Whats Your Full Time Job

You're House M.D.? I can't really take a picture of what I do. Just look down the street for the signs in the yards. I try to prevent this from happening

ni$mo350 wrote in post #11146254
You're House M.D.?

No, it has something todo with manufacturing.

I can't really take a picture of what I do. Just look down the street for the signs in the yards. I try to prevent this from happening

So you're a traffic warden ?

ni$mo350 wrote in post #11146254
You're House M.D.? I can't really take a picture of what I do. Just look down the street for the signs in the yards. I try to prevent this from happening

Political assassin?

You're gonna be busy.

My other guess would've been a computer chip manufacturing plant but that's not in the health care field. A buddy worked at Wafer Tech and had the same getup.

mbellot, I can't confirm nor deny that haha

I fly around and talk to people. I get paid to fly around and talk to people. Makes no sense whatsoever, but the checks keep coming!

ni$mo350 wrote in post #11146576
My other guess would've been a computer chip manufacturing plant but that's not in the health care field. A buddy worked at Wafer Tech and had the same getup.

I never thought of that line of work, but I guess I could use my experience within that field aswell.

Actualy that's an image taken in the sterile production facility of LEO Pharma, where I work as a technical consultant on their production line of injectable medications like Innohep, Heparin, Protamine Sulphate, Burinex, Fucidin and One-Alpha.

i'm a massage therapist.

here's a couple pictures of what i do...

(mine is the 2nd one)

mylo6 wrote in post #11147575
here's a couple pictures of what i do...

(mine is the 2nd one)

Iowa?


I'm a full time doctoral student in science education, and I'm also a teaching/research assistant. Supposed to have 1.5 years until I'm all done.

haha...nope. north dakota.

yes its still a state. :P

If you call 911 in North America, chances are you are going to talk to an operator that is on the equipement that my company supplies and my teams support.
I lead support teams on several different applications of 911 equipment and systems. Several are state or provice wide networks. Standard systems up to VoIP self contained networks.
As well, we have the dispatch and communications to field units through P25 radio applications (my specialty). Full end-to-end emergency dispatch services.

I shoot weddings to relax

you mean the 911 system that ran 16 times last night when a lady rolled a van... lucky she was fine!

jacktompson wrote in post #11157264
you mean the 911 system that ran 16 times last night when a lady rolled a van... lucky she was fine!

We make and service the equipment, the fact that the phone rang shows we did our work.

And now, stand-by for the rant:

A recent factor in 911 response is the number of calls now received for every incident. Everyone has a cell phone! Where there use to be 1 or 2 calls for an event, there can now be 20-30 calls in metropolitan centers. Most answering points will prioritize calls coming from a different location over probable repeat calls from the same location; thanks to GPS and CAD mapping they can identify and prioritize. Your cell phone automatically transmits GPS location on 911 calls, even if you have disabled the GPS option (phase II). As well, if it is an older phone, mapping is done through triangulation of cell towers or cell tower location (phase I).

Unfortunately, and this is a little political, good equipment cannot cover for bad management/poor budgetting for staffing and training responders. Sometimes, it just is not supported properly. Those extra fees that are added to your phone bill for 911 rarely go to supporting your 911 system, easy political pickings come budget time.

So, did the call ring 16 times because you were one of a lot of callers on the same incident (which is OK, better to call and wait than to not call) or because your politicians have severly crippled your 911 response system?

It could be worth your life to understand what your local politicians are doing to, or for, your 911 system.

End rant

Now you can understand why shooting weddings is actually relaxing

I am an interior architect.

JAZZ D.P.G. wrote in post #11159909
We make and service the equipment, the fact that the phone rang shows we did our work.

And now, stand-by for the rant:

A recent factor in 911 response is the number of calls now received for every incident. Everyone has a cell phone! Where there use to be 1 or 2 calls for an event, there can now be 20-30 calls in metropolitan centers. Most answering points will prioritize calls coming from a different location over probable repeat calls from the same location; thanks to GPS and CAD mapping they can identify and prioritize. Your cell phone automatically transmits GPS location on 911 calls, even if you have disabled the GPS option (phase II). As well, if it is an older phone, mapping is done through triangulation of cell towers or cell tower location (phase I).

Unfortunately, and this is a little political, good equipment cannot cover for bad management/poor budgetting for staffing and training responders. Sometimes, it just is not supported properly. Those extra fees that are added to your phone bill for 911 rarely go to supporting your 911 system, easy political pickings come budget time.

So, did the call ring 16 times because you were one of a lot of callers on the same incident (which is OK, better to call and wait than to not call) or because your politicians have severly crippled your 911 response system?

It could be worth your life to understand what your local politicians are doing to, or for, your 911 system.

End rant

Now you can understand why shooting weddings is actually relaxing

i was the only one out at the accident. eh it was like 12 am. in the middle of BFE so that wasnt a factor. but all the local polaticans are wack around here ne ways.