Work?

Construction Project Manager. I work for a large construction subcontractor specializing in fabricating and installing custom architectural exterior products (ie metal, wood panels, roofing and siding) for institutional, industrial, commercial and high rise residential.

I studied architecture technology in college, and have worked in drafting and project Management since 2006.

electrician by trade but now work for a big Property Management Company in the GTA , lucky enough to be able to get out of the city roughly 45-48 weekends of the year fishing and golfing, work for probably the best boss who I've ever worked for, lots of freedom and sometimes don't talk to him for ( other than hello ) for a week at a time. often get asked when I'm retiring but when someone wants to give you the kind of money we get paid and really no physical work involved its hard to walk away from it.

Technical Representative for Canadian Distributor, metrology, gauging, test & measurement. In my previous life I worked in non-destructive testing, x ray primarily and ran the largest linear accelerator in Canada (at the time) for inspection of nuclear components for Bruce, Darlington, Pickering etc.

Accountant. In training for my CPA designation (the new Chartered Accountant designation). Spend a lot of time with school outside of work.

Architectural Technician for 10+ years working mainly on commercial and industrial projects but as of September the company is closing down due to the boss retiring so if all goes well between now and then I will be self-employed working on residential and small buildings.

retired - Special Education Specialist teacher for 37 years- 20 of those at the detention centre/probation parole

Nunya business :fish:

Former Military, now public service....

Wow ,, what an interesting group of people we have here.
I taught in the technical department of a small high school east of London for 30 years. I am one of the unlucky ones who was diagnosed with cancer when I was 59, and took early retirement at age 60. After 5 years of treatment I am now cancer free. I moved to Minden five years ago, and live by the Gull river. My main job now is very easy, keep my wife happy .... happy wife, happy life. I have a dock at my front yard, and go fishing when ever I want to. I also help the neighbors with lots of projects, docks, decks, garages etc.

truck/coach mechanic got into that after high school, been at the same place since i was 20 i'm 37 now i'll be there forever. lol.