What do you modelers do for a living?

Craig Martyn Mar 16, 2002

  1. up1950s

    up1950s TrainBoard Supporter

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    Navy --- Aircraft Structural Mechanic
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    Widmer Time Recorder Co---Time Stamp Machine repairman
    then
    New York Telephone , NYNEX , Bell Atlantic , Verizon --- Repairman-Test Desk Technician-Switchman
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    Retired---Couch Spud/Model Railroader 24/7
     
  2. alhoop

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    I know Saucier is just above Gulfport but what is the B&M? Not Boston and Maine is it?

    Al
     
  3. Cleggie

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    This is an update as I have just changed jobs. I was working in a steel fabrication work shop where the main focus was building steel work for electrical sub-stations. Heavy duty stuff lots of steel wrangling, I just got sick of it.

    I am now working as a maintenance engineer at a print factory. They run 24, 7, so it is shift work. There is just two shift rosters, shift one from 6am-2pm, shift two 2pm-10pm and every fourth week on call out.

    I just finished my first week and it is all good, I really enjoy fiddling about with machinery, replacing parts or machining up new ones.

    So I now have a better job and one that pays more as well! I'm a happy man!
     
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  4. sully14

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    Hello all. New to the board here. Been a firefighter for the last 11.5 years. Love the job. With my schedule (24on/48off) I get to be stay home dad for my 3 and 1 y/o daughters, who like trains also! Sully
     
  5. Lucas in Alaska

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    I thought I post in this thread a long time ago and after a quick search I found out I didn't so here goes.

    When I was in high school and college I worked at a number of jobs; fast food, pizza delivery driver, truck loader for RPS trucking, pawn shop broker, semi trailer builder for Monon and helped out on the family farm.

    Since then I have worked as an Air Traffic Controller. First three years at Anchorage ARTCC and then Sitka FSS (Flight Service Station) for the last 9 years.

    Lucas
    Sitka, Alaska
     
  6. piston_8

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    I am a machinist and have been for 19 yrs. I just moved back to houston from kansas in Oct.
     
  7. CHARGER

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    US Army Transportation Officer, (formerly Field Artillery)
     

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