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A well people will do bad things you see the bad all the time because of your job there are lots of good honest hard working people also. Unfortunately jobs like yours are needed but I do not envy what you have to do and the bottom feeders you have to interact with. sometimes.
Never restored a Spyder, but GS motors are lot's of fun, especially when they arrive looking like this!
I didn't do a full restoration on the Breadvan either, just had to remove some hay bails from the nose
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Yipes...Looks kinda like the RX-2 in my garage. I liked them better when they were ready for the grass. The Abarth bodied 356 was cool too.Never restored a Spyder, but GS motors are lot's of fun, especially when they arrive looking like this!
I'm a martial arts instructor with a studio in Seattle. Some people ask me what my "real job" was before I opened a commercial school, and I have to roll my eyes and say "This IS my real job...and I'm my own boss, have contracted gigs throughout the city as well as regular classes at the studio, and wake up everybday looking forward to going to work, no complaints about coworkers or bosses."
~Restita
The naysayers just hatin. U are blessed.....
Self employed policy analyst and consultant. I keep folks out of trouble with the Corps of Engineers, EPA, FEMA, USFWS and a few others.
After major hurricanes, I get to do critical asset inspections and beach damage surveys.
After major hurricanes, I get to do critical asset inspections and beach damage surveys.
Thanks! I'm hoping to find out today *fingers crossed*Good Luck Stacy!!
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IMO there is nothing tougher nor more rewarding than being a stay-at-home parent. Cheers to you!I finally found my dream career, stay-at-home-dad. I have my own office too.
I am a Commissioning Authority. What the heck is that, you say?
We represent owners (usually) and help them write an Owner Project Requirement for a building or other project. This helps the designer understand the owner's priorities before they set out to design the project. Once the design team is selected and creates the Contract Documents, we review the design prior to submission to the bid market (usually) so we can help avoid errors and omissions and other things that could make the end product less useful than it should be, or more expensive than it needs to be.
When the project is awarded, we do inspections and testing to make sure the owner gets what the designer has drawn, and the systems are optimized for efficiency and occupant comfort/utility.
Our specialty is HVAC and electrical, but we also do some security, plumbing and alarms.
We represent owners (usually) and help them write an Owner Project Requirement for a building or other project. This helps the designer understand the owner's priorities before they set out to design the project. Once the design team is selected and creates the Contract Documents, we review the design prior to submission to the bid market (usually) so we can help avoid errors and omissions and other things that could make the end product less useful than it should be, or more expensive than it needs to be.
When the project is awarded, we do inspections and testing to make sure the owner gets what the designer has drawn, and the systems are optimized for efficiency and occupant comfort/utility.
Our specialty is HVAC and electrical, but we also do some security, plumbing and alarms.
Journeyman Lineman for local power company. When the weathers bad and the lights go out, I'm the one that's called to restore power. I love my job and wouldn't trade it for nothing else. Some days suck, some are gravy. Everyday is a challenge tho.
Yep. If we get hired at the front end like I described, and the project doesn't go well....
We have nowhere to hide.
We have been fortunate to do well on the ones we do "all the way". Once an owner has a project go well with us, they bring us work, which is nice. My first couple of years were tough, now finding a way to manage the work is a much bigger challenge than getting it.
Of course, that can change at any moment if you get lazy!
CNC Press Brake operator,i work in the oil/forestry,etc, industries making cooling systems for drilling eguipment and such.
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I work in a animation studio. I specialize in CG shading, lighting, and compositing. But I do alot of general 3d work like modeling.
I am also a part time site superintendent for My bosses other company.
I am also a part time site superintendent for My bosses other company.
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