East cost job at $30 per hour

[spanishfly25]

Yeah, that's like a lot of plants we do on-site jobs at... The operators pull 12 hour shifts, 7 days on, 7 days off, some have six figure salaries, and all shift long they're doing basically nothing. But when something breaks, crap hits the fan, and they're busting their rump getting everything fixed, because every day the plant is down, millions of dollars in revenue are lost (and gas prices spike)...

yes that's the case here, but we only work M-F 8am-4pm

[spanishfly25]

@spanishfly Why are you quitting? Did you find a job that you could make more money for less work???

nop, I would work more, it is impossible to work less than here,  but i would be making $20K more per year plus I get to travel

[USMCPMEL]

If I am reading your post correctly your new job is $40 an hour? I think I would be interested in that company...

[spanishfly25]

yes, but part of that money is because of the travel, is a 100% travel. I am doing it because I am single and my kids are all grown up, but if interested I pass on your resume. and the duties are: 1.Calibration project analysis
2.Outsourcing Process for managing contractors
3.Quality Agreement development or review
4.Review present SOP(K procedures) and write new as required
5.In House Calibration Program – Define Goals
Integrate documents into CMMS System
6.JLL  and CMMS system review