What is your job/occupation

[Joshnieder216]

Haha I guess I should’ve said Head Operator...it’s lead as in charge not lead as In Flint, Michigan.

 

[Chewbacca]

Where in Southwest fla?

Punta Gorda

 

[dduby]

Haha I guess I should’ve said Head Operator...it’s lead as in charge not lead as In Flint, Michigan.

LOL. I figured as much. Odd sense of humor I suppose

 

[Jake_the_reefer]

Sales lead: phone sale representative
Had to edit cause the : p turned into an emoji

 

[jaxredsoxfan]

IT Engineer, Retired Navy

 

[siggy]

Haha I guess I should’ve said Head Operator...it’s lead as in charge not lead as In Flint, Michigan.

Michigan always gets the heat:p Lead pipes are in every major city and then some,
@Joshnieder216 Welcome to the club

 

[Beefyreefy]

I have been working as a cardiac sonographer for the last 15 years. I do diagnostic ultrasounds of the heart. The test I perform is an echocardiogram or an “echo” as most people call it. If you are going to look at moving pictures of an organ all day, I can’t think of a better one, lol! The heart is dynamic, with a ton of moving parts. Even a normal one is fascinating. Plus there is thousands of things that can go wrong with the heart, and I have to be able to recognize all of them and know how to evaluate the pathology in a meaningful way. It’s been an exciting career too. I spent most of my working life working at a large, crazy busy teaching hospital, in a not so nice part of Philadelphia. I often played a critical role in acute medical emergencies, and boy, have I seen some crazy things! I was quite eager to learn and see as much as possible when I started, so through the years I was able to do everything I had hoped to with my career. I spent time working in the cath lab, electrophysiology, cardiothoracic surgery, intensive care, ER and have even been involved in a number of groundbreaking device trials and research projects. I also spent a fair amount of time teaching in the field, training both sonography students as well as physicians who needed to learn the skill. All in all it’s been a pretty rewarding career and it’s paid for a bunch of fishtanks and a roof over my head, so I can’t complain!

 

[siggy]

@dduby and @90's reefer Welcome also! Hey guys post a greeting in the welcome threads and say hello to every one if you haven't already

 

[Zuma]

Lead patty flipping technician at the Krusty Krab :p

 

[Acro Junky]

I am a professional coral money spender. Now matter how hard I try, I can’t not spend money on my reef.

 

[Katrina71]

I'm a volunteer pain in the ...

 

[Brittany Marie]

I was working in a chemistry lab measuring dissolved methane concentrations in water column and sediment. NOW I’ve moved over to a biology lab where I’m learning to sort and identify Arctic benthic species. Most is done under microscope and I say is the ultimate game of “I spy”. Here’s my first couple days of picking!

 

[rodney]

I’m a Diesel mechanic.

 

[PanchoG]

Purchasing management in the auto industry for the last 20 years.

 

[JordanS01]

Part time job at a nearby LFS, soon enough going to college to study oceanography :)

 

[leedsrhinojohn]

Truck Driver/Chicken Taxi here in the UK
Also 3 years into a 5 year Oceanography course

 

[JasonK84]

I’m a shipping supervisor for the largest animal protein producer in the world. We kill and process over 5,000 head/day in the beef plant I work at. It’s a lot of beef getting shipped all over the world. Been there 15 years as of this month.

 

[siggy]

process over 5,000 head/day in the beef plant

Steer one over here

 

[c.poindexter]

I put lines and circles on paper, well via CAD.

 

[G_Lows]

I’m a landscaper. 2 man crew and we mow 53 yards a week.