Your Other Life-
05-21-2008 | 01:33 PM
#41
Nontypical Buck
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From: Blanchester Ohio USA
RE: Your Other Life-
ORIGINAL: Centaur 1
I'm an Aerospace Technician for United Space Alliance. I work in the Aft shop where we're in charge of everything behind the Shuttle cargo bay. All of the propulsion systems; SSME Main engines, Orbital ManeuveringSystem engines and the Reaction Control System thrusters. We also work on the Auxiliary Power Units which supply hydraulic power and the water spray boiler and flash evaporator which cool the hydraulic fluid at different altitudes. We have three avionics bays, a gazillion miles of wiring and all of the electrical andmechanicalinterfaces with the external tank.
I'm an Aerospace Technician for United Space Alliance. I work in the Aft shop where we're in charge of everything behind the Shuttle cargo bay. All of the propulsion systems; SSME Main engines, Orbital ManeuveringSystem engines and the Reaction Control System thrusters. We also work on the Auxiliary Power Units which supply hydraulic power and the water spray boiler and flash evaporator which cool the hydraulic fluid at different altitudes. We have three avionics bays, a gazillion miles of wiring and all of the electrical andmechanicalinterfaces with the external tank.
Another aerospace guy...Cool...I worked with a few guys from the shuttle program. I always liked the idea of getting on there but never realy did much about it. Iridium satellites kept me busy enough.
05-21-2008 | 01:34 PM
#42
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Your Other Life-
I am a FPDE (Female Pleasure Device Engineer) The pay is not that good, but I get to meet a lot of "smiling" faces.
No, seriously I am a CellSite/Electronics Technician for one of the largest carriers in the nation.
LT
No, seriously I am a CellSite/Electronics Technician for one of the largest carriers in the nation.
LT
05-21-2008 | 01:35 PM
#43
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Scotland & Spain
RE: Your Other Life-
ORIGINAL: Centaur 1
I'm an Aerospace Technician for United Space Alliance. I work in the Aft shop where we're in charge of everything behind the Shuttle cargo bay. All of the propulsion systems; SSME Main engines, Orbital ManeuveringSystem engines and the Reaction Control System thrusters. We also work on the Auxiliary Power Units which supply hydraulic power and the water spray boiler and flash evaporator which cool the hydraulic fluid at different altitudes. We have three avionics bays, a gazillion miles of wiring and all of the electrical andmechanicalinterfaces with the external tank.
I'm an Aerospace Technician for United Space Alliance. I work in the Aft shop where we're in charge of everything behind the Shuttle cargo bay. All of the propulsion systems; SSME Main engines, Orbital ManeuveringSystem engines and the Reaction Control System thrusters. We also work on the Auxiliary Power Units which supply hydraulic power and the water spray boiler and flash evaporator which cool the hydraulic fluid at different altitudes. We have three avionics bays, a gazillion miles of wiring and all of the electrical andmechanicalinterfaces with the external tank.
My boyfriend has a degree in Aero engineering and is persuing a career with Polar air cargo and BA.
05-21-2008 | 01:49 PM
#45
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Blissfield MI USA
RE: Your Other Life-
Factory worker, I also do security in between factory jobs. Factory work isn't too steady anymore, I tend to get laid off every couple of years and have to look for a new job. So far my record is a little over 4 years at one job. I have never been fired or quit, the places either close or have big layoffs that I get caught up in. I have worked at Mag Industries (flashlights), and a few other machine shops, one I was in quality control. I worked in a glass factory, a tire factory, an iron foundry, Campbell's soups, Tecumseh Products, and currently work at Blissfield Manufacturing where we make oil coolers among other things. Mostly braze work, we have four large braze ovens.
I work 4 days a week 10 hours a day with three day weekends. I'm on my feet all day with some heavy lifting depending on the job I do. And the parts are pretty hot as well, the ovens run at around 2,000 degrees. Not the best job during the summer
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I make 13 bucks an hour with decent insurance 80/20 with optical and 50 percent dental coverage. They take half my check for child support though, so I only make $200 a week, $180 on the week they take union dues out. Sadly, this is one of the better jobs I have had.
Paul
I work 4 days a week 10 hours a day with three day weekends. I'm on my feet all day with some heavy lifting depending on the job I do. And the parts are pretty hot as well, the ovens run at around 2,000 degrees. Not the best job during the summer
.I make 13 bucks an hour with decent insurance 80/20 with optical and 50 percent dental coverage. They take half my check for child support though, so I only make $200 a week, $180 on the week they take union dues out. Sadly, this is one of the better jobs I have had.
Paul
05-21-2008 | 02:41 PM
#47
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Pingree Grove, IL
RE: Your Other Life-
ORIGINAL: LouisianaTomkat
I am a FPDE (Female Pleasure Device Engineer) The pay is not that good, but I get to meet a lot of "smiling" faces.
No, seriously I am a CellSite/Electronics Technician for one of the largest carriers in the nation.
LT
I am a FPDE (Female Pleasure Device Engineer) The pay is not that good, but I get to meet a lot of "smiling" faces.
No, seriously I am a CellSite/Electronics Technician for one of the largest carriers in the nation.
LT
