what are forum members occupations ?

[sheppsea]

Nearing the end then - good luck in your last year. I've just started to work more with GP Training now, I was in Medicine before but have worked in quite a few specialties over the years

I am in a LETB, technically I'm in South London but our department does the work for all three LETBs in London

[Sludgie]

22 years in the Royal Navy firstly as a submariner, and then as an Arabic Interpreter. I now work as a project manager and training course designer - mainly in the military and communications spheres.


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[Wigan]

12yrs as medic In the RN. Last ship HMS Roebuck, Survey vessel, last foriegn port of call Antwerp. Met my wife to be on the first night, was due to leave few months later. After six months I managed to get work offshore & have managed to stay in work for the last 24yrs as Offshore Medic.

22 years in the Royal Navy firstly as a submariner, and then as an Arabic Interpreter. I now work as a project manager and training course designer - mainly in the military and communications spheres.


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Yep the two I was most intrigued about hearing turned out to be the two most intriguing.

Keep up the hard work guys, I think in general that is a very varied walk of life we all come from

[EdBlackadder]

Nearing the end then - good luck in your last year. I've just started to work more with GP Training now, I was in Medicine before but have worked in quite a few specialties over the years

I am in a LETB, technically I'm in South London but our department does the work for all three LETBs in London

Cheers, that's why I've not been around so much, Grandma was ill and still playing catch-up on the portfolio from that. Booked my CSA so will need to find something special for the first week of March, assuming I pass.

[Robert747]

Oh come on, let me win this game.

Cigar shop manager

[Wigan]

[tommy]

I sell nuts well actually I process (roast salt mix etc) and pack all nuts and snacks to your local corner shop up to the likes of Tesco, Iceland, eat sandwich shops pubs clubs etc etc
Just about to set up a small factory to process high end nut butters (yes I know we have one here but my one you can eat)

It's a very good plan. Those of us that don't like peanuts struggle to find a decent but butter. They either have almond butter which has some peanut in it or they can be very oily! I mean why would you make an alternative to peanut butter and add peanuts to it! You target market should be peanut haters or those that are allergic if the factory can keep peanuts separated.
If you need a taster/brainstorming session let me know and I'll come and tell you exactly what the non peanut eaters crave from a nut butter! Good excuse for a smoke you I'd guess.

[EdBlackadder]

It's a very good plan. Those of us that don't like peanuts struggle to find a decent but butter.

I try to avoid but butter as much as possible...

[BushidoJP]

As much as I envy Robert, I managed to turn my passion into my full time occupation! I teach Martial Arts/Self Defence all around the country and occasionally get a chance to travel.
If I wasn't doing this I'd be working in a cigar shop with Robert!

[PeeJay]

I try to avoid but butter as much as possible...

Especially in Paris! images-1.jpeg

[sipikaj]

Agent for Heating Control Equipment manufacturers

[dmacleod28]

Scr calmac ferrys

[parnaby]

Another oil & Gas guy here, except I do renewables too. Project Engineer and Installation Supervisor.


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[Johnny Thunder]

Self employed sparky.

[Wigan]

Another oil & Gas guy here, except I do renewables too. Project Engineer and Installation Supervisor.


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Sorry if you have said in another thread but where abouts are you if you don't mind me asking?