What is your occupation?

[Creighton]

Tech support for 8 yrs. at a high end GPS company (Ashtech). Last 15yrs Linda and I have had two companies. One is sales and support of GPS gear and the other is an art rubber stamp operation.
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Great thread!
Creighton

[Chris]

IT Delivery Manager specializing in an application called SAP.  Anyone familiar with SAP?

Yep David I deal with SAP or what the Navy calls ERP. They added a buch of custom fields that the normal reports won't show so I am trying to figure out how to navigate the ZE16.

[ss540]

Retired from Shell Oil as a Pressure Equipment Inspector.   I guess I miss the smell of refineries, so I stay in the game doing occasional contract inspection work.  Also supports the restoration hobbies.

[flippa]

I am a Civil Engineer.

I spent many years overseeing large scale construction projects (bridge/highway structures/transit stations,etc) mostly as an owner's representative.  I lived in California for working for Caltrans (State of CA Department of Transportation) and a private consultant as a bridge engineer. Very cool stuff; I got to travel literally all over California inspecting or overseeing the construction / demolition of bridges. I did a ton of travelling; there are only 3 or 4 counties I have not driven through in the 7 years I lived in CA. I moved back East & did more of the same for a bunch of years around Boston overseeing the construction of several schools and working on larger projects like the Deer Island Treatment Plant and the Big Dig debockle. After I got laid off from a General Contractor nine years ago, I started doing my own thing.

I currently work with property developers, architects & surveyors and design site utilities for new construction projects, mostly residential and small commercial development. I design on-site stormwater retention/drainage system designs, site layout/roadway design, water & sewer utilities, etc. I specialize in engineering design/permit drawings for projects in and around the Boston area.

Anyone looking to develop some property in Massachusetts?

[Jacko1070]

Bank Manager for small local bank in MA..........not quite the lucrative career it was in the earlier years.   I can only envy the collections of most on the board.

[tooth350]

Retired US NAVY,Chauffeur for a local limo company, Owned a Dental Lab for quite a few years, The tips from the limo lets me add to my budweiser stein collection and coke collection and other antiques as well.

[Ltransam]

   First thing 6 Year's US.Army Sgt Was A Mechanic & Went in to Some Sniper Training  The Last Unit i was in Was the 159-160Th Avn Night Stalkers 1981-83 (Yep the same unit That Flew in the Seals) To Get  Osama Bin Laden

 Now I work in High Speed Labeling Systems For The Distillery's & Soda & Wine Producers .Started Out a A Field Service Mechanic Only on them for 17 years Traveling on Average 245 days a year .Have Been The Service Manager now for the Last 8 years Totaling 25 Years .  

[Blind1968]

Freshly Retired from the US Army after 21 years, now I am a IT Tech for a Gov Contractor.  

[SIGNGUY]

I am 1/3 owner of our Families Insurance Agency. We are an independant agent representing over 12 Companies offering Home, Life, Auto, Business,Farm and other insurance products.  we have 8 people on staff.  I like the freedoms it allows me (like posting on SMC middle of the day, and checking in from time to time in between meetings with clients).

[Kaleid20]

Another IT Geek...Service Delivery Manager for Big Blue (IBM). Nothing to see here.

My dreams of being a riverboat captain were dashed once I decided to get married.