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Not working yet, but in 3 weeks I graduate from commercial diving school
i hear commercial diving is big money, wouldnt mind getting into it if the wife would let me.
If you can do commercial diving and underwater welding you will be a rich Mo Fo. I know a guy who does it for a living they fly him all over the world to weld under water oil pipe lines, And the underside of ships. He in alaska now working on some ships.
Keep working on her it's a hell of alot safer than it used to be, except the states has really lax safety standards for some reason.
Know what company he's with?I need to find a job
I'm not allowed to take pictures at work.
I can find out he lives in Kenton, Ohio when he's home. LOL I talk to him on Facebook all the time. He used to work with me at AGC but he left to go back to welding in december. Last I heard he was in alaska. He has a drag built Duster, a '70 'cuda and a '01 mustang GT. Plus a beat up S10 for the winter. He is actually think about moving to alaska he used to be stationed there when he was in the miltary. I offerd to take the duster off his hands so i could baby set it for him while he's gone but he hasn't fallen for it yet.
If you can do commercial diving and underwater welding you will be a rich Mo Fo. I know a guy who does it for a living they fly him all over the world to weld under water oil pipe lines, And the underside of ships. He in alaska now working on some ships.
Keep working on her it's a hell of alot safer than it used to be, except the states has really lax safety standards for some reason.
Know what company he's with?I need to find a job
Underwater welding is still insanly dangerous. When I looked into it a couple of years ago the lifespan for an underwater welder was just 2 years. That is life-span, not career-span.
That being said, they make the big bucks. I went to school with a guy who does it and he made damn near $300k in 6 months, serving 2 weeks at a time in a capsule TIG welding on a pipeline.
-Jester