Does your daily job have anything to do with the transportation industry?

Quality Engineer for a company that makes cabs for 5 Ton military trucks, those are my product lines. We also make cabs for John Deere, Case New Holland, Grove cranes and AGCO sprayers plus a long list of other related items.

 

I do NDT in the aviation industry. I don't "wrench" on the planes. Only x-ray them and what not!

 

And you also give this site a TON of cool pics to look at throughout the car show season.
For that we are very thankful!!!

 

I work on the space program, does that count?

 

Ummm, higher, faster, farther (at least in the period represented by this board), yep.

 

I work for a NJ bus company.I repair them so we can serve the public.

 

Even though you asked the 'guys' Im gonna respond... LOL

I actually design and create automotive dealership newsletters for a 'real job'.

The newsletter you get from your local whatever dealership, was probably done by me.

Does that count?

 

I'm an appraiser helping to acquire the land for roads, railroads and highways. Does that count?

 

i help design roads here in texas

p.s. kirk's job is so cool he automatically sucks, but he has a cool car....which actually... makes him suck also. good thing he seems preatty cool or i'd really hate him.

 

Retired Parts and Service Director at a GM dealership. My entire working life in the auto industry.

 

I manage a limousine and bus company.

FONZI

 

I'm a dock worker for Old Dominion Freight Lines. I unload and load almost everything car related. Coolest things i have seen is a Nomad roof and two old Hemis. "If you got it trucks brought it."

 

I repaired and now am on a tech-help line for video transport streams. ie: microwave links for the TV industry. You did say transportation!

 

International freight forwarder, import/export air or ocean I guess I do it all, spend most of my time trying to convince people to box up the good bits of America and bring em here seriously I spend most of my time working with a couple of clients in the aviation business which can be challenging.

 

Yep all three of my jobs have something to do with transportation. I work at a gas station, that's the place that sells that stinky flamable stuff that makes them cool old jalopys we drive go vroom. The second I weld on stock car frames, those transport people in circles. The third job is at my dad's shop were I get to wrench on new fangled automobiles, and occasionally sneak to the other side of the shop and turn wrenches on a 3 or 4 junk olds rockets I'm building.

 

Auto glass installer

 

I'm a welder at a company that builds Ethanol plants

 

Ya'll can probably tell by my handle that I work on somthing that goes up and down and all around. Helicopters are like rollercoasters with no rails. I wrench on the rotors sos I'm a rotorwrench.

A little different form of transportation.

 

Just got me a job with Ford as a powertrain engineer. This probably doesn't count as an introduction.

 

I keep the gasoline industry in business buying their product in order for me to drive 100 miles a day to and from work.

 

Ford/Lincoln/Merc Tech and the more than occasional Junkdai umm I mean Hyundai.

 

I'm a buyer for General Motors Powertrain. Previously production supervisor for Karmann Automotive making retractable hardtops.

 

Service Manager for Honda car dealership
nigh on 30 years with same company

 

Sales Manager for a new car dealership.

 

High school auto shop teacher and mentor. db

 

Engine test cell technician. Working on hybrids right now.

 

I worked in bridge maintanence for 11 years and still work in street maintanence going on 20 years.

 

I was in the automotive industry. Now I'm in customer service for an industrial pipe and tube clamp company. It sucks big time but, it pays my bills.

 

I call BS!! You sir are a caterer of the crack! HAMB crack that is. You should change your name to BIGCHEF! Hope to see you soon man!

Oh yeah, as for me, well I'm a project engineer (16 years) that develops new models for the evil empire that is Toyota.

- RBR

 

I design highways, bridges, etc..