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:roll: Apraisal Manager for HSBC...Which just layed off 6,100 employees March 2nd, I felt the world start to crumble under my feet until i was advised i would be absorbed into the company keeping my position Took 4 yrs to get to the management position that i worked "HARD" for....Still getting that pay check. I count my blessings every day
 
Paint Robot

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I am a robotics and controls engineer (fancy name for robot programmer). Currently working for a company that builds glass cutting, grinding, and handling equipment. Did 12 years as a paint engineer/robot programmer, 2 years as a welding robot engineer. Right now I am traveling 75% of the time, so i have never even tried my detector! But, at least I have a job!!!!

thats a neat job! we just bought a paint robot for the shop..I swear it has a mind of it own..sometimes it will just go nuts and paint all sorts of weird designs on cylinders..I think it wants to be an artist


Maybe it just needs my special touch! I spent quite a few years on paint robots, some people call me an expert on them, I just say "experienced"! Well experienced, many darned years experienced, Gawd I am beginning to hate these things experienced..........
Seriously, if you need some insight on these things, drop me a line!
 
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After 15 years in the chimney business I recently changed jobs. Now I do installation and maintenance of supply and storage systems for cryogenic fluids. Such as Liquid Oxygen, Argon, Nitrogen, Carbon Dioxide, etc... Very cool job with a fantastic company. Quite a change from making fire. Now my medium is 300 below zero. We primarily service industrial manufacturing, labs, and healthcare facilities.
 
Hi you might guess from my user name I retired from the Canadian Navy in 1990 after 26 yrs service like to fish for bass and detect.
 
I am a retired Federal Civil Service worker, Production Controller, System Analyst, Transportation Manager.
I am also Semi-Retired Accounting / Payroll / Field Manager for my son's Home Building bussiness. Semi-Retired means I do the work I just don't draw a paycheck anymore.
I am getting ready to go to work part time at a local AutoZone.
I also repair computers on the side.
Beautiful wife of 38 years, 3 great Sons, 3 Grandsons, 1 Granddaughter.
And with all of this I still find time to Metal Detect.
 
Me: Accounts Payable Specialist (aka check writer/paper pusher)

Better Half: HVAC Journeyman

Boy, there are a lot of computer folks on the forum!
 
I currently work as a Personal Carer (PC) in Aged Care. Prior to that I have a background involving Gold Mines as a Tour guide/Emergency Response Person/Museum Curator. I've also worked underground with maintenence.
Golden:yes:
 
I've been driving trucks for the past 30 years. Got laid off last November and haven't been called back yet. They are saying early May will be the call back. I've tried applying to more places than I can count but nobody is hiring in this bad economy. I'm hoping things turn around so I can get back to work.
 
I'm a Locomotive Engineer for Norfolk Southern in Knoxville,tn
 

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wow, some great jobs out there!!... I was doing accounting- mostly bookkeeping for a small non-profit family organization for low wages and no benefits. I put my six years in giving back to society, and now I am back in college trying to earn enough credits to test for the CPA designation. Hopefully, I will earn more, but will probably have no time formetal detecting.
 
I'm a master electrician and work for a large union electrical contractor, but for the month of April, I'm contracted out to the Missouri Department of Transportation to perform maintenance on the Kansas City Scout ITS system http://www.kcscout.net/

I'm loving this job, and hope the State decides to make it permanent.
 
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