whats your 9 to 5?

[j-roadtatts 1,129]

Yeah, I have to work 1 pm- 9pm thursday thru monday. Petty much the opposite of everyone I know. Tuesday and Wensday make for some prety boring weekends. I am a Tattoo Artist and Body Piercer in Beautiful Colorado.

[onebadmonte 235]

I'm a CAD/CAM designer for a manufacturer of automotive a/c systems. I design the parts on the computer, then program the CNC machines that make them. 7-5 monday thru friday, for the past 9 years.

[nem 2,019]

My current role is maintenance technology supervisor.

[j-roadtatts 1,129]

My current role is maintenance technology supervisor.

Thats a fancy title!

[nem 2,019]

My current role is maintenance technology supervisor.

Thats a fancy title!

When shit hits the fan I get the call. Mechanical, electrical, or procss.

[Kawonu 0]

I'm a lead designer in medium voltage motor controls for a large electrical company from 7am to 4ish.

[BanginGMC 23]

I install Turf, for those who dont know what that is.. its the "fake grass" on football field.

I also turf homes (backyards and frontyards) ive done personal putting greens.

Ive installed the football field for the Toronto Argonauts in Canada, ive worked on the Detroit Lions as well.

I installed football (sports) fields for MANY Colleges and Highschools, i've been to almost every state.

My hours are (seasonal) waking up at 6 in the morning start work at 7 and end at 10 11 and sometimes 12 at night.

7 days a week untill the season is over, which takes months..

I get time and a half and double time after 40 hours a week.

I probably did your highschool

[Dammed 12]

not many regular 9-5 jobs here. Like the one above, strange but cool.

I just applied to a pizza restaurant chain, if I get it I'll be making pizzas and sometimes I'll be the pizza delivery boy.

Edited January 20, 2010 by Dammed

[abmoore 8]

6 to 5 assistant coordinator of superintendents for a contracting company. I think that title makes me sound more important than I am lol. Student from 6 to 9 and on Saturdays. Going back to full time student this august. Back to that physics!!!

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

I'm a CAD/CAM designer for a manufacturer of automotive a/c systems. I design the parts on the computer, then program the CNC machines that make them. 7-5 monday thru friday, for the past 9 years.

I have done a few CAD positions with very similar work over the recent years.

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

Current contract: spatial engineer.

&

Mark and I run SSA and all that comes with it.

[alexj01_83 6]

I'm a soldier/citizen, for the army I work on the reverse osmosis water purification units pumps a.c. and generators. Home I work for Cumberland county school transportation, school bus road mechanic. love my work truck cant wait to get back to it.

[Mark LaFountain 1,054]

My current role is maintenance technology supervisor.

Thats a fancy title!

When shit hits the fan I get the call. Mechanical, electrical, or procss.

lols, thats awesome!

[REVpuggie 23]

I work as an Industrial cleaner for a small local company , we do lots of things so i'm not going to explain what is ...and I am certified to do it all so... gets bills paid ...

[bigrank916 72]

I do maintenence and moving for ReMax Gold Real Estate. If a primadonna agent wants to move their office or some lights go out, Im yur man.

Its only a part time gig that allows me to spend time on my sunny Cali hobbies.

[onebadmonte 235]

I'm a CAD/CAM designer for a manufacturer of automotive a/c systems. I design the parts on the computer, then program the CNC machines that make them. 7-5 monday thru friday, for the past 9 years.

I have done a few CAD positions with very similar work over the recent years.

It's got its ups and downs. Strikes and gutters, as the dude would say. The software is a nightmare, pro/engineer. I call it pro/p-o-s. OEM projects are the best. Logging and verifying hours. The paper work. Oh, and don't get me started on revisions, I love revisions.

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

I'm a CAD/CAM designer for a manufacturer of automotive a/c systems. I design the parts on the computer, then program the CNC machines that make them. 7-5 monday thru friday, for the past 9 years.

I have done a few CAD positions with very similar work over the recent years.

It's got its ups and downs. Strikes and gutters, as the dude would say. The software is a nightmare, pro/engineer. I call it pro/p-o-s. OEM projects are the best. Logging and verifying hours. The paper work. Oh, and don't get me started on revisions, I love revisions.

I am now in 3DS Max for this job, but will be using an array of different programs.

[topgun 262]

I work in a shop and do material testing.

[onebadmonte 235]

I'm a CAD/CAM designer for a manufacturer of automotive a/c systems. I design the parts on the computer, then program the CNC machines that make them. 7-5 monday thru friday, for the past 9 years.

I have done a few CAD positions with very similar work over the recent years.

It's got its ups and downs. Strikes and gutters, as the dude would say. The software is a nightmare, pro/engineer. I call it pro/p-o-s. OEM projects are the best. Logging and verifying hours. The paper work. Oh, and don't get me started on revisions, I love revisions.

I am now in 3DS Max for this job, but will be using an array of different programs.

That's cool. Is that software more like a free form modeling/surfacing. Pro/E is very difficult. Everything has to be dimensioned and constrained. It's difficult to get organic shapes without the surfacing module, which they refuse to buy here. Modeling duct work for under the dash is a nightmare. I must have aged like 30 years just working here. What can I say it pays the bills. Any work to show off?

[Tirefryr 1,742]

I'm a lead designer in medium voltage motor controls for a large electrical company from 7am to 4ish.

What company? I used to build power generation and distribution units and we used a lot of MCCs from GE, Cutler Hammer, Square D, and ABB.

[Kanaworm$ 292]

I work as an Energy Management and Marketing Specialist for the Federal Government. I manage and market the Hydro-Power produced from all the dams along the Missouri River in Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota. Work closely with the Army Corp Of Engineers.

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

I'm a CAD/CAM designer for a manufacturer of automotive a/c systems. I design the parts on the computer, then program the CNC machines that make them. 7-5 monday thru friday, for the past 9 years.

I have done a few CAD positions with very similar work over the recent years.

It's got its ups and downs. Strikes and gutters, as the dude would say. The software is a nightmare, pro/engineer. I call it pro/p-o-s. OEM projects are the best. Logging and verifying hours. The paper work. Oh, and don't get me started on revisions, I love revisions.

I am now in 3DS Max for this job, but will be using an array of different programs.

That's cool. Is that software more like a free form modeling/surfacing. Pro/E is very difficult. Everything has to be dimensioned and constrained. It's difficult to get organic shapes without the surfacing module, which they refuse to buy here. Modeling duct work for under the dash is a nightmare. I must have aged like 30 years just working here. What can I say it pays the bills. Any work to show off?

Yes, mostly free form. I never like Pro-E, but then again I did not have all that much time on it. I preferred BRL-CAD. As with all of the other work that I have been doing that requires a clearance, I cannot show anyone what I am working on.

[porkchop 304]

i get high at work, lol.

union journeyman ironworker

and yes, unemployed.

built a bunch of cool projects over the years, you will see one of them this sunday, just watch the game!

here is a pic of me about 250 feet above where the turf will be.

see the bobcat skid steer...... cool .

[hardballer7 0]

US Navy submariner....nuclear machinist mate

[CadillacMatt 31]

I'm a CAD/CAM designer for a manufacturer of automotive a/c systems. I design the parts on the computer, then program the CNC machines that make them. 7-5 monday thru friday, for the past 9 years.

That's bad dude we had a CNC machine at our shop that's one of the few things I didn't get an opportunity to learn

@Notorious from FWI: It must be beautiful down there, I have a buddy from Trinidad & Tobago we are shooting to fly there next Carnival, couldn't make it this year due to "financial concerns and unforseen situations"

@Porkchop: Holy hell man I get dizzy on stepladders no way I could do that kind of work, props to ya

Edited January 21, 2010 by CadillacMatt