What do you do for work?

[beetlespin]

I'm still operating the stud service.

 

[dmucha]

I work at SAIC as a pricing analyst (an excel geek). I price multi million dollar contracts for Army, Navy, FBI, THADD, HS and a ton more. It's a great job.
When I'm not working I'm working on something, I'm kind of a jack of all trades. But best of all I love to fish.
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[tnsojaman]

Right now I am still on active duty orders for the army. I an a national guard soldier and got hurt on my deployment to Iraq so trying to heal up and get better. On the civilian side I am a city of Chattanooga firefighter and EMT.

 

[AThornton]

thanks for your service tnsojaman

 

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XLDVee - 12/4/2008 4:08 PM thanks for your service tnsojaman

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Amen, thanks to all the service men and women.</p>

 

[elwestb]

Sales Rep. Clear Channel Broadcasting US 101, Rock 105, The River, and the Legend. 20 years still hav'in fun baby sit'in the air staff, mak'in them behave! It supports my habit of fish'in!

 

[bigkuntry1282]

spinning tech at kordsa formally known as dupont

 

[SNUFFY]

I started mowing yards when I was about 10 and worked in some of the nicer restaurants in Knoxville thru high school.
35 years ago this week I started welding school in NC for Daniels Construction and 8 weeks later certified as a TIG Pipewelder at a Nuke in SC.
30 years ago come January 09 I became a proud member of Knoxville Local #102 Plumbers and Steamfitters. I`ve been certified at different times in most types of pipewelding including TIG, MIG, Stick, Automatic Tube ,Numeric controlled Diametric Welding. Also Qualified as an AWS Certified Welding Inspector...toughest test I ever took. As a journeyman pipefitter my duties have included plumbing ,fitting .a little boilermaking and any other crappy task that had to be done to finish the job. Spent several years in Supervision on local Projects.
I`ve worked all over the country at more places than I can remember. ( I do have complete list somewhere for my Q-Clearance updates ). I`ve worked in Chem Plants,Breweries, food processing, Refineries, Schools, Nuke and Coal Fired Power Plants, Y-12 Bomb, X-10 lab ,SNS Neutron and am presently employed on a project at Alcoa Aluminum.
All in all I`ve enjoyed it for the most part. I`ve got one more year to hit the magic age of 55 and have my 30 years in to retire. I probably won`t be able to quit working but I think I may go do something else for a while and draw my pennies. Maybe a greeter at Wallyworld !!!.....and fish a little more !!

 

[mshipman]

I am a full time taxidermist most of the time I feel like it's double time. But I do love my job.

 

[rodbuilder2]

worked combustion eng for 7 years as boilermaker welder, got into apprentince program for pipefitters proud to be a menber of local #43 since 1978 have been certified welder all over the country watts bar racoon mtn. started my own buisness in 1992 building street rods and have not looked back one of the companys i have worked for over the years calls me couple of times a year to work in a pinch and keep my cerfications up i build 1-2 complete cars a year and lots of small jobs i have built several show winning cars over the years so i enjoy my work fishing helps relax me when i have spare time currently i am starting a 32 ford roadster for a custmer from demark sweden so part of my job is to meet people from all parts ot the country

 

[jon the fisherman]

I just changed jobs as well. I work in the technical department for Fresenius Medical Care. I maintain two types of dialysis machines, and the water treatment system for 15 dialysis clinics. It is the most fulfilling job I have ever had, and can be very challenging at times. I work four days a week, which leaves 3 day weekends for fishing.....although I have been working lots of overtime for the past few months, and have fished very little.

 

[jake279]

Hvac and refrigeration service tech.Need any help just let me know.

 

[Ronnie Garrison]

oops - thought this was a new thread.

 

[Kirk]

Director of Operations for Flowers Bakery of Cleveland TN. We manufacture snack cakes for several private label and national brands.

 

[dnpank]

i have been an employee at shaw ind for almost 14 yrs. although its an ok job im bout ready to start looking elsewhere, just feel like its a dead end job w/o somekind of college. Before shaw i was an umpire at camp jordan, did landscaping for 7 yrs, and worked at the loading dock at the free press

 

[kbsfisherman]

I worked 25 yrs in the printing industry, mostly newspapers. I became disabled in 1999 due to a childhood injury (ran over by a delivery truck). I have been blessed to work as many years as I did. Have worked a couple of forklift driving jobs since. But the leg finally crapped out in 2005 and with the couple of other industrial mishaps ( 8 vertebrea in my neck need fuzing) I'm down but, far from out. I wouldn't call it work, but fishing is my main source of enjoyment & the main reason I have kept the LITTLE bit of sanity I have left. LOL

 

[polo-dog]

I worked for 18 years as an emergency room physician, 17 years in Chattanooga. Since last year I have been working at the local Physicians Care offices and work mostly at the Hamilton Place and Cleveland offices. I'm board certified and residency trained in family medicine and am building a family medicine practice at those two offices. Many of you have seen me as a physician and that has been a fantastic part of my job. I love my job and am a people person, fishing is great but people are what is really important to me.

 

[Pointer 78]

I have a degree in Physical Therapy and currently work as a Therapist in the Cleveland and Dayton areas.

 

[groomer1a]

I am currently employed by Maintenance Rubber & Pump. I have been with them since 2001. We custom build, test and certify hydraulic, petroleum, chemical and food grade hoses. The sizes range from 1/4" to as larger as 10".
Before I came to MRP my wife and myself owned a dog grooming business and computer business in Findlay, Ohio.
I also worked for W.W Grainger and also was a photographic instructor for Olan Mills for 15 years between 1970 and 1985.

 

[BadBass]

Civil Engineer -geotechnical and construction materials - Aquaterra Engineering. Subusrface investigations, foundation designs, forensic construction evaluations, non-destructive evaluation of construction materials.
Notable things around town that you might have seen our work. Chickamauga Lock Cofferdam, Chattanooga Airport additions, Siskin Hospital, Silverdale Additions, Lakeshore drive bridges, etc..