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Old 05-17-2013, 08:36 AM
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I'm a general contractor. We do building, excavating, concrete, and retaining walls.
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I am a Millwright at a automotive supplier called Borg-Warner. Pretty much do it all. Welding, fabricating, machining.
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Old 05-17-2013, 09:43 AM
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Very cool and diverse group we have here! I'm an accountant by trade, but I own and run a few businesses. It's an unusual mix from residential construction to servicing nuclear power plants.
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I'm a fabrication engineer for a safety engineering company. We investigate accidents (vehicle, boat, slip trip & fall, whatever) and find out the mechanism for injury or lack there of in cases of false claims. My job is to design/build one of a kind test fixtures/prototypes and perform testing to back up the experts findings.
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I'm a general fitter for National Fuel Gas Corp. I do customer service work like meter changes and installs, also have to inspect our regulator stations, and I have to respond to gas leaks and emergencies in our service area. It's the best job I've had and I absolutely love my job!! Guess I'm lucky!
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Skilled trades at GM. Machine repairman. Repair anything from a drill/band saw, lathe, to stamping presses that weigh in excess of 4 million pounds. Had 14 years in tire manufacturing before this.
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electrician for the local ibew, currently working at a s--- plant, commercial /industrial work, thank goodness for vicks vapor rub this place stinks!!!
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my friends say I'm retarded!! 28 years welder/fitter "if you go by a refinery and look look at it, we made that stuff, yes all of it." before that did some millwright work and before that oilfield work.
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That's great guys! We do have a diverse group here!! ...... But we do have one thing in common, CUB CADETS!
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Normaly I'm a cnc wood saw operator and forklift operator depending on the week. But since laid off I'm awhatever I can find to do kind of person. Currantly wiring a house. Then later I gotta change a engine in a truck for a guy. Who knows what ill be tommoro.. Jack of all trades master of none I suppose
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