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[screech]

im an electrical engineer mate - looking after various bits of machinery in a factory that makes tiles ( Johnson tiles ) 
 
 
 

Overhead linesman ⚡️

What do you do, What sort of person are you?

 
how did you get in that profession bud if you don't mind me asking , ive just done my first year of coming out of my time as a electrical engineer and high voltage stuff has always appealed to me 

I trained as an electrician with seeboard when I left school, 3 years ago they decided they were stopping the contracting work so we had the option to jog on, or retrain as a jointer or linesmen.... Not looked back since.

If it's something you're interested in, have a look on your DNO's website and see if they've got anything for you.

[Tatty84]

Commercial diver.

[scrumpix]

Sport photographer

[minivan2007]

Build historic rally cars not as fun as it sounds! Most days spent welding rusty Porsches

[nicklouse]

Design parts of cars.

[Steve220]

Air traffic controller

[blacktulip]

I run a plumbing merchant.

[AlexMozza]

Mechanic at Somerford Mini, and a Historic Race engineer :)

[Moggyton]

Generator service engineer for GE. Was known as Alstom 10 days ago though!

[Corey96Williams]

Generator service engineer for GE. Was known as Alstom 10 days ago though!

My father and brother work at GE :)

[muddd001]

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[Alex_B]

Professional tinkerer / Historic race mechanic. 

Personally I love the motorsport world, I get the social side of things along with hands on experience of building cars, fabrication, race setup. But aim for something you want to do and you should find a little niche or area you enjoy. Doing lots of voluntary work is a good way to find out what you do and don't like as you found! good luck! 

[AlexMozza]

Professional tinkerer / Historic race mechanic. 

Personally I love the motorsport world, I get the social side of things along with hands on experience of building cars, fabrication, race setup. But aim for something you want to do and you should find a little niche or area you enjoy. Doing lots of voluntary work is a good way to find out what you do and don't like as you found! good luck! 

I love the social side of motorsports. I've done a lot of work with the HSCC and Masters championships :)

[Alex_B]

 

Professional tinkerer / Historic race mechanic. 

Personally I love the motorsport world, I get the social side of things along with hands on experience of building cars, fabrication, race setup. But aim for something you want to do and you should find a little niche or area you enjoy. Doing lots of voluntary work is a good way to find out what you do and don't like as you found! good luck! 

I love the social side of motorsports. I've done a lot of work with the HSCC and Masters championships :)

 

Will likely have crossed paths a few times in that case, I have been running a few jags in the HSCC and HRDC championships this year. Who are you working for? 

[AlexMozza]

 

Professional tinkerer / Historic race mechanic. 

Personally I love the motorsport world, I get the social side of things along with hands on experience of building cars, fabrication, race setup. But aim for something you want to do and you should find a little niche or area you enjoy. Doing lots of voluntary work is a good way to find out what you do and don't like as you found! good luck! 

I love the social side of motorsports. I've done a lot of work with the HSCC and Masters championships :)
 

Will likely have crossed paths a few times in that case, I have been running a few jags in the HSCC and HRDC championships this year. Who are you working for? 

I've helped out with Wren Sport for a few seasons in Masters historic sports cars and gentleman drivers, not this year though, and with Linstone Classics in the hscc with f3 screamers amongst other things.