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scoots a journeyman electrician.. decent money... me= event announcing and photography/video....
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Journeyman millwright/electrician at a plant which produces naugahyde. Im sorry environment.
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I was non-union, but I worked with the United Steel Workers union a few years ago. Thus far the only union I've worked with that doesn't have its head in the sand, and actually seems to have the best interest of its members in mind.
I'm the Quality Control Manager/Safety Manger at a corrugated box plant. Love the speed of it - producing less then three units per second is too damn slow. Also do the Food Safety program, backup Estimator, IT, Design....yeah, I'm busy.
I'm the Quality Control Manager/Safety Manger at a corrugated box plant. Love the speed of it - producing less then three units per second is too damn slow. Also do the Food Safety program, backup Estimator, IT, Design....yeah, I'm busy.
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Cramers box plant is way cleaner and more organized than where I work.
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My place looked a whole lot different when I started there. We're about 50% faster than we were five years ago, and twice as profitable. More money in the company kitty = more job security, not to mention more profit sharing. I've been thinking about starting a manufacturing consulting thing on the side lately; it's crazy what can be done in a short period of time with relatively little money.
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wow lots of electricians eh?
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I was thinking the sameberettaboi wrote:wow lots of electricians eh?
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I'm a branch manager of a bank. And I'm an assistant manager of a Gamestop. I'm busy.
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cramez wrote:I was non-union, but I worked with the United Steel Workers union a few years ago. Thus far the only union I've worked with that doesn't have its head in the sand, and actually seems to have the best interest of its members in mind.
I'm the Quality Control Manager/Safety Manger at a corrugated box plant. Love the speed of it - producing less then three units per second is too damn slow. Also do the Food Safety program, backup Estimator, IT, Design....yeah, I'm busy.
Food Safety Program? You make food containers as well?
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Im a handyman at indiana sugars, we basically distribute the whole midwest with sugar.
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13's or bust wrote:Im a handyman at indiana sugars, we basically distribute the whole midwest with sugar.
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I'm a driver for a local restaurant. Great pay, flexibility and work with great people. The only drawback is I don't get health insurance.
I deal with some Hotwheels and Johnny Lightnings for some extra money also.
I deal with some Hotwheels and Johnny Lightnings for some extra money also.
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Yup, the outer corrugated carton at least, and a little bit of high graphic wraps (go around 4-packs of yogurt, things like that). One of our biggest customers is a meat company here in town that uses around 25,000 boxes a day.ErichZ26 wrote:cramez wrote:I was non-union, but I worked with the United Steel Workers union a few years ago. Thus far the only union I've worked with that doesn't have its head in the sand, and actually seems to have the best interest of its members in mind.
I'm the Quality Control Manager/Safety Manger at a corrugated box plant. Love the speed of it - producing less then three units per second is too damn slow. Also do the Food Safety program, backup Estimator, IT, Design....yeah, I'm busy.
Food Safety Program? You make food containers as well?