Plenty of jobs openings....

flew-da-coup · 05-11-2006 -- 11:20:40

Hey guys, My company is currently hiring several techs in Arizona ( Pheonix), New England ( Mass.), and California ( not that anyone really wants to live there.) I love working for my company and You would too. IM me for more info. Like I said before if you want to work for a company that treats you like an adult you need to contact me. The benefits are great and you get your vacation and sick leave up front. My company really knows how to take care of it's techs.

bradley563 · 05-12-2006 -- 05:03:16

I would have to second what Coup says. I work for the same company. I am a field tech.

MIRCS · 05-12-2006 -- 08:00:04

get a lab in NC then

flew-da-coup · 05-12-2006 -- 08:05:38

Man I would love to have one in N.C., We do have one in Atlanta.

MIRCS · 05-12-2006 -- 09:53:01

I was miserable in Georgia...................

flew-da-coup · 05-12-2006 -- 10:42:34

I love central Georgia.

mcdlt · 05-12-2006 -- 11:45:18

Hi Coup, could you give me some of the details for the New England openings?

MIRCS · 05-12-2006 -- 11:46:51

Quote from: flew-da-coup on 05-12-2006 -- 10:42:34
I love central Georgia.

I hated south georgia..........and really hated sending things to happy valley due to turn around time.............oh then there was....the just ship the autocollimator back in it's case............etc...etc....etc

flew-da-coup · 05-12-2006 -- 12:07:06

I like to hunt and I own land right north of Macon. I didn't say I enjoyed Happy Valley. However, I did leave a bunch of good friends and the worst enemies behind. Hahaha... I guess I like it because I grew up there. I would like to live in N.C. though, because I love the mountains. I love Cherokee and just over the hill is Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge.

MIRCS · 05-13-2006 -- 07:34:30

see I'm just the opposite as I grew up on the coast, and that's where I wanta be.

Ed Y · 06-12-2007 -- 08:02:27

what is the name of your company?

flow · 06-21-2007 -- 13:19:20

What Company do you work for!

Broken_Wings · 06-21-2007 -- 14:47:09

I recommend reading around. The answer is posted here.

However in my reading I discovered that the O. P. worked for Sypris at the time of that post. However if you read around the forum you will discover this person has moved on in the last few months.

If you are looking for a PMEL job or related job then you must not just rely on one web site for postings. Even the admin has a link to the original PMEL job site that most of us first heard about.

www.pmel.org <- I read until I reach X posts this will be parsed out. Try the bookmarks section of this website also.

Also consider that the original post was made over one year ago and that information may no longer be valid.

Edited to allow link
~Hoopty

richlundeen · 06-21-2007 -- 16:02:58

Quote from: Broken_Wings on 06-21-2007 -- 14:47:09
I recommend reading around. The answer is posted here.

However in my reading I discovered that the O. P. worked for Sypris at the time of that post. However if you read around the forum you will discover this person has moved on in the last few months.

If you are looking for a PMEL job or related job then you must not just rely on one web site for postings. Even the admin has a link to the original PMEL job site that most of us first heard about.

www. pmel. org <- I read until I reach X posts this will be parsed out. Try the bookmarks section of this website also.

Also consider that the original post was made over one year ago and that information may no longer be valid.

Thanks for the info 'Broken_Wings'.

Sorry you worked for Sypris, we get a lot of work as a result. In my experience, Sypris has does a sticker deal, 'cal void' stickers over the old one, infinite years and hours between cal, etc. I'd happily go back to Iraq before I ever work for a company like these folks.

But I digress.

I work on way too much LeCroy gear that was so far out of cal from Sypris customers, that I know that they didn't have LeCroy cal software. Tektronics, etc. etc. If you don't want to buy Fluke's 'MetCal gold', or LeCroy software, your being foolish. Sypris is one of those folks. Even if you have the software, and your simply stickering gear, your not even close to being NIST traceable, or ISO conforming.

And having been an end user to these services, that pisses me off. If I helped write a process document for manufacturing, aviation, or whatever, obviously we all depend on the numbers.

I know I'll never depend on a piece of gear from Sypris again. Not to mention, they can't repair, cal, or verify a damn thing. Or they're not willing. Usually not willing.

flew-da-coup · 06-22-2007 -- 06:00:26

I have worked for Sypris in the past. They do have MetCal Gold and SureCal. All the guys I worked with were very good techs. I worked at their Primary Standards Lab in Orlando. Everyone knows here that if I think a company is full of it I will tell you. Matter of fact one of my former employers that I would never recommend someone to go too is the contract lab @ Robins AFB. The guys there are great tech and many are good friends, but the promotional practices are stupid ( I have been told that they have changed). I had a lot of beefs with KAI there @ Robins. However, Sypris was one of the best employers that I have ever worked for. Matter of fact they have more capability then most labs. Speaking of tracability many of the standards they use in the PSL are cal'd by NIST. Don't you think it is a little unfair to say those things about a company you have never worked for? Trust me, Sypris is a legit cal company. Now you want to hear a company that is a joke try HSCI in Gainsville,Ga. here is their scope of accreditation http://hscilabs.com/pdf/PerryJohnsonLabAccreditation.pdf. Read their pressure uncerts. 0-20kpsi +/- 5.8ppm. Now this is a company you have to watch out for.

Plenty of jobs openings....

Ed Y