Trophy Owners Professions?????????
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I originally did an accountancy degree, strangely enough I found it really dull and clicky. So I jacked it in and have been working in a warehouse for the last six years on nights lol. Ive just lost my job yesterday, so Im at home relaxing. Im not upset, as I had to work my nads off and never had a social life. I need an "out of the ordinary" job to suit my personality. Round Herts, any ideas? Anyway, happy days. :?
I hate kids. when they are not mine of course. Not that I have any yet lol.
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"I make internet" :lol:
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Im bored of my job, can I have another one now, please. 10 years in a warehouse is too much for anyone. :mrgreen:
BenG said:I have a new job since last time. I'm now a Wind Turbine Technician.
I Farm Wind.
That's interesting because I'm an Air Traffic Controller & any proposed windfarm developments within certain areas within or operational field have to pay us lots of money for consultation & risk assessment work.
I must add I love my job, I do tower and radar controlling. Tower being in the greenhouse at top of the tower building landing & takeing off aircraft & controlling all aircraft & vehicles at the airport. Radar as you would think sat looking at a highly processed & clean display of aircraft out to 40miles.
Of course at this time of year I'm paid to read books as not much flys.
i am an events co-ordinator. i work and organize show and productions like circusses all around the uk, i work for the ladyboys of bangkok when that tours the uk.
i basically sit in an office in cheshire and run the circus show from there.
i basically sit in an office in cheshire and run the circus show from there.
where do you go to learn how to farm wind? can I do that at my local college? You couldn't make it up hehe :mrgreen:
There's some pretty interesting jobs there! mine seems quite boring compared...Im currently an assistant design co-ordinator for a construction company, Im usually site based but im trying different things within the company at the moment
jenks04 said:
Winter schedules vastly reducing, general aviation traffic (ie all the light aircraft/private pilots) very low, so no not much flys some days.
On some days last wk I could wind out radar to look over the uk from Heathrow up to Manchester & skies were very empty.
Forgot to add, I see you're from Cardiff, I worked at Cardiff Airport for 6 weeks back in 2003 living in a B&B in Barry iirc
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I'm a network engineer for a financial networks company, I work on the POS side of things so managing the network handling card transactions.
Not very exciting!
Not very exciting!
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Surely there is only 1 risk as far as air traffic is concerned... :wink:
Basically DONG Energy (the company I work for) are in the process of building an offshore wind farm and put ads in the local paper and internet asking for people with electrical/mechanical qualifications to carry out service and maintenance work, I applied, got an interview which went very well and I got the job. As the wind farm is still under construction I travel around the UK and Denmark learning the job and training, none of the 24 technicians who got the job have ever been in a wind turbine before they got the job.
Siemens take on apprentice Wind Turbine Technicians and there are a few places in the UK you can study at so keep a look out.