got to get out of tennessee (Portland, Limerick: credit, transfer, inspection)

[stephen howard]

lookin to strengthen the bond with my half sister who i've only met once 15 years ago for just a couple of hours and rejoin the ranks of the gainfully employed after living the past year as a amish hippy, planning to sell half of my worldly assets for air fare and traveling money and relocate to the neither regions of the north where my fathers side of the family has been since before maine was a state, my ancestors were originally from ARCADIA, my mothers family was in tennessee before it was a state, whenever i'm asked how my parents got together i tell my friends my father was a YANKEE BELL RINGER and my mother was a SOUTHERN BELLE

[Submariner]

What is your trade? What region of Maine do you plan to move to?

[stephen howard]

my sister lives in north waterboro so i plan to start there, i'm a machinst by trade for 30 years but i've been involved in every aspect of industrial manufacturing,from fork lift driving and material handeling to shipping and recieving,SPC inspection, lasers, punch presses, tool&die, general maintance, also worked three years for Wal-Mart as merchandise stocker before transfering to bicycle assembly,repair and maintance,also worked in KY. in the maintance dept.for KY Cooperage as a black smith and maintance machinst

[Submariner]

Originally Posted by stephen howard

my sister lives in north waterboro so i plan to start there,

There may be something in Limerick then. If not then maybe closer to Portland.



I really do not know if there is ANY industrial manufacturing going on in that area.

Maybe the black smith / maintenance machinist role.

I wish you luck.

[stephen howard]

while searching on the net for jobs in the Portland area i found one site that lists over 40 temp to hire positions in the Portland area alone for CNC Machinsts also material handlers and forklift drivers but in reality i've found that there aren't many jobs i can't do when i put my mind to it, my father was the same way and my Great Great Grand father was credited with developing the cant dog manufactured by the Peavy Tool company used in logging operations, my family is related to the Peavy's also the Colcords,Parsons,Websters,Michads,Ollettes,Landrys