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Superintendent for a site development company and finish grade equipment operator 20 years in the dirt and will never do anything else.
 
Camoboss said:
Yes sir! Everyday. What was your position at Ball?
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I worked for an Industrial Maintenance Contractor as a supervisor we would go in when machines were down and do repairs, between the chemicals used to clean the cans and the noise of the presses that place was a headache factory! Great money paying job up here in NY and very hard to get hired into!
 
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Mike Armstrong said:
Thanks for your service Chief.

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You are more than welcome. Actually, dinner if the best times of my life!! But I'm counting on this upcoming season adding to those days as I'm going all in on saddle hunting. Dragging my Nebraska buddy kicking and screaming all the way!!
 
Islandshooter said:
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You are more than welcome. Actually, dinner if the best times of my life!! But I'm counting on this upcoming season adding to those days as I'm going all in on saddle hunting. Dragging my Nebraska buddy kicking and screaming all the way!!
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I hate autocorrect when it kicks my butt...some of the best times-not "dinner". Lol
 
Bourdeau said:
I worked for an Industrial Maintenance Contractor as a supervisor we would go in when machines were down and do repairs, between the chemicals used to clean the cans and the noise of the presses that place was a headache factory! Great money paying job up here in NY and very hard to get hired into!
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Rodger that! I will be here till the end.... ha ha!
Nice chatting with you brother. Take care!
 
Autumnrider said:
For 25 years (May), at Caterpillar Reman facility in Corinth
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I put some tissue converting machines in -I think for an SCA tissue mill- very close to you I stayed in Muscle Schoals for a few weeks while working down there, one of the people we met took us for a cookout very near where you work! Beautiful part of our country always wondered what the hunting was like....this was probably around 2003?
 
Im a project engineer at a timber frame and prefabricated residential construction company.


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30 years in a brewery. Man, that place was a cross between The Twilight Zone and F Troop! (I know, a lot of you guys are too young to remember F Troop).
Couple 150 guys, with beer, and lax supervision and you can't even begin to imagine the stuff that went on in that place. No wonder it closed down.

I then worked in a steel mill doing IR photography on furnaces and ladles. Got downsized.

I'm semi retired. Driving a school bus to pay for all the stuff you've guys convinced me that I can't live without. Thanks a lot:grinning:
 
I own a small seamless gutter company. Been involved in this trade for almost 15 years. Unfortunately for me, September -December is the busiest time of year.
 
I'm kind of a do it all, been working as a tig welder for 10 years, 95% is stainless steel, for a manufacturing company that builds machines for the food and beverage industry. Mostly big pasteurizers, warmers and such. I also do some work on the mills, lathes, and such as needed. Also build tools and jigs as needed for our products. On the side I help with the family farm, cutting and baling hay, Bush hogging and working cows
 
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