Thread: Where Do You Work?

Originally Posted by Jess3103

lmao...Well I do pipeline work. When they find natural gas we go in and lay the pipe for it to run. And I also work part time from home...lmao...You know when you guys/gals get down and need someone to get you "up".

I could be wrong... but you work for a "HOTline"? haha

I work at Canadian Tire Financial Services. I currently handle Roadside Assistance for GM Canada, VW Canada, Geico(When your in Canada lol), Canadian Tire Roadside assistance, and the Power Assist program that comes with those handy car batteries bought at the canadian tire store.

I have a job interview tomorrow though, for the IT department within the same company. It'll be a 6 dollar raise, and I'll change from part time to full time. I'll be making 43000 a year(canadian haha) with a max potential earning of 56000(before bonus's). so at 20 years old... I'll be modding my car like crazy.. haha

Originally Posted by Jess3103

Ya..Im all sexy sometimes and then working around welding machines and in the dirt the next! lol

I like how you keep a good variety of activities into your daily routine. Staying Healthy. haha

Originally Posted by Jess3103

lmao...Well I do pipeline work. When they find natural gas we go in and lay the pipe for it to run. And I also work part time from home...lmao...You know when you guys/gals get down and need someone to get you "up".

im confused.... do u sell coke,crack,meth from home?

intresting..........

I'm a Field Service Tech/Valve + Wellhead Tech.... mostly valve and wellhead tech nowadays since the big slow down in the oil industry.

Basically I build and test wellheads such as tubing heads, casing heads, speed heads, trees, etc for oil and gas producing wells. We build them in complete hook ups ready to go out in the field and be installed. On the valve side, I mostly do reman, I completely tear them down and rebuild them to be installed on trees or heads. We also do alot of Frac equipment too which has pretty much kept us afloat in this slow down. The equipment we test go from anywhere between 3,000 PSI - 30,000 PSI. There ticking time bombs and there is very little room for error. There are 4 of us and we're the best of the best, work very well together and get the **** knocked out.

When I do the Field work, I drive (company truck of course) anywhere from 20 miles to 300 miles to install the equipment above on wells per customer requests. Lately though, I pretty much ONLY work in the shop which is fine by me. Its nice going home every night verses being on the road for days away from home, sleeping in the truck, or staying at a dive hotel in the middle of nowhere...

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hm? we'll rite now I'm activated under Federal orders in Iraq as a truck driver. After orders I go back to doing normal NC national guard stuff ( pretty much nothing) on the weekends and then retain my job at Smithfield packing Co. I work in shipping department, putting together company orders and using a forklift to load reefers ( 18-wheelers ).

but hopefully when I apply at the state/federal prision, I'll get a job there after deployment and can resign my postion at Smithfield, loading meat

Full time student San Joaquin delta College Master auto tech a.a degree

Mobile mechanic TorqueAuto_motiv

Private chef and bbq caterer when time permits...

But will basically take on any job that pays carpentry,yard work,mechanics,type setting