader

 

We saved the house. 2nd on scene and made an attack on the kitchen. We had it out before anyone else got there.

Do you sit on a laptop in an airport and play with traffic signals all day?

So THAT explains everything!

 

welder

 

work for ford building the eco boost engine in cleveland engine plant 1

 

XL displacement mold model for Doc Johnson.

 

Now I work on big trucks.

 

State Tax Auditor (employer's tax- not IRS)

 

I'd love to do what you do. That sounds like an awesome career.


Me....I'm a wastewater treatment plant operator. I know, I know, sounds like a "poopy" job, but there is a lot involved. Wastewater operators are responsible for the health and safety of the public, wild life, lakes, streams, rivers, marshes, etc. Without water operators, who or how would your wasted water get clean?

We save more lives than doctors every year.....think about it.