corporate side of the auto industry.

 

You need to get bonded, line of credit, LLC of some sort. Buddy is getting his stuff in line now, so we can start making a few runs here and there. If you are talking about hot shotting as in car transport.

I used to work for the State Gov, then a Hydraulic shop, tube bending, fitting, rebuilding cylinders, pumps, metal fab, welding. Currently helping a friend who is a sub contractor for a few home improvement stores, doing some auto/marine detailing, some hot rod work around town..

 

Maintenance Team Lead @ Motiva, Port Arthur Refinery
Supervisor over Logistics , used to be a Metal machinist back in the day

we are excepting applications for process operators on Shell's web page.

 

Pipe Fabrication Supervisor over the night shift here in Sth Louisiana ... been in Pipe Fab for most of my career since 1992 ( im a 43 yr old fart LOL) we have 2 yards here with different shops in both yards plus 4 diff yards in Texas ( i think we still run 4)... im pretty sure we are the biggest construction company in the plants/refineries in Louisiana and Texas(i know we are in LA not sure if we the largest in Texas but are pretty close) worked 6yrs full-time from 2002 to 2008 with local sheriffs office here in Assumption Parish which i loved more than what i do now but politics is a game around here that i dont like playing and i said fk it ... got back on as Fabricator in 2008 with the same company and was moved up the next month as Supervisor ... its my second favorite job ive ever had ... ...

 

im a body repair man. ive done bodywork and paint at my dads shop since i graduated high school in 96'....i took over the buisiness 5 years ago and been running ragged ever since....lol. its all i know so i guess im stuck with it....

 

Wow, Almost everyone works outdoors, I would stick to my desk job enjoying the A/C LOL.

 

Id fall asleep at a desk job. Lol

 

and?

 

I've been a mechanic since i was in high school. Currently at Firestone, and ready to move somewhere else. This being open 7 days a week **** is for the birds.

 

Construction inspector specializing in large concrete cast in place structures aka highrises, roads, stadiums etc. Its outside work but I'd get bored caged up in an office and I like having a company truck. Been doing it for a decade now, don't see myself doing anything else. The hours suck but the pay and benefits are decent but most of all I'm home every night to spend it with my family.