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Finished this one last week.
The shiny light gauge metal is where the air sucks in. The dark, round to square exhaust duct is 16 ga welded,
all made on site. 1/8th 6011s using a red Lincoln stick welder and a 4 foot brake.
Notice the wiring, first hood I've had where all the controls and fire stuff is in the hood. Being all electric stove and fryer, we had to pull 100amp wire,
#2 aluminum, from the circuit box, thru the hood controls and contractors to feed the equipment.
After all that, the brick works was almost fun.
Next job up, replace 2 - 5 ton AC units in a car dealership, almost 80 miles away.
The Shop
I say this tongue and cheek, but thankfully, I sit in the basement away from people, so my stress is pretty much only seen by my team and my boss.
Edit: Ironic side note that you may appreciate. The person that trained me right out of college was an EE working for a Petro service company for 20 years, then decided to get a masters in PE online and become a storage reservoir engineer.
But we just bottle water.
But if you see my mom, tell her that I'm a piano player in a whorehouse. I'd hate to disappoint her.
Haha...
I never realized all what goes into what you guys do.
After a chemical storage tank leaked for a day or so, into a main river here, it contaminated more than a few water plants and towns downstream.
By the time a few guys in a treatment plant noticed the chemicals in their place it was too late.
The work that had to be done, giant filters had to be replaced, water lines were flushed for months, they had to supply
who knows how many people with bottled water for over a year.
Property values plummeted, toursium also, people were just plain freaking out.
There was a a pretty long story on the news, just the chemicals you guys use, the strength, the quantity of them,
was kinda mind boggling.
Coeur d’Alene Idaho
Pit Row
I'm a total gearhead at heart, but it pays the bills....
Prior to this, I was doing neuro-psych assessments for a regular hospital. Most people getting a full neuropsych assessment are doing so because they experienced (1) a concussion, (2) traumatic brain injury beyond simply a concussion, or (3) complex mental health issues that require lots of testing to accurately diagnose and treat.
A full neuro-psych assessment takes about 6 hours, not including the intake interview where we simply ask questions to gather information on background.
The assessment itself is roughly 6 hours of activities either with paper/pencil, on a computer, and with a psychologist (who is always present to observe the person taking the tests). These tests look at peoples problem-solving skills, working memory, language production, language comprehension, processing speed, fine motor skills, logic, visual-spacial skills, focus/concentration, mood, etc.
Most people I worked with were regular citizens, though on occasion we would get someone court-ordered for neuro psych testing and that was usually pretty interesting...
I would love the opportunity to learn about the concussion protocol used in motocross.
We still have so much to learn about concussions and recovery.
I'm giving it all she's got Captain!
Did that full time for all of three months after graduation before accepting a job to work for Mark Rober, a mechanical engineer turned YouTuber. Now I help build crazy stuff and do basically all the things that he either has no time for or is not interested in doing. For me, as someone who thought they wanted to be an engineer his whole life but soon found out that the typical 9-5 behind a desk was not for me, this was the single greatest thing to ever happen in my life!
They're very picky.
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