My company tests investigational drugs as part of the FDA submission process for new drugs being developed. Recently we took part in testing the Moderna covid vaccine.

Who do you work for? My wife is a CRM, I think that’s right, she’s the boss over CRA’s.

When a patrol officer/SGT leaves patrol for a desk job, we refer to them as “retired on duty”

Splash556, very cool. Perdido was a great project, I spent two years on it. Safe travels Sir.

Makes sense, thank you! I didn't know if it was some sort of consulting type gig, or something. I've never heard it before. Only law enforcement officer in my family is only 28...He's a sheriff's deputy.

Retired dozer operator.

I oversee remediation for areas that have been devastated by natural disaster. My official title is Project Manager but I do all types of things in this area. Flying back to Northern California tomorrow morning for more site assessments on properties that burned throughout the last year.

Thank you.

EE- IT-35yrs ; +janitor/plumber/electrician/entrepreneur/builder/hvac/auto/rancher/grassfarmer - did I miss anything?

Currently consult for a mechanical contractor doing work in midstream sector, gas plants, etc.

I’m really happy for you guys that are retired and healthy enough to enjoy it. That’s my hope one day

And, been everywhere. Reminds me of a song.

Firefighter/paramedic - licensed realtor

Started a trucking business in 2000 - 20 years later still here.

I sure have Bill, I'm about worn out lol

Work for heli company and report to USG how their $$$$ is being spent per $$$ budget and build schedule. In military procurement circles called Earned Value Management System Reporting.

Not even going to ask as I just took my first dose of it about 3 weeks ago, One more week and the follow up shot.

Pipeline construction, rehab and maintenance

Ag research, specifically soil fertility and chemistry

Stay at home dad and full time graduate student. I’ll have a Masters in Health Care Administration from UTRGV upon completion.

I simply woke up one day last year and decided working for the interests of oil company shareholders who didn’t give a crap about me wasn’t for me. It was always about money, money, money. Now, I’ll get to have a say in bettering people’s lives as a director, and later an executive in a health system.

If you have a desire to step out with on a limb and take that leap of faith; do it yesterday. I should’ve done this years ago.

lol, recognize this by chance?



brother and I built the wardens house in ft stockton (the rebar is for his house slab) then went up and worked on the prison, avg was probably 3 rattlemonsters a day every day. labor foreman carried an 870 in his golf cart.
hb zachry back in the day.

spent about 30 yrs. as a commercial/residential carpenter/builder the last 15 in colorado mostly "retired" from that in 2000 and drove truck over the road till I blew out a knee, only about 125,000 shy of 2 million with no accidents and no moving violations.
now semi retired and been managing a hunting property in fannin county, havin fun and gettin paid for it for once.

Retired from the grind

According to Jgraider - Scum of the earth

I'm on your side.

Dirt Contractor ........................