Looking for someone with experience in low end elect. calibration and some phys D for large project in month of July (overseas). Could end up as full time position. Great pay :-D Our facility is out of GA. Email me contact info.....
Please quantify "great pay," and where overseas?
Does it pay in DINARS, PESO's or YEN?
Or maybe Drakma's
No thanks. I wouldn't mind moving back to Georgia though.
Happy Valley just put an advert on Monster.com...there's your chance...
Funny how these job threads always get redirected toward Happy Valley or the Big S in Orlando. :|
I don't know, but Minot gets a lot of recongition too.
Quote from: flew-da-coup on 06-13-2006 -- 04:16:43
I don't know, but Minot gets a lot of recongition too.
That one, too. My point is that these job threads tend to get hijacked by recruiters for other labs.
Quote from: InLikeFlynn on 06-12-2006 -- 16:59:44
They are turnstile labs! We just hired another dude, and two more are coming! I guess its time for the organic lab to hire again............................ :-D
Every lab in the nation is a turnstyle lab. It's not a bad thing, because it drives up the salaries.
Quote from: flew-da-coup on 06-14-2006 -- 04:24:59
Every lab in the nation is a turnstyle lab. It's not a bad thing, because it drives up the salaries.
I wouldn't bet on that. Where I work, the turnstile is well greased in both directions... They hire techs fresh out of trade school, and after they've been here a few months, and do a few on-site jobs at oil refineries, power plants or whatever, they find out that that's where the bucks are, and quit... After a few months of being away from their families working 12 hour days with an hour commute both ways, working in the blazing sun or pouring rain, hauling analyzers and process calibrators up scaffolding, etc., they're ready to "come home" to the nice air-conditioned lab working 8 hours a day with weekends off and no shift work, even if it means going back to making what they did when they left...
I witnessed this happen in Atlanta a few years ago. You had GE, Electrorent, TMI, Simco & GTE all in one area and techs were hopping around so much that the salaries went up $5 to $6 an hour in 1 year.
Quote from: flew-da-coup on 06-14-2006 -- 08:03:07
I witnessed this happen in Atlanta a few years ago. You had GE, Electrorent, TMI, Simco & GTE all in one area and techs were hopping around so much that the salaries went up $5 to $6 an hour in 1 year.
Too bad that doesn't happen in Warner Robins. :-D