View Poll Results: What do you do for an income / living?
Automotive [Sales / Repair / Customize]
60
12.02%
Customer Service [Retail Sales / Phone Support]
36
7.21%
Legal [Law Enforcement / Lawyer / Court Services / Government]
48
9.62%
Manufacturing [Non-Automotive]
65
13.03%
Other [Computers and others not listed]
290
58.12%
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Where Do You Work?
11-23-2007, 01:57 PM
#221
Senior Member
Join Date: 07-16-2006
Location: Centennial, Colorado
Posts: 566
I worked for a container shipping company called APL (American President Lines) in Englewood. I handle releasing our bills of lading out to the ports so the containers can be picked up.
For those of you that live in Colorado if you see a semi with a red eagle logo or APL on it, those are what we ship good in. As a matter of fact anyone should be able to see those especially if you live near a rail yard or port.
For those of you that live in Colorado if you see a semi with a red eagle logo or APL on it, those are what we ship good in. As a matter of fact anyone should be able to see those especially if you live near a rail yard or port.
11-25-2007, 10:01 AM
#222
New Member
Join Date: 08-26-2005
Location: Not where I'd like to live
Posts: 14
A&P Mechanic
I work for a major corporate jet manufacturer. I used to work in the service center doing landing gear removal/overhaul, engine changes, inspections, return to service runs, stuff like that. I REALLY enjoyed that. 
I have recently changed positions in the company, now I'm an inspector on the completions side of things. I inspect the installation of the customer options and interior. Not as much variety, but less stress.
Check here to see what I get to play with.
I have recently changed positions in the company, now I'm an inspector on the completions side of things. I inspect the installation of the customer options and interior. Not as much variety, but less stress. Check here to see what I get to play with.
01-31-2008, 03:56 PM
#226
Senior Member
Join Date: 01-01-2008
Location: Windsor, Ca
Posts: 991
I manage a Limousine company in the city of Sausalito, just north of San Francisco.
we specialize in corporate transportation, and chartered events.
I do the following:
answer phones all day
book reservations
dispatch drivers
moniter incoming flights
handle ALL insurance policies(workman's comp, commercial car insurance, health insurance policies)
I deal with all permits, licenses, and PUC (public utilities commission)
I handle all aspects of vehicle licensing, registration, repairs, and warranty issues
I handle all payroll duties
...other than that, I sit infront of a computer and somehow manage to find time during my daily schedule to mingle with you good people, and visit acouple other message boards.
I leave for work at 4:30am for my 60 mile commute, and leave my desk at 2:30pm to commute back...I usually head straight to my friend's auto repair shop where I lend him a hand in repairs, as well as work on our race cars.
weekends...are a welcome sight for me.
we specialize in corporate transportation, and chartered events.
I do the following:
answer phones all day
book reservations
dispatch drivers
moniter incoming flights
handle ALL insurance policies(workman's comp, commercial car insurance, health insurance policies)
I deal with all permits, licenses, and PUC (public utilities commission)
I handle all aspects of vehicle licensing, registration, repairs, and warranty issues
I handle all payroll duties
...other than that, I sit infront of a computer and somehow manage to find time during my daily schedule to mingle with you good people, and visit acouple other message boards.
I leave for work at 4:30am for my 60 mile commute, and leave my desk at 2:30pm to commute back...I usually head straight to my friend's auto repair shop where I lend him a hand in repairs, as well as work on our race cars.
weekends...are a welcome sight for me.
01-31-2008, 04:17 PM
#228
Senior Member
Join Date: 06-21-2006
Location: Calgary
Posts: 939
I work for a major corporate jet manufacturer. I used to work in the service center doing landing gear removal/overhaul, engine changes, inspections, return to service runs, stuff like that. I REALLY enjoyed that. I have recently changed positions in the company, now I'm an inspector on the completions side of things. I inspect the installation of the customer options and interior. Not as much variety, but less stress.
Check here to see what I get to play with.
I have recently changed positions in the company, now I'm an inspector on the completions side of things. I inspect the installation of the customer options and interior. Not as much variety, but less stress. Check here to see what I get to play with.
