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Its me on the left at Deep Sea World, North queensferry. Dive related work!
[Edited on 26/10/08 by macspeedy]
Come on people where do you work lets see some hard at work shots!
Its me on the left at Deep Sea World, North queensferry. Dive related work!
[Edited on 26/10/08 by macspeedy]
This is our programmers office: (I'm next door)
The programmers office
im unemployed 
become a commercial saturation diver and earn £1500 a day! but you do have to live in a bean can on the bottom of the ocean for 30 days at a time!
[Edited on 26/10/08 by macspeedy]
macspeedy, isnt there a high fatality rate in commercial diving?
nope not for quite a few years, but there are a few physical side effects including bone weeknesses
I work for a large bank/insurer as an internal fraud investigator.
One of the main bits of my job is interviewing people accused of some form of crime - don't think I can get away with a photo of that somehow!?!
Me ?
A bit of this
A bit of this
And a bit of this
The Shed
The shed 
tbh its somthing i was considering doing before going for this type of job;
workies
safely away from sounding like a lemming in a decompression chamber.
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Originally posted by minitici
The Shed
The shed
and i do these!
look here
[Edited on 26/10/08 by tomblyth]
My unit from outside
basic chassis jig, two heavy beams set dead level and level to eachother. Specific jigs are clamped to it
Well, the missus thought i was working, but i spied this...:
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and ended up here:
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Your name is Beeching
AICMFP...
Me hard at work (well sort of)
[Edited on 26/10/08 by nib1980]
[Edited on 26/10/08 by nib1980]
I don't actually work here, but they insist that I attend 20 mins EVERY 2 weeks.
My week job is boring as fook.... But my weekend job....slightly more amusing...
Safety has improved in commercial diving, but you still may end up in one of these, with me in charge....
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which generally mucks up your day....
Chris
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Originally posted by zilspeed
Your name is Beeching
AICMFP...
full time i own a computer shop, BORING
Retained development firefighter EXCITING
[Edited on 26/10/08 by graememk]
I run a landscape maintenance business
www.greenscape.eu
Its great building things with other peoples money. (if you all click on the above it will iimprove my google ranking, ta). Its a good excuse to have
a large work shop to store 1.5 locosts, business partners boat and a few boys toys.
BTW i have an honors degree in communications and electronic engineering. If you can't get a job you turn your hand to other things you know.
Hall
I build stuff like this all day - and I love it
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me and cactus bob, he got employee of the month. what a legend.
no chance of me ever getting that, they want rid of me
shitty call centre work anyway wish i had a cool job
Can't I'm afraid - Gary Glitter would have a field day.
^ oh, that reminds me...
I'm an intern at an engineering company. This is my workspace, without me, because I'm taking pictures instead of working
We build/design stuff like this:
and this:
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[Edited on 26/10/08 by rost]
we wanted picture of you hard at work 
not taking pictures
As Kev found out tonight, I sleep until my work conditions are just right. This is what I have to put up with most nights, well mostly mornings.
Something a bit rare.
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Originally posted by macspeedy
Come on people where do you work lets see some hard at work shots!
Its me on the left at Deep Sea World, North queensferry. Dive related work!
[Edited on 26/10/08 by macspeedy]
I work for a Swiss company that makes sensors for pressure, force and acceleration.
Our sensors are used by quite a few of the F1 teams, not that they let me near customers.
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That's me - pretending to calibrate a pressure sensor for some publicity stuff.
Gawd they must have been desperate.
With that piece of kit I can calibrate engine cylinder pressure sensors up to 250bar at 300 degrees C
Usually when they've been in an F1 engine for a couple of hours they're b*ggered anyway.
Neil
Radical
It's a hard life - but someone has to test the customer's cars 
I work for Cooper bearings based in Kings Lynn.
We manufacture split roller bearings (www.cooperbearings.com).
I work as a project engineer, specifying, justifying and testing new machine tools to manufacture our range of products.
We make stuff like this:
Thats 750mm bore double bearing without its innards in. The whole thing weighs about 8 tonnes. One of the larger things we make, but we can grind
anything upto about 10' in diameter.
No pics of me at work I am afriad, wouldnt be very exciting anyway! basically spend about 50% of my time standing at machines trouble shooting and the
other 50% at my desk writing reports...
David
Other peoples jobs always seem more attractive
We design and manufacture custom computer keyboards (amongst other things) for all manner of industries....
http://www.devlin.co.uk/index.html
Military
Healthcare
Banking (not so good at the moment )
Kiosk (Stainless Steel)
Broadcast and CCTV
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Originally posted by iscmatt
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Originally posted by macspeedy
Come on people where do you work lets see some hard at work shots!
Its me on the left at Deep Sea World, North queensferry. Dive related work!
[Edited on 26/10/08 by macspeedy]
I went for a road trip there TODAY!!! north queensferry that is not the deep sea world, went to look at the bridge after living in Edinburgh for 3 yrs
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Originally posted by blakep82
we wanted picture of you hard at work
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EEEEEHHHHHHHHHHH??????
I think you'll find that is deep sea world, above the tank where we work and where the public! don't get to see!
ah the joys of the english language!
Photo taken at work last month, sometimes I hate my job.........
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A little bit closer.........
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And how long is this bridge, clocked it and my guess was just a tad out......
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Me at work,
Dicking about with 4x4s predominantly Land rovers and Mitsubishi L200's
work
I like the way you are using the angry grinder without any eye protection!
this will be you:
[Edited on 28/10/08 by 02GF74]
Locoboy, are you mid bobtailing that? Never seen one mid transformation before if it is.
O2GF74 - yes no protection, the photo was taken almost a year ago and i had a nast hand related accident earlier this year
see this link
Since that incident i will not even lift the grinder without eye, ear, hand and body protection on.
And yes that RR clasic is part way through bobtailing, if i remember rightly it was a full 20 inches shorter when i had finished.
Well you did ask -
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
you win
Davie
We have another member on here that also flys aircraft for a living. It's commercial rather than forces.
Equally impressive to me I have to say.
Geoff, how did you take that picture?
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Originally posted by locoboy
Geoff, how did you take that picture?
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Originally posted by mr henderson
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Originally posted by locoboy
Geoff, how did you take that picture?
Geoff is actually the ground crew man who's job it is to clean the canopy. One day they took off while he was still polishing. Fortunately he had a camera with him
Made me laugh Mr H
I like it - I was going to say something about being blown off at 400mph but that would have been childish. This one is less cropped and you see me
holding the camera out in front. Used a fisheye lens but still had to hope mostly as it was all before digital and instant results.
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Originally posted by mr henderson
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Originally posted by locoboy
Geoff, how did you take that picture?
Geoff is actually the ground crew man who's job it is to clean the canopy. One day they took off while he was still polishing. Fortunately he had a camera with him
You got me good with that, can't stop laughing!
arrrgh
Er...no I don't usually wear a pirate costume....
I guess the appropriate caption would be...
Arrrrrrrrrrrgh...one
Actually canopy cleaning is part of my job keeping folk like Geoff in the air
Currently on these, and no you wouldn't like to go where the picture is taken from on your hols.
ATB Dan.