What I do for a living

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I am in charge of putting big things in a bigger thing, and making sure those "big things" don't move around when the "bigger thing" does :)

Aircraft Loadmaster

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Much more important than people think... it's not quite like luggage moving around in a vehicle. Weight distribution in an airplane is just a bit important!
 
I perform inspections / calibration on clean rooms, O.R. rooms, laminar flow devices (where IV drugs are made), chemical fume hoods, biological safety cabinets, isolation rooms, laboratories, pharmacies and many other forms of controlled environments.

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Food runner here!! Been working in the restaurant industry for about 16 years... positions: Busser, food runner, bar back, waiter..... but right now: food runner in one of the must beautiful restaurants on lower east side, Manhattan.
 
Food runner here!! Been working in the restaurant industry for about 16 years... positions: Busser, food runner, bar back, waiter..... but right now: food runner in one of the must beautiful restaurants on lower east side, Manhattan.
I actually work the lower east side of manhattan. Which restaurant? My partner and I frequent most of the businesses for lunch.
 

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WHICH PART OF YOUR SETUP IS HARDEST TO REACH OR REMOVE FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE?

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