Ducati Sporting Club UK > General > Idle Chat > What job do you do for a living ?

[keith_mann1959]

Telecoms, well a variation of, providing comms for the troops overseas.

[Desmondo]

Self employed printer, part of a family business. Mainly printing menu's for takeaways. Fairly easy job apart from most of our customers are nutters. Check out you local's menu and see if it was printed by Saxon

[Clippy]

Programme/project manager, mainly IT stuff, in the motor finance industry...

Keeps the wolf from the door, but hardly extreme adrenaline employment!

Giles

[desmojen]

Airframes technician in Her Majesty's Royal Air Force, maintaining the mighty C130J here in Wiltshire.
I get to travel a lot too!

[ScottyB]

HSE Advisor/Medic in the oil industry.

Spent a year working over in Kazakhstan then returned to work in the North Sea again on a much better rota.

Have been known to help out doing the medic cover at Mallory where my mate Paul has the contract. It is always good to keep your hand in with trauma as we don't get much offshore....mostly just industrial injuries, fingers, toes and eyes.

I work 2 weeks on 2 weeks off, then 2 weeks on 4 weeks off........

Not a bad life beats the Forces which has gone seriously down the pan

[baylissboy]

Motor vehicle technician..................ok,car mechanic!

[MJS]

Originally posted by ScottyB
HSE Advisor/Medic in the oil industry.

Spent a year working over in Kazakhstan then returned to work in the North Sea again on a much better rota.


I work 2 weeks on 2 weeks off, then 2 weeks on 4 weeks off........

What rotation did you do in Kazakhstan? Interested to see how it compares to what we're being offered to go....

[Dave G]

Imagineer!
:P
We've done this thread before,havent we?

[Henners]

Human resources project manager in change management - banking industry. Great job, 4 days a week, flexible hours and I can retire in 5 years - yipeeeeeeee

[Dementor]

Originally posted by Nigel C
I make sure you can get all your shopping every week

No Nigel, the Mrs does that