What does everyone do for a living?

[7mag.]

I work for Seattle Public Utilities as a Sr. equipment operator. How about everyone else?

 

[luke moffat]

Process operator for an oil company on the Arctic Ocean.

 

[Becca]

Registered Nurse-- I work on a cardiovascular care unit with inpatients undergoing open heart or other vascular surgery, diagnostic testing, and other cardiac conditions and procedures. I have also previously taught clinical courses for our University's School of Nursing, but have taken a hiatus lately to make more time for hunting and hiking trips

 

[BuckSnort]

I install laminate and hardwood floors... Work has been slow last couple years but as of today I just received my contractors license and am hoping more doors of opportunity will open...

 

[AK Troutbum]

I live for a living. Sometimes that doesn't always pay the bills, so I do what Becca does. Unfortunately, without the hiatus.

 

[Evan Williams]

I am a full-time archery technician and in a few months will be back on my training schedule preparing for the 2014 World Championships in Spain (if the country makes it that much longer).

 

[barmar65]

10 color printing press operator. We print for the food packaging industry. We mainly do cheese packages for most major grocery chains and big name food companies.

 

[Rod]

Inspector for John Deere, I work @ the Product Engineering Center were we design all our large tractors.

 

[bnsafe]

Registered nurse working in cardiovascular like Becca only just doing stress tests an caths

 

[CritterGetter]

I work on helicopter avionics and electrical systems for the government.

 

[Tdiesel]

mechanic/ rancher work 4 tens and after go to work on the ranch. My dad sure helps me out though

 

[billy molls]

Cool thread! I am an Alaskan big game hunting guide. Up until this year, I have been a carpenter/contractor in the off season in my home state of Wisconsin. I also have been producing Alaska hunting DVDs for the past 7 years. This is the first year that I have quit pounding nails: I am now spend my off-season giving "Alaska hunting seminars" at sport shows, speaking at schools about chasing your dreams, and I am almost finished with my first book.

About 30 years ago, my grandfather, told me that a young man who was looking for adventure should go to Alaska. He wished he could have, but he never made it. It was about as good of advice as anyone has ever given me..... I am lucky beyond belief.

 

[MJ from Oregon]

I am a Heating and Air Conditioning contractor in Southern Oregon.

 

[Beastmode]

I am a journeyman lineman. I work on power lines ranging from 120 volts to 500,000 volts. I work all hours of the day to keep the lights on. Sometimes doing shifts as long as 40 or 50 hours straight.

Having a little fun at work.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiUnq7UQAZ8&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

[hunting1]

I am a Project Manager now for a solar tracking company, but before this was in the civil world building highways, sewars, etc. Wish I could hunt for a living though.....

 

[okie jim]

Oilfeld here, manager at a service company.

 

[ElkNut1]

I live in Idaho & run ElkNut Outdoors fulltime! I'm very lucky to do something I truly love doing! Before that for 32years I owned a Masonry Contractor business. My son took it over 6-7 years ago now!

ElkNut1

 

[Kevin Root]

I work at Apple Inc in the Facilities World. I manage a team that is responsible for design, construction and office maintenance of all the Apple Inc offices here in silicon valley.

 

[bbrown]

I am a estimator/project manager for a drywall and steel stud framing company. We also dabble in ceiling grid, insulation and just about anything the Owner thinks he could make some money in. Also, do a bit of guiding and outfitting for a buddy of mine.

 

[WV Hunter]

I'm a low life sales rep in the electrical power products field. Our company represents about 10 different manufacturers.