Thread: What you do for a living?

Retired Photographic Offset Lithographer (printing press operator) and construction worker, mainly electrical & plumbing. My current job is trying to preserve my sanity...............

I work in the mining industry. To be specific, I specialize in safety, training and emergency response (when all else fails) for underground mines.

I have worked in catering, sales, retail security and I was an IT technician. I also did freelance software development and am now a lecturer. But I am also training to be a penetration tester.

Geek

I live off the spoils of my wife.

Originally Posted by jhenry

I'm a University Professor. I teach and publish about U. S. History.

Historians of the world unite!

Originally Posted by Cangooner

Historians of the world unite!

Yes indeed!!!

Punching holes in the ground around the world now working in the good ole USA for my last two years till retirement. I'm 40 years in the Oilfield. Straight out of the military . My title is
The Company man. Tc

As stated below, I'm a Carpenter working for a General contractor in a small Mennonite town called Wellesley. We do custom homes, renovations, additions, and window replacements, among many, many other smaller things.

I work for a Hydro Electric Dam as a Hydraulic Operator - I do switching & blocking of 13kv equipment, hydraulic, mechanical, and pneumatic equipment, State cert. 1st Responder, licensed Sewage plant operator, Working on getting my Filtered water license, and on the Fire brigade. Love my job!
Previous to this I worked for a Paper tube manufacture as a Plant Supervisor for 7 yrs.

I have been a welder carpenter and photo shoot tech. Now I'm a Union Ironworker based out of local 420 Reading, PA. But on top of all of that I have the best job of all and that's being a father to my 2 boys.