What job do ........................

I'm a building services maintenance engineer. I look after and repair all plant and equipment in commercial buildings including hvac. I specialise in electrical as I worked as an electrician for 20 odd years.

 

After 5 years of not having a "proper" job I now work at a TAFE College, lecturing the unemployed & unemployable.
Only downside is that I now have to do a teaching degree, not too bad though you get paid to go to uni & it's only 18 months because of previous degrees & prior learning. I taught at TAFE 30 years ago & this teaching degree rubbish wasn't needed then but it seems you now need it.

 

Electronics Engineer in the RAF, 15 years and counting this year.

Currently in Mobile Radar but my trade involves everything form I.T., Datacomms, Radios, Navaids, Remotely Piloted Air Systems. Basically anything on the ground that involves Electronics.

 

I'm an assistant manager at a branch of a nationwide trailer company. Not as exciting sounding as some of your jobs, but it pays the bills!

 

Senior Substance Misuse Worker. Just got promoted to a senior role

 

I'm an architect for a little local company. Was made up to associate director earlier this year which helps keeping the van on the road!

 

I'm a Knicker tester Only joking hehehe

Student (soon to be)

 

Not working, just looking after my sick missus so very little cash coming in.

 

Electrician and air con engineer. Been working for myself with business partner for about 15 yrs.

 

Im a Sales Rep for a Surgical Instrument company, I visit hospital Theatres and get to see some procedures when the Surgeons try out my kit, Neuro and Cardiac cases are interesting to see up close.....

 

I work for a retail chain as a service manager running an internal team of maintenance technicians.

 

I'm currently a house husband - best job I've ever had, but as school is back on tomorrow, I'm going to put myself back in the jobs market !!! Prior to this, I worked in Substance Misuse - second best job I ever had !!! Before that, I worked in the Printing Industry for nearly 30 years - a career choice that I didn't enjoy at all, but kept doing because it paid well. The lesson I learnt was, do something you enjoy and forget trying to get wealthy, 'cos the more you earn the more you spend and the end of the day you are no better off!!!

 

I,m a mechanic. It,s what i always wanted to do and i really enjoy it.