What does everyone do for work?
 

I build big thingies, lead fabricator on nightshift

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Are we allowed to post our profession? lol I thought we weren't supposed to?

But what the heck. It's almost Friday!..

I'm a 1st year welder.

Steel Fab

full-time sucka.

I don't see why not

It is my Friday haha, 3 more hours till my weekend, gotta love 4 10hr shifts

aviation supply distribution supervisor/planner/high- lift driver
at yyc
7 plus years

Locksmith owner operator. Yes I break into ppls homes and cars for a living. But I can say I get some interesting jobs the stories I could tell... But it's a family site


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15 years as an Aircraft engineer supervisor in the Royal Canadian Air Force.

Contract web developer.

Part time professional aquarium installations.

IT for the Yukon government

Well, let me see....
15 years as a J-Man sheetmetal worker
5 years as a full time EMT/Firefighter (until an accident, broke my shoulder, ribs, yadayada)
last 5 years as a self employed contractor

Professional firefighter for the last 6 years. Before that canadian army recon soldier also a very cool job.

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astronaut,pirate and a racecar driver(part time)

panda bear on weekends:)

Damn your a busy boy;)

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So you're a candidate for NASA aka Space Cadet:)

Panda Bear = Eats, Shoots, and leaves:)

Should come out with a cruise with us, :)
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LOL

Self Employed IT, works for Engineering and Architectural Firms
Part time - Professional Photographer - (Was full time for 15+ years)

Power Engineer for Shell :biggrin:

out at scotford?

power engineering student. dad is a 3rd class power engineer at shell

I'm a product designer and a Super Engineer (Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, Materials) :razz:. I design products for my own firm and do contract prototypes, design and development.

I'm also at the tail end of my PhD where I'm creating a new solar enegy technology. I'm...umm... busy...

You know you've got serious credz when you don't even need to brag about being a Tiger Hugger.

Academic tutor, mainly college/university students.

Before I used to be the Feed Manager and Assistant Site Manager at the largest salmon smolt production facility in BC at Lois Lake, Powell River in charge of feeding 3.5 million baby salmon each season.

Also worked on 3 farms over 4 years while completing my MSc (Aquaculture) degree, out of Tofino and off Port McNeil, Vancouver Island.

I've also worked in pet stores, as a landscaper, gas jockey, live-in nanny to 2 little kids in Richmond, BC, and lotto booth operator.

Anthony

you bet. your dad at the upgrader ?

Just 1 month shy of my 12th anniversary as a Production Operator for a major oil/gas company.

which company?

No, it's fine, just don't plug your biz :razz:

(Albert, this means you!)

I'm a Technical Specialist for IBM, I manage about 110,000 desktop computers. I hate computers...:neutral:

Vac truck operator

He's on the chemicals side

Building designer for the last 16 years. Started with houses, now do larger commercial buildings. Drive through Lloyd & you will see a bunch of my work. Before that I did house building, so Ihave worked both ends of the building industry....

Retired early, and just trade stocks now.

EI&C engineer but now concentrate on the Instrumentation and Controls/Automation side of it. Complete SCADA and DCS design for Water and Waste Water Treatment Plants. Slowly getting the right parts together to automate my aquarium addiction.

I work at the Bissell childcare centre full time and part time at Aquarium Illusions.

Stress Engineer, AKA I tell clients they have problems with pretty pictures

Production Planner for a chemical company.

manager at a glass shop, 7 years now

used to work retail in a LFS for 10 years while going through school, worked 5 years at two of the major producers of CB marines as broodstock manager and general sales manager. Did a 3 year stint in research at a major state university. Came back home to Canada to do grad school in finance & marketing. Did some internships in marketing & supply chain for three Fortune 100 companies (pharmaceuticals, consumer packaged goods, oil & gas). Now I'm a business manager for one of them.

Instrument Technician although now I'm a stay at home mom until the little ones get to be a bit older. I'm thinking about changing professions, just can't decide what.