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Re: OT/ Diesel mechanic or machinist
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Posted by Glenn/OH on February 15, 2006 at 21:28:02 from (12.28.247.200):
In Reply to: OT/ Diesel mechanic or machinist posted by FarmallInternational22 on February 15, 2006 at 19:00:58:
If you were to get good in the Diesel Mechanic trade an really ENJOY what you are doing I would think you would never have to worry about finding work. I can give you some insight into machineing.I have been in the trade since 12th grade.hard to believe 30 years now been with the same company for 22 years.Been a boss for the last 15. My company designs an builds packageing machinery. I have manual machinist an cnc machinist in which they are highly skilled.In my 22 years I dont remember to many 40 hr weeks. since I can remember we are working 60 to 65.I have been looking to hire 3 machinist for about the last month. Guess what im still lookin. It seems to me not a look of younger kids are getting in to machineing.If you like to make things an want to be a true craftsman the industry needs you.
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