Pics from work
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ontariobee
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This is one of my jobs, I'm also a licensed electrician
This is a practice house we did some training in and then did a control burn on it
This is my son born 9 weeks ago now
This is a practice house we did some training in and then did a control burn on it
This is my son born 9 weeks ago now
fastestbrickonearth
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This is my son born 9 weeks ago now
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Congrats on becoming a father (The best and most important job there is). Your first?
[/quote]Congrats on becoming a father (The best and most important job there is). Your first?
ontariobee
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This is my son born 9 weeks ago now
Congrats on becoming a father (The best and most important job there is). Your first?[/QUOTE]
Yep he's my 1st
lightningKILLER
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I work some secret squirrel $hit....government........its so secret that I really shouldn't be on vtcoa.com at work...but I am.
Chewbacca
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I work at a small structural engineering firm doing all the drafting on AutoCAD. We mainly do big ass residential houses, but also do some commercial buildings, as well as some historical preservation. We've revived a couple of lighthouses on block island, and a bunch of old churches and other buildings throughout Connecticut. I attached a couple screenshots of one of many projects we are currently working on...a 20,000sq ft or so house in Greenwich, CT. IT HAS TRUSSES TOO!!! Also has a couple of 2 car garages, and an indoor squash court at the bottom right of the house. I've been meaning to start a thread with some pics of the houses we've worked on.
NukeGM/Ford
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Psycho1122
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A lot of very cool occupations shown in this thread so far Guys!
I'm a Field Service Engineer for Medical Imaging (X-Ray) equipment. Including, General X-Ray, CT, Fluoro, Digital Radiography, Computerized Radiography and OEC C-Arms. Encompassing installation, software and networking integration.
Cheers!
I'm a Field Service Engineer for Medical Imaging (X-Ray) equipment. Including, General X-Ray, CT, Fluoro, Digital Radiography, Computerized Radiography and OEC C-Arms. Encompassing installation, software and networking integration.
Cheers!
Chewbacca
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Any other cool jobs from people who haven't posted?
tim simmons
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trussman
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I bet you'd find a ton of issues in my welding lol. Good news is low risk to human life
fastestbrickonearth
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Lots of stuff we do at the nuke plant gets shot. Pretty cool job
10-1=9
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Got to look into a nuclear reactor on a submarine when I was in the Navy. Was some pretty cool stuff.
Also worked with a couple talented high pressure certified welders.
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fastestbrickonearth
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Ya man nuclear is crazy. Not stuff people see every day
I bet you'd find a ton of issues in my welding lol. Good news is low risk to human life
This is prettier than I remember.
JaysSRT10
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Can't post any pics of work or talk about it to much. Against company policy, government and aerospace regulations.
Slickolvhc
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I work for Delta Airlines as a Load Distribution Desk Agent, aka I do the weight and balance for the big planes we all fly on! I get to see some cool stuff working at the airport too!
10-1=9
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This submarine was under so long that they were down to water & crackers to eat. Then they ran out of crackers. We had the sub tied up along side the small ship I was stationed on for a re supply. I sort of became friends with one of the nuke techs on board. Of course I asked/talked him into letting me see the hot tamale. He opened a door in the floor that allowed visual inspection of the reactor. It had hand wheels that moved different mirrors inside. That is how they did the required inspections. Everything was cool until his boss seen us coming out of "the room". Then we got a royal ass chewing! Lol
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