Roofer...

not a job i'd suggest to anyone i liked.

 

Stone refinishing. Marble, limestone floor grinding, polishing, cleaning sealing. I also help my dad run the counter fabrication/installation and the tile installation part. Learning the ropes on the administrative side too. I own and operate a separate business that sells equipment and chemicals for the same industry.

 

Shop foreman at a victory/polaris dealership.

 

Body tech. Butted heads with new management and left. Now im a body man, paint prepper and mechanics helper. Been turning wrenches since I was twelve so eventually had to happen.

 

Work as a truck and trailer mechanic. But I can work on anything from a electric cart to a forklifts to material handling cranes.

 

Instrumentation Technician. I got my Journeyman Ticket about 5 years ago and made some pretty big changes over the last year. I was sick and tired of working for a dumbass company that always had their had hand out but really you saw nothing worth the effort in return. Sure I got paid very well...... but still. My first step was losing their company truck..... god I hated that b.s. GPS monitoring my speed and the whining about everything.... so I started running my own. Well they didn't pay enough.... and I still worked for idiots bleeding money and losing clients.

Started my own company, now have one contract employee and couldn't be happier. Way more money and should have done this move ages ago. Very little overhead in my business and the work is plentiful. I have a steady maintenance deal with one large oil company and I deal with heavy oil and steam generation now.

 

Mechanical CAD Designer

 

Freight broker, hit me up with any shipping needs.

 

16 years ago I started out sanding chair legs for $6.00 an hour, now I am the Operations Manager for a cabinet company with 13 employees and averages $1.8 million in annual sales.

 

Im a pipefitter, I try to stay working in Nuclear Plants but Ill do a chemical plant from time to time.