Yes. In water too deep for divers we use ROV's (remotely operated vehicles) to perform the work. Essentially a machine controlled from the surface via an umbilical that has thrusters to maneuver, cameras and sonar to see, and manipulator arms to perform tasks. Different tools can be added to the rov to perform what ever task is required.

Factory manager and will retire in a year and a half , and yes I worked .

Territory Manager for a heavy equipment auction company.

Registered Professional Land Surveyor #1938. Passed the exam on first try in Sam Houston Bldg. At that time only .04% of class passed the first time. Yea I'm bragging but proud.

I have some really cool ROV video of a huge alien looking sea creature that was not known to man from the Shell Perdido, recorded at the sea floor at 8,000 ft. Always enjoyed hanging out with the divers & Subsea group.

Forester. Work in logging and and getting the wood in so you can have butt wipe. Cruised timber yesterday. If paper mill is buying, we working.

No $h!t, thank you for your service.

Building Automation Control Systems project engineering for 20+ and now in Global Engineering and Product Support for the same company

Production Machine Shop Hand...retired now (medically). Only downside of retirement other than being broke is I never get a day off !

rick

I.T. for jails and prisons. Travel about 40 weeks a year.

Financial analyst

I work at Perdido alot. In fact mobing out now to head out there. Will be there for the next 3 weeks. Installations at the Oligocene and Silvertip drill centers.

22 years in the Army. Contractor now teaching the military.

Hort degree from A&M and have been in sales/production for a large nursery for over 20 years, AKA a Plant Pimp

I have also done some community work in trying to teach the ladies at the half-way house how to go all the way but that is probably more of a topic for another thread, most likely in the Bunker

Commercial lending (and commercial real estate) attorney - all my banking clients are closed on MLK so I usually take off or take off early.

Service engineer for a food packaging/processing company.

A most interesting thread...

commercial real estate developer

Physician Assistant, Still working for the military.

I like this thread , all kinds are here

According to my degree, that's what I should be doing. But somehow I fell into the dark side and ended up doing IT full time. Now I'm the CTO for a healthcare system.

Retired sales manager for a Fortune 500 company.

Oil and Gas for 16 years at a natural gas treating facility and also part time police officer for my hometown for the past 9 years. Make my own hours at the pd and primarily work criminal interdiction around 50 hours per month.

Investment Advisor/Retirement Planner last 25 years......

Now retired. Former Sales Engineer turned Corporate Trainer.

Now I get up every morning and do what I want to do, rather than what I have to do.