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For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - bashbarnard - 23-09-2016
so as title. what job do the people that have met me see me in. my new job as a mechanic is unfortunately not working out at all. Its time for me to leave the trade and keep the skills ive aquired for my peugeots. ideas? suggestions? prefrablly not porn
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Chris_90 - 23-09-2016
Cross dressing singer?
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Eeyore - 23-09-2016
What do you think you want? Do you want to work with people? Still want to be hands on? What would it be like to work at a porsche garage or something?
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Dum-Dum - 23-09-2016
Some sort of on call engineer/fixer. Gets a call, has to travel to the location and do problem solving.
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Ben_w - 23-09-2016
Think about industries with skills you have. Think about other engineering fields. Aerospace, quarry, gas/oil etc.
All need decent spanner monkey's
Or set yourself up as a Peugeot Indy specialist?
For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - bashbarnard - 23-09-2016
(23-09-2016, 06:46 PM)Chris_90 Wrote: Cross dressing singer?
I cant sing [emoji23]
(23-09-2016, 06:54 PM)Eeyore Wrote: What do you think you want? Do you want to work with people? Still want to be hands on? What would it be like to work at a porsche garage or something?
I need off the spanners completly, honestly had enough. Prefrablly not a people person i have great respect for customer facing people
(23-09-2016, 06:55 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: Some sort of on call engineer/fixer. Gets a call, has to travel to the location and do problem solving.
I need a 8-5 9-6 sort of thing to keep things running right with the family. On call isnt an option due to child care issues if not there are loads of jobs good idea though
(23-09-2016, 07:33 PM)Ben_w Wrote: Think about industries with skills you have. Think about other engineering fields. Aerospace, quarry, gas/oil etc.
All need decent spanner monkey's
Or set yourself up as a Peugeot Indy specialist?
No more tools. Honestly had it. Maybe something light but no mechanics. Unfortunatly my back doesnt like me as well which makes it harder. Im already known as the peugeot specialist round here lol
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Dum-Dum - 23-09-2016
Mobile hydraulics fitter like Pirtek?
For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - bashbarnard - 23-09-2016
(23-09-2016, 07:50 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: Mobile hydraulics fitter like Pirtek?
Thank you! Thats the first resoable suggestion ive heard all week from anyone that sounds exectly like me. Great idea. Keep them coming
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Dum-Dum - 23-09-2016
(23-09-2016, 08:07 PM)bashbarnard Wrote:(23-09-2016, 07:50 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: Mobile hydraulics fitter like Pirtek?
Thank you! Thats the first resoable suggestion ive heard all week from anyone that sounds exectly like me. Great idea. Keep them coming
No worries mate, your lot like me. Perfectly friendly to customers and co workers but would rather work on your own most of the time. If I wasn't in my current job I'd be looking to be a tree surgeon.
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - 1616six - 23-09-2016
Windscreen fitting? Autoglass/auto windscreens/Nationals are always hiring
22k ish starting salary
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Magenta Sunset - 23-09-2016
retrain as a neon sign maker? (I know I would, given the right situation)
or, join a utility, (gas, phone?)
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Danny Wideboy - 23-09-2016
I've been seriously pissed off with my trade recently. (bricky)
Hate it now and wish I learned something else.
Been doing some chippy work recently and have enjoyed it. Maybe a change of role in the same sort of environment may help, it has for me.
For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - bashbarnard - 24-09-2016
(23-09-2016, 08:55 PM)1616six Wrote: Windscreen fitting? Autoglass/auto windscreens/Nationals are always hiring
22k ish starting salary
Start, finish time etc? Any info would be great
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - 1616six - 24-09-2016
(24-09-2016, 06:30 AM)bashbarnard Wrote:(23-09-2016, 08:55 PM)1616six Wrote: Windscreen fitting? Autoglass/auto windscreens/Nationals are always hiring
22k ish starting salary
Start, finish time etc? Any info would be great
My typical shift was 7.30-4 but IIRC AG shifts were on paper between 7AM and 7PM. I never had a 7PM finish in 6 months I was there.
PM me if I can help more!
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Toms306 - 24-09-2016
Fiddly electronic computer stuff? Sure you said you built a gaming PC or something similar!
For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - bashbarnard - 24-09-2016
(24-09-2016, 08:12 AM)Toms306 Wrote: Fiddly electronic computer stuff? Sure you said you built a gaming PC or something similar!
I do indeed build computers in my spare time and play with little programming bits. Would be a great job but all require bits of paper saying i can.
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Magenta Sunset - 24-09-2016
(24-09-2016, 09:22 AM)bashbarnard Wrote:(24-09-2016, 08:12 AM)Toms306 Wrote: Fiddly electronic computer stuff? Sure you said you built a gaming PC or something similar!
I do indeed build computers in my spare time and play with little programming bits. Would be a great job but all require bits of paper saying i can.
self employed pc fixer? set your own rates.
For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - bashbarnard - 24-09-2016
(24-09-2016, 09:46 AM)Magenta Sunset Wrote:(24-09-2016, 09:22 AM)bashbarnard Wrote:(24-09-2016, 08:12 AM)Toms306 Wrote: Fiddly electronic computer stuff? Sure you said you built a gaming PC or something similar!
I do indeed build computers in my spare time and play with little programming bits. Would be a great job but all require bits of paper saying i can.
self employed pc fixer? set your own rates.
Need a 9-5 self employed not an option i have a family to provide for. I cant just start a business and hope for the best without enough saving to keep me a float for a few months incase it goes south
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - P-Courty - 24-09-2016
Fire / warden call engineer?
Me and Niall both work for the same company, field based so on your own but also in contact with development managers and other engineers by phone or onsite.
9-5 also 1 in every 5 weeks on call (but not compulsory as can always ask someone else to do it instead).
Building pc's is handy as you know components and 12v circuits well.
No previous experience required, all training courses will be given to you (no expense to yourself)
Company car can be used for personal use and if anything happens you'll get a hire car, more time to work on the pug off the road if needs be
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Danny Wideboy - 24-09-2016
(24-09-2016, 05:48 PM)P-Courty Wrote: Fire / warden call engineer?
Me and Niall both work for the same company, field based so on your own but also in contact with development managers and other engineers by phone or onsite.
9-5 also 1 in every 5 weeks on call (but not compulsory as can always ask someone else to do it instead).
Building pc's is handy as you know components and 12v circuits well.
No previous experience required, all training courses will be given to you (no expense to yourself)
Company car can be used for personal use and if anything happens you'll get a hire car, more time to work on the pug off the road if needs be
If Niall can do it......
For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - bashbarnard - 24-09-2016
Another one to look into then. Like training given jobs. Sounds interesting and not to dull.
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RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - thododd - 27-09-2016
Service engineer. I was workshop based for a utility plant hire place but im now field based doing tensile testing machines. The field role probably wont suit a family man (im in luton all this week and was in IOW last week) but the role is generally the same as my old one. Doing calibrations, servicing and fault finding on hydraulic/pneumatic/mechanical/electrical systems. I have no qualifications just general knowledge and enthusiasm and ive got on fine so far
Other than that .... mech fitter jobs are easy money for someone like yourself. I was breifly building aircraft refuelers and nitrate filtration systems between my service engineer roles. Its just like playing with big lego sets so if you know your way around technical/engineering drawings and schematics youll get >£14/hr job no worries
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - bashbarnard - 28-09-2016
so ive managed to get myself 4 interviews which i guess is good. 2 for eurocar parts and one for service adviosr at a dealership. another for a hydraulics place
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Eeyore - 28-09-2016
Hydraulics place sounds interesting and a bit different.
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - bigcheez2k3 - 29-09-2016
Well done Bash.
Can someone find me a job in engineering? No experience, would like £40k. k thanx guys
For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - bashbarnard - 29-09-2016
(29-09-2016, 09:33 AM)bigcheez2k3 Wrote: Well done Bash.
Can someone find me a job in engineering? No experience, would like £40k. k thanx guys
Seems like thats what the forums full of. Wierdly i dont like the idea of hydrualics
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Eeyore - 29-09-2016
(29-09-2016, 12:06 PM)bashbarnard Wrote:(29-09-2016, 09:33 AM)bigcheez2k3 Wrote: Well done Bash.
Can someone find me a job in engineering? No experience, would like £40k. k thanx guys
Seems like thats what the forums full of. Wierdly i dont like the idea of hydrualics
do you not work well under pressure?
RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - RetroPug - 29-09-2016
(29-09-2016, 12:17 PM)Eeyore Wrote:(29-09-2016, 12:06 PM)bashbarnard Wrote:(29-09-2016, 09:33 AM)bigcheez2k3 Wrote: Well done Bash.
Can someone find me a job in engineering? No experience, would like £40k. k thanx guys
Seems like thats what the forums full of. Wierdly i dont like the idea of hydrualics
do you not work well under pressure?
I think he'd prefer more of a fixed role rather than something fluid.
For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - bashbarnard - 06-10-2016
So to keep this updated got a job as a service advisor in vauxhall bury st edmunds. Close enough to cars that my experience counted for something. Far enough that i dont have to actually work on them. Thank you for all your help and suggestions. Wasnt feeling great with my current situation
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RE: For those that know me (bash) what job do you see me in - Piggy - 06-10-2016
Sounds good pal...hope it goes well...you'll enjoy spannering on your own motor more now
I know a few mechanics who switched to this role after some time in the workshop
Also pleased you didnt become a ECP spaz