I work for Honeywell International in their Specialty Materials division. Which is a sugar coated way of saying I work in a chemical plant. The location was originally owned by Allied Chemical who later became Allied Signal who then merged with Honeywell to become Honeywell International. The plant I work at produces various types of nylon resins which are delivered in chip form. I have been at this location for almost 30 years and have held quite a few positions during my tenure here. I have produced nylon fiber for tire cord, seat belts, auto air bags and mostly carpet fiber.
I have also worked in plastics compounding where we have produced specialty plastics for fuel tanks, intake manifolds, power tool casings and an almost endless list of smaller applications. I presently work in Recycle and Recovery operations where we reprocess the water used through distillation and recover any residual lactam (nylon's raw material) and protect against contamination to our enviroment. I work rotating shifts and double shifts so it has been demanding at times but it has paid the bills and provided good benefits. Hopefully I will be able to retire and work part time in another 5 years.

Tbat, that sounds interesting, right up my alley! My college background was in manufacturing engineering and I love working in plants.

Now, I work for HP. I manage all of the logistics/shipping accounts for the repairs in the US.

No, I can't get anyone a discount, but if you have questions about products, I can assist.

HP EPP store is junk. They rarely have any good deals in there. My works for HP and he doesnt like the EPP and I get an HP discount through fedex, but I guess its better than nothing.

Hey Brown, I worked for UPS during Christmas time for 7 days. I worked unloading from 1am-9am 3 days. Between four guys, we unloaded 28 tractor trailors and once the gate opened boxes poored out. That was back breaking work especially just going straight in and not use to the work hours. Then the last four days I was at the end of the belt line and received all the packages the others couldn't feed off, wrong addresses, and the five trucks I had to load with one other dude. Both tasks were insane!

That's what I hear. I build my own PCs though. And I've got like 4 printers. So I'm more than set for awhile.

I read your medical records.

Odds are, any life insurance you've ever applied for, I've worked with.

Journeyman Plumber.... No I don't have the plumbers crack.... At 6'4" and 170#, my crack is waaay below the belt line.

We had a similar topic a few months ago.......

http://www.grandprix.net/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=5;t=001115;p=1&r=nfx

Mid-sized consulting company here in Houston... They've got me on a contract with NASA at the moment doing application development.

Oh yeah, I've also been dubbed the AAA of the local club...

That was almost a year ago!!! LOL

I'm a Mechanic for Nouveu Elevators by day and a Student by night going for my BA in Electrical Engineering.

Sorry.... It doesn't seem like that long.

I just got a part time job at a gas station ... to help me pay for some gas and my grand prix

As of today, I got promoted from red shirt to grey shirt (aka: I'm now a manager).

Computer store manager.

www.cmicomputer.com

we ship all over the country.
i can hook ya up with anything.

congratulations on the promotion. did you get the chance to make an acceptance speech?