My 2018 schedule. I work when it's yellow. With 12 hour weekends it eats up a lot of vacation when i take one off, especially if I'm working midnights since i have to take the night before the day i leave, the day i leave, and then the weekend (40 hrs of vacation)
Not telling me anything i don't already know, but them damn pay checks keep me coming back lol. My company bought out the other place to work here in my field, literally right across the road from each other.
My 2018 schedule. I work when it's yellow. With 12 hour weekends it eats up a lot of vacation when i take one off, especially if I'm working midnights since i have to take the night before the day i leave, the day i leave, and then the weekend (40 hrs of vacation)
Matt I know your schedule somewhat first hand. Hard to complain when you see what you can make in a year depending on overtime. But working nights rotating weekends is tough, but rotating shifts is even harder. So what months are you shooting for? Basically anything not in yellow or do you want to catch a 3-4 day stretch like I get when I come off weekends?
Matt I know your schedule somewhat first hand. Hard to complain when you see what you can make in a year depending on overtime. But working nights rotating weekends is tough, but rotating shifts is even harder. So what months are you shooting for? Basically anything not in yellow or do you want to catch a 3-4 day stretch like I get when I come off weekends?
April, may, june (just gotta be back by the 19th for the better halfs b-day)
My long weekend would be ideal, but basically as long as I'm not on mids I'll most likely be there. Still far away and i can be somewhat flexible with 140 hrs vacation, but still gotta stash some aside for family stuff and hunting.
Damn sounds like you got to be pretty smart for that. More power to you brother and I can imagine it is very limited market for jobs.
2 year degree and 5 years on the job training. Wish i knew about the program much earlier than i did. I can work at chemical plants, refineries, and (I'd love this) brewery since its technically a chemical process lol
2 year degree and 5 years on the job training. Wish i knew about the program much earlier than i did. I can work at chemical plants, refineries, and (I'd love this) brewery since its technically a chemical process lol
I'm a millwright and wish I would gotten into right out of high school. 4 year apprenticeship. Took 8 years to get into so still early enough in life to work 40+ years in the field. Lol. Sounds like a cool job. Lots of breweries here in milwaukee.