I'm a parts guy at a Dodge dealer......its ok but always looking for more

The dealers are ok to work for IMHO but i perfer to work for aftermarket parts places

 

I work at FedEx at night and am in the Navy Reserves... currently getting paperwork together to go back to active duty in the Army.

 

I've been working for a county Conservation District for the past 11 years. My function as an engineer is to design waste handling systems for farmers in an effort to prevent what is called non-point source pollution from entering the streams and ending up in the Chesapeake Bay. Basically, I perform surveys, create CAD drawings, and write contract specs so contractors can build manure structures, barn yards, waste water transfer and treatment facilities, and a host of other things. The main idea is to clean up farms and keep the poop out of the streams.

Before that I worked for a land surveyor, a road construction company, I was a laborer for a township road crew, I ran a log skidder for my brother, worked several years for a dairy farmer, and spent my childhood and teen years working on my dad's small beef farm. Agriculture is in my blood, and I hope I can remain in that area.

 

To all of you who called your selves alcoholics....you disgrace me.








The correct term is professional

 

I was in the service for 4 years, got out and got a job managing a retail pet store for 2 1/2 years, worked as a correctional officer for 2years and have been a steel worker for the last 9. Man, I'm getting old. []

 

I own a small underground utility construction company. We install conduit and related items for Verizon. Once in a while I even get to pay myself!!

 

Own a Landscaping Construction company "Lynden Construction" Run Only Dodge They are the Toughest!! and most reliable

 

I mow lawns in the summer.

 

sous chef at sheriton four pointss hotel

 

I'm an electrician/Home automation/Audio Video guy... I'm good with mechanical too. Got a plumbers and Irrigation license as well. CEU's are a Bltch!