So what does everyone do for a living?

[BiTurbo]

I am a Caterpillar machine inspector, traveling most of the country inspecting machines. I also demostrate hand over new machines and manage undercarriage system (tracks). And any thing else now one wants to do... Lol. A few pics below.........

 

[CRD]

Cool, were you on the James Bond 'set' during filming?

 

[Stevefrs]

Process Engineer covering Europe, Middle East and Africa for a nonwovens company

 

[DaveBos]

Me is an Engineering surveyor. You can see me in @BiTurbo 's third pic, walking across dirty nappies, druggies needles and all sorts of other sh*t carrying out a landfill volume survey, feckin orrible. My second job is reading every single post on the forum, which was ok at the start but is now a bit of a mission everyday.

 

[mopardave]

firefighter

 

[VanBlanc]

Nothing, zilch, diddly squat, sweet fa - OK so I retired a wee bit early

Actually do a bit of charitable work as a director of the local EBP.

 

[Paul Morley]

As above retired by the biggest telecoms company in uk after they decided that after knackering my knee and wrist joints I was no good to them anymore so they retired me at 56 I am also a time served welder a proper one with a four year apprenticeship under my belt but afraid charity work is out the window as all my money is donated to the petrochemicals industry

 

[VanBlanc]

As above retired by the biggest telecoms company in uk after they decided that after knackering my knee and wrist joints I was no good to them anymore so they retired me at 56 I am also a time served welder a proper one with a four year apprenticeship under my belt but afraid charity work is out the window as all my money is donated to the petrochemicals industry

The idea of charitable work is to give your time not your money. I do probably 500 hours a year for which I get any expenses but no remuneration.

 

[Pauly]

Previously a full time electrician (or should i call that an electrical contracts manager) now a part time electrician and full time forum twitcher/fixer/doobywhatsit'er

 

[Paul Morley]

The idea of charitable work is to give your time not your money. I do probably 500 hours a year for which I get any expenses but no remuneration.

Yep i do no what you mean and good on you for doing it Afraid 500 hours is a good holiday to me And charity begins at home or on the road

 

[VanBlanc]

Don't get me wrong @Paul Morley it doesn't get in the way of hols or anything else. There is only one fixed event that I project direct and that is held in March so hardly holiday season.

Excuse me while I take an opportunity to fly our flag and build more links. Take a look at eastbourneebp.org.uk and bigfuturesshow.org.uk or find us on FaceBook - EastbourneEBP & BigFuturesShow

 

[redvers]

IT consultant for a financial services company based in Milton Keynes...

 

[Mojo]

Commercial Photographer working in advertising...

 

[Loz]

Operations Director of a Network Monitoring Software business.

 

[former member]

Run a PR business with my wife. Officially I'm a Director but that sounds a bit too grand.

And soon to be a Coastguard once I've finished my training.

 

[StudleyGlass]

Well you guys are all far too clever for me. im just a simple glass unit manufacturer. I have been in business 25 years in my little factory manufacturing double and triple glazed units of all shapes sizes and specs. www.studleyglass.com

Nothing exciting but it feeds the kids

 

[RattyMcClelland]

I own and run the Chipsaway South Nottingham Franchise. I love it. Until I get a light metallic side repair. Then I hate it.

 

[surf-report]

Emergency gas engineer and part time blogger!

 

[Caravellet6]

Head Of Procurement, buy stuff with other people's money!

 

[Jay]

Senior customer support engineer for baxi boilers