Thread: What do we do for a crust to support our Rovers

Thank you! now I can save up to mod james!

Presently driving examiner with Qld Transport but the have been list includes
Greyhound coach steering wheel jockey
underground coal miner
aircraft load controller
Qld copper
plant operator (dozers graders scrapers loaders etc)
Truckie
ringer
retirement just around the corner

I work for the department that protects our great nation

Used to work in private sector building companies; got retrenched in 1990, was then seduced by the holidays (certainly not the pay) at TAFE and have been there since, also lecturing at Uni of NSW in Construction Mgt and property. Also have been involved in a few private construction and property development jobs on the side.

Security & Emergency Services Supervisor - Mining Company.

Fire Door contracting, commercial & residential towers...

Depending on the time of day i could be a project manager, estimator, scheduler or certifier, i rarely get my hands dirty though, installation is subcontracted out

Disaster management in AusAID. I am responsible for managing Australia's overseas disaster responses, and the debacle that is my Series III Lightweight.

Originally Posted by BMKal

Design plants that turn big rocks into little rocks, and turn low grade iron ore into high grade iron ore so that we can sell it to the Chinese and buy it back as Great Wall utes. Used to sell it to the Japs so that we could buy it back as Toyotas, but I got in too much trouble for peeing in it in those days.

Originally Posted by jon3950

Similar line of work. Currently working on a crushing and screening plant for a quarry south of Sydney, but miss iron ore. Last job I worked on over there was a primary crushing plant for the Yandi RGP5 project.

Cheers,
Jon

That's interesting Jon. I was at Yandi for 5 years - used to be the manager of the other two plants there. Last "big" one I did was Mesa A for RTIO, where I worked with many of the same people who you would have been working with at RGP5 (we both used the same sizers).

Currently working for a much smaller company on smaller projects - though we get to work in some more attractive spots (sometimes). One of the current projects involves a couple of small islands off the Kimberley coast.

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