What do all of you do for a Living???????

I'm an industrial hygienest/occupational safety/radiation protection senior scientist for one of the world's largest employee owned companies. What that means is when I'm not helping our engineers and scientists plan how to perform work safely at sites that are contaminated with everything from alpha radiation emitting materials to zebra carcasses or I'm actually in the field with them making sure they're protected from alpha radiation emitting zebra carcasses.

Like I tell 'em, I'm first in and last out and if I say run don't ask why just make sure I don't trip over you!

HSO stands for Health and Safety Officer.

Take care,

Mike

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At this point in time, I have taught welding at an area Vo-Tech for 15 years. I have been in the welding field since 1964 and have been making knives since 1989. In 5 years I will be a full time knife maker. Ray Kirk www.tah-usa.net/raker
 
I am a Graphic Artist @ a major NY Ad Agency. It is more like working on the funny farm, than a coorporate enviornment.

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Can it core a apple?
 
I'm a retired army warrant (government reject :>). ) and retired from the heat-air-electrical trades (heart attack in 89) I now do my best to keep the wife happy by staying out from under foot. This gives me an excellent reason to work in the knife shop, where I want to be anyway.

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old pete
 
I'm a retired army warrant officer (government Reject). I am also retired from the Heat-air-electrical trades (Heart Attack in 89). I now do my best to keep the wife happy by staying out from under foot, This is a heck of a good excuse to work in the knife shop where I want to bee anyway.

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old pete
 
Am I the only repeat?? I own and operate a small wood flooring business that specializes in custom residential and commercial installations and re-finishes
When I am not doing this I spend my time chasing my wife and three dogs! I am not sure which is harder!

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Take care of the tools that take care of you


 
i'm an insane asylum director = nanny = zookeeper = triage nurse = brain surgeon = mom = circus ringmaster = therapist = lion tamer = superaction hero....no, wait, that's not what it says on my business cards....(pulls out biz card, squints at tiny writing therein)...oh, yeah.
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i forget sometimes what my REAL title is:

i'm the network manager & head programmer/analyst for a large (350+ computer) academic department at a large university. this means i do everything from hardware to packets, from debugging code in languages i can't write (seriously) to fixing hardware i've never seen powered up before (seriously!), to troubleshooting funky network problems that turn out to be the result of too much hamster cage dust in the network closet (how could i make this stuff up?). UNIX and networking are my main gigs, but i do a lot of PC/Macs, and lots of web work.

but i swear, sometimes i'm tempted to put "insane asylum director/superaction hero" on my biz cards, because it's basically the same thing: save the world from itself while handing out sympathy and straitjackets.
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i'm now on my first V A C A T I O N in four years and i've already spent two days of it on the phone with my inmates, er, i mean customers, assuring them that they can live without me for two weeks.

silverwing

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I'm a 2nd year student at the University of California, Berkeley.
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-Humpty

AKTI Member # A000984
Proverbs 23:2
 
I'm a electronic/computer tech for Texas Instruments; they actually call me a "working supervisor". Have to be responsible for any maintenance I do, plus all the other techs'
work, too. All the blame when something goes wrong, but none of the praise when all is right with the world.

Can't remember when I didn't love knives.

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Rod Sullivan
If it ain't broke, fix it till it is!
 
Software/network engineer at a Fortune 100 company. Possibly soon to be semi-retired if a "package" comes through.
 
Liong

I sell knives for a living. Most of my sales come from midwestern gun and knife shows. I set up seven tables of knives at fourty plus shows a year. There is a picture of my show setup at the upper R.H. corner of the knives page on my website.

Merry Christmas
gohmer

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SRKnife.com

 
Originally posted by James Segura:
I'm so bad, I scare myself.
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Is that why you've changed your forum name, you're in hiding?
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The vague and tenuous hope that GOD is too kind to punish the ungodly has become a deadly opiate for the conscience of millions.

*A. W. Tozer

2 Cor 5:10

 
I consider myself a problem solver, but I guess my official title would be Law Enforcement Officer. Until I can get a job in R&D at a major knife manufacturer.

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Dennis Bible
 
I have been everything from a bartender to a Flight Instructor, worked for one of the agencies under the USDA for a while but am currently a full-time father which has to be my most enjoyable and important job yet. It also means my wife supports me and my knife habit.
 
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