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[Sugarphreak]

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[Go4Long]

Yes, they are also required to "pace" for fuel conservation. It costs a LOT of money every time you start and stop a train(depending on the train it can be over 1000 dollars), so you tell them when there meet wiil be at point x, and they slow down to arrive at the same time so they can meet without stopping.

[TripleThreat]

Engineer

[boarderfatty]

24 came out of "retirement" still a student, opened a Fountain Tire with a couple cousins about 9 months ago and loving it.

Owning a business is a blast, love being around cars like this. Working on cars when I want to but not having to if I don't, lets me still enjoy it. I love looking at fitment threads etc. Now I can sit there for hours at work helping people find that perfect wheel and tire combo for their car and get paid to do it. Having a shop with decent tool and equipment also makes working on my own car much more enjoyable. All the guy in our shop are young and enthusiastic, the oldest person in the shop is my one cousin who is 30. We all love cars, our staff lot on the corner has a 997 C2S, 996 C4S, S2000, BMW X5 5.0, and Land Rover Discovery. Don't think I can have this much fun in any other "job"

Not sure if I will be going back to school full time next year, having way to much fun with this right now, and am thinking about trying to get my own shop in the next couple years.

[Cos]

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[HNF88]

23, Store Manager - Watch It! Chinook Center

[EG6boi]

Originally posted by HNF88
23, Store Manager - Watch It! Chinook Center

Hook us up with some deals!!

[HO2S]

Originally posted by boarderfatty
24 came out of "retirement" still a student, opened a Fountain Tire with a couple cousins about 9 months ago and loving it.

Owning a business is a blast, love being around cars like this. Working on cars when I want to but not having to if I don't, lets me still enjoy it. I love looking at fitment threads etc. Now I can sit there for hours at work helping people find that perfect wheel and tire combo for their car and get paid to do it. Having a shop with decent tool and equipment also makes working on my own car much more enjoyable. All the guy in our shop are young and enthusiastic, the oldest person in the shop is my one cousin who is 30. We all love cars, our staff lot on the corner has a 997 C2S, 996 C4S, S2000, BMW X5 5.0, and Land Rover Discovery. Don't think I can have this much fun in any other "job"

Not sure if I will be going back to school full time next year, having way to much fun with this right now, and am thinking about trying to get my own shop in the next couple years.

That's awesome, I've worked for Fountain Tire for ten years now. Its a very good company to work for. They kinda have a way of sucking you in for life. I remember being 16 years old and starting in the RAP program. Now ten years later I'm shop foreman and part of the management team.

[HNF88]

Originally posted by EG6boi



Hook us up with some deals!!

I'm just a PM away! haha. Just let me know what watch and model your looking at.

[mgwatson]

25, crude scheduler

[boarderfatty]

Originally posted by HO2S

That's awesome, I've worked for Fountain Tire for ten years now. Its a very good company to work for. They kinda have a way of sucking you in for life. I remember being 16 years old and starting in the RAP program. Now ten years later I'm shop foreman and part of the management team.

Ya I am loving it, can't really imagine doing anything else right now, our shop is awesome, have a great staff, some great accounts and even better customers. We had our first year anniversary 18 days ago and our our proud of what we have built in that time. We set a record for turning a profit for a brand new retail store and couldn't be happier. This is one of very few jobs I think I can actually get up for in the morning looking forward to going to work. Who else can say on their days off that they want to go into their work place just to hang out and shoot the shit with the boys. The fact I make money, the store is profitable, and puts a decent sized cheque in my pocket is just a bonus. If I wasnt working there I would probably still be there all the time any ways haha.

[ekguy]

Facilities Manager for an oil company downtown. Starting u of c in january in environmental management and to get hse certified. Should be able to move on up to a different dept within the company i work for.

[voodoo]

Originally posted by hampstor
I negotiate contracts and spend money at CPR.

I'm 2 floors above Go4Long's super locked down area where my access card gets denied.

Hhhhmmmmmm. I spend most of my time on that floor also.


I work for CPRail also, except I supporting SAP. Currently Almost half way though a 2yr SAP project, working on implementing the new G/L

[rx7boi]

I work in IT for CP Rail and drive everyone crazy by breaking things

...but it's not my career

[5000Audi]

im a long haul truck driver!

own a 2007 peterbilt 387 and a 2011 Freightliner Coronado midroof

i drive the pete and have a guy hired to drive the FL, my truck is being traded in next month on a 2013 Peterbilt 389 63 flat top.

we haul flat deck trailors with loads ranging from pipe to 20 wide oilfield buildings! love getting paid to travel, even have done a few loads to the east coast but i wont go to the states.. can make the same money if not more running canada only!

[sillysod]

15 years doing the same thing at the same place.

I sell scales and control systems and love it.

[Nufy]

Originally posted by Cos


You'll be happy to know that Friday was my last day at Stantec. Hahahahahahahaha!

My company was just bought by Stantec...

[Cos]

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[flipstah]

Originally posted by mgwatson
25, crude scheduler

Team Primavera or Team MS Project?

[hampstor]

Originally posted by voodoo

Hhhhmmmmmm. I spend most of my time on that floor also.


I work for CPRail also, except I supporting SAP. Currently Almost half way though a 2yr SAP project, working on implementing the new G/L

I'm no longer there - at Suncor now (actually ran into a beyond member in one of my training sessions).