What you do for a living (work, job)?

I sell drugs. Legitimate ones, not ones made in a bathtub in Mexico and then smuggled across the border. I work for a major pharmaceutical company. Approaching the 34 year mark... I’m a long term survivor. Planning to retire sometime in the next year, at which point the Tundra will be used for many more road-trips.

 

I wear those N95s (at work). Keep up the good work.

 

Used to be a director of automation in aerospace, civ and mil, but hooked up with a couple chemical and mechanical engineers and created a new company from scratch. Now I help people make cannabis and hemp oil. It does not suck.

 

Director of Virtual Construction for a large mechanical/electrical/plumbing and industrial contractor. Started with them 23 years ago as a field engineer fresh out of college, moved into project management, and then took over oversight and management of our 3D modeling/BIM/pre-construction detailing back in 2013.

Basically, the people that work for me try to build our projects digitally before they get built for real, so that we can find and solve the issues and can prefabricate and modularize the construction to be more safe, more efficient, and less expensive with the same or higher level of quality.

I’ve got a great group of people that work for us to make that happen... and we’re always looking for more.

 

Former Army flight medic, former SWAT medic, currently working as firefighter/paramedic

 

Retired Firefighter, this is the truck I used to drive

 

Engineer or tillerman?

 

Bendy trucks FTW.

 

Engineer

 

I still do this but this was a few years ago.

 

I am the different looking guy in the picture.

 

Oh the striped shirt! Didn’t see it at first glance. Got it.

 

Social worker in California.

 

Thought I was being sly. Stripped shirt. You nailed it.

 

Love using 3D models when I'm calculating up designs for field layout. Sometimes it's so hard to see how different systems work together on 2D drawings, the 3D drawings make it so easy to see if I'll have clearance issues and have to tweak the design.

 

Make the worlds best Bourbons.

 

then surely you must work for Buffalo trace distillery

 

Sazerac are masters of marketing no doubt and their allocation system for things that they have warehouses full of to drum of demand is an interesting strategy but no, it’s a big small industry and I know a lot of people there but I work for Brown-Forman (Woodford Reserve , Old Forester , Jack Daniels, Slane and some damn good scotches Glen Dronach and BenRiach, Glenglassaugh)

 

yeah I would say you work at an incredible establishment.......blantons happens to be my personal favorite but I am very fond of woodford reserve and some of the old forester offerings as well!

 

Sounds like you calibrate a lot of cool stuff. I work for an automotive supplier as the in-house metrologist, and send out our reference standards to labs like you.

The plant I work at makes main bearing caps for FCA, Ford, GM, Honda, Nissan. Before my time there they were trying to quote a Toyota V8 cap but never got it. Not sure what engine it was for, as the design looks totally different from pics of torn apart engines I've seen.

 

Kool! We do see a lot of interesting items come in. We have a quite large CMM for doing 1st article inspection verification. Large enough to verify aircraft landing gear specs down to micro inch uncertainty. I'm 65 now and not planning to retire for quite some time. I love working with the latest high tech goodies. Still learning something new everyday It's nice to have another member know that we don't predict the weather as a job........ha!


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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metrology

 

Ever considered moving out to Colorado?????

 

Cartographer currently working in mining.

 

I manage subcontracts for the Space Science & Engineering division of a research institute.

 

I'm currently between roles and looking for my next opportunity.

 

Full time I am a Project Manager and Estimator at a sheet metal fabrication company. 50-75% of full time I am a freelance photographer and outdoor photography workshop instructor. During the summer months I add in sea kayak and flat water kayak instructor.

 

I used to bartend and, oh my freakin word, when we got Woodford in for a shelf item we were selling it by the bottle. I dont drink so I cant attest to how any of them taste personally but people loved that stuff.