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Job posting - Dr Stan - 05-30-2019
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/535275500?fbclid=IwAR2sWNdT4SEEWMS33v0_QxNPPbKo5rGDjJsRSzfE_CXYagWsrAp4FsNfCdA
If I were younger I'd be on this like stink on
RE: Job posting - Highpower - 05-30-2019
Somehow I don't think a lot of folks here will be lining up for a job at an air base in Guam. But I could be wrong.
RE: Job posting - Pete O - 05-31-2019
Sounds like something close to your heart Stan.
RE: Job posting - Highpower - 05-31-2019
(05-31-2019, 04:17 AM)Pete O Wrote: Sounds like something close to your heart Stan.
I can't figure out if it's sea water or way lube that runs through his veins, but Stan certainly has a passion for his chosen profession. Later generations simply live for a paycheck (in most cases... not all) and could not care less about what is is they do for a living. "Show me the money" is #1 in their lives. JMHO.
RE: Job posting - Dr Stan - 05-31-2019
It would certainly be close enough to Perth for vacations. Ditto for Subic Bay Philippines.
RE: Job posting - TomG - 05-31-2019
With the first responsibility a maintenance position, and the second a machinist, it sounds like you would have to make your own repair parts.
Tom
RE: Job posting - Dr Stan - 05-31-2019
(05-31-2019, 07:59 PM)TomG Wrote: With the first responsibility a maintenance position, and the second a machinist, it sounds like you would have to make your own repair parts.
Tom
Worked at a crown plant (pop bottle & beer bottle caps) where I did just that.
RE: Job posting - rleete - 06-01-2019
Sure doesn't pay very well. Machinists here at work make half again as much per hour, and lots of overtime.