I am a Rotating Equipment Engineer for Foster Wheeler. If it spins, I deal with it. I also install gears, and do axle work on the side (as a few of you already know ).

 

Tugboat Captain,The boat is 120' long 10,500HP. I move rigs & other marine equipment anywhere in the world. I work away from home 240+ days a year and make $400+ a day.

 

so you don't really get to play with your truck much then? That sucks but for $400+ dollars i think i would get over it

 

yea me too, that works out to like 96k+/yr

 

I'm a full-time student and work part-time in receiving for Bass Pro Shops.

 

well i am a project manager for a company that does contracting for the army. I am also a master electrician. thats how i started. had to work my way up the chain.

 

You should tell them that you need to go test out their new equipment as soon as it comes in. But seriously how do you receive? for a Bass Pro shop? I don't understand what you do?

 

Not really, I think most of the Texas stores are Crane Divisions, but I work on dirt equip here in LA.

 

software analyst in the healthcare (hospitals) field.

 

NASA Test Director for the Crew and Thermal Systems Division. Mech Engr by degree and Barrios Technology pays me (but sees me maybe twice a year). We run thermal and/or vacuum testing on space hardware and astronauts in the suits. Here's our patch.