i was just hired by a company that does large scale stripping / painting jobs, such as bridges, warehouses, hangers ect
i will be paid $20/hour to drive a forklift, filling up the hopper on the sandblaster for a crew thats repainting a building that covers a submarine dry dock
the job is 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off, and i get all the hours i want while im down there. this aint no 40/week bullshit
and the best fucking part … OMG THE BEST FUCKING PART
THE JOB IS IN GEORGIA, 20 MIN FROM THE FLORIDA LINE
whats more likely is me overlaoding the forklift so i can drift it around the base
and i might slap an NYspeed sticker on some warheads
kevin, ill be back every 2 weeks, so dont worry
the base is called “Kings Bay Navel Sub Support Base” for anyone that wants to look it up, the building ill be working on is the one thats to the left of, and level with the “crab island” label that mapquest puts on the island next to it
I friend of mine worked for a similar company, made good money but worked tons of hours. He was a blaster so he made a lot more than $20 an hour. Good luck.
After reading my post it may have seemed kinda harsh, I wasn’t putting down $20 an hour, that’s pretty good money. I used to blast for a small company in strykersville. What an experience that was. Nothing like holding a hose that’s 3 1/2" dia and having enough power to knock you back a few steps when you pull the trigger. Not to mention wearing a full suit and having air pumped to a mask. It was definitely tiring moving around equipment, crawling threw tight spaces and dealing with the hose. We had two blasters at this place. One hopper held around 300lbs of sand the other hopper held around 500lbs of sand. Depending what nozzle we were using at the time we could go threw 500lbs of sand in about 45mins, we could also warp 1/4" steel from the heat. Good times.
ps, 20 min from the florida, you are gonna need to start loving “y’all” “howdy” and people named Billy Bob with no Teeth, and yes I met some one in Bladwin FL named Billy Bob and had no teath