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I am semi-retired now, but for 40+ years I worked as a union Heat and Frost Insulator out of Seattle.
 
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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Nice, I'm a consultant pharmacist for sterile compounding facilities... so I make sure they get you guys in there AT LEAST every 6 months :)
 
Retired sysadmin. I worked in Aerospace, IC industry, and little university in Silicon Valley called Stanford as well as the Naval Research Lab in Monterey, these guys create the programs that predict that silly thing called weather. I wasn't bored very often but being on-call 24/7 did get a bit old and messed up more than one holiday, date with my wife and family time. Reefing is now my master... lol.
 
I worked as a garbage man for a few years then a butcher for many years but just recently entered the fire and safety field as a service technician. Also dabbled in auto mechanics for over ten years but not as a profession.
 
I drive wrecker, you break down,slide in the ditch. I am there. Good pay good job just really long hours.
 
Nice, I'm a consultant pharmacist for sterile compounding facilities... so I make sure they get you guys in there AT LEAST every 6 months :)

Nice. So many clueless pharmacies out there, and some VERY stubborn ones too.

Are you Nation wide ?
 
Nice. So many clueless pharmacies out there, and some VERY stubborn ones too.

Are you Nation wide ?

Yup, national. Company is based out of Houston! There are definitely some very resistant pharmacists out there. I'm sure you'll be quite busy with all the new usp 800 construction going on.
 
Yup, national. Company is based out of Houston! There are definitely some very resistant pharmacists out there. I'm sure you'll be quite busy with all the new usp 800 construction going on.

I work in Houston quite a bit. Yeah, 800 is a mess, but i have a feeling they will have to revisit the standard at some point after the 797 revision with the risk levels changing. 800 refers to medium risk compounding rules quite a bit, and that is going away supposedly.
 
I work in Houston quite a bit. Yeah, 800 is a mess, but i have a feeling they will have to revisit the standard at some point after the 797 revision with the risk levels changing. 800 refers to medium risk compounding rules quite a bit, and that is going away supposedly.

I put together a very in depth critique of the references that USP used to write 800. My boss presented this info to the Texas state board of pharmacy and they have voted NOT to adopt 800 in Texas.

The 797 revision is back the the drawing board from my understanding.
 
I've posted before that I was a tree guy. But recently I've been getting one of my dreams going and that is starting a fish store. Currently it's up and running down in my basement. One day I just decided to go for it and spend as little as possible to get it up and running and so far it's going great I think. Just set up a new frag tank and picked up a few holding tanks
 
I put together a very in depth critique of the references that USP used to write 800. My boss presented this info to the Texas state board of pharmacy and they have voted NOT to adopt 800 in Texas.

The 797 revision is back the the drawing board from my understanding.

At the April CETA conference they said there were over 8,000 responses to the 797 proposal and that they were addressing those and would release a second version for comment "soon"

Im getting mixed info in Texas. Ive heard they weren't going to adpot 800, but then I hear they are going to mainly focus on the chemo side, and all other hazardous compounds would be on a case by case basis. Or they will just go with something like what California / Florida are doing.
 
Commercial Diver.

Clean Boats, Pull Props, Assist Dock and Seawall Builders, Underwater Inspections, Dredge, Slip Cleanings, Recovery, Golf Course Water Pump Intakes.. etc.

About anything in the water, fresh or salt, just no welding.. yet.
 
I drive a flatbed as well. I work 6p.m. To 6 a.m. Everyday and all weekend 108 hours a week on call, but the pay is worth the stress.
 
I am a cat herder....aka a technical project manager. I wrangle clients and developers for a digital agency/consulting firm in the support division for our e-commerce clients. Yeah that's a mouthful I know.

My husband is a systems engineer at a different consulting firm doing things that involve servers and "the cloud".
 
Part owner of Mice Direct. We produce feeder mice and rats for reptiles and birds of prey We currently produce about 70,000 rodents a week
 

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