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Duck Butter 05-12-2014 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by meaux fishing (Post 689136)
Nevermind... Lol

:rotfl:

"W" 05-12-2014 02:43 PM

Rene is soooo mad because he thought he was an engineer and held some super tittle


Rene you do care because you quaked about 15xs already !!

Lmao !! My "official title now with my company has supervisor in it and I'm the only one out here"

mr crab 05-12-2014 02:45 PM

Education has its place, I'm just pointing out that proficient engineering is definitely not contingent upon a college degree. At least that's been my experience in 14 years working as an instrument and analyzer tech in Chemical plants. The engineers that come from the shop know every facet of the job because they used to implement and commission the jobs. We constantly have to redesign, rework, rewire, replan jobs from these desk jockey engineers with degrees simply because they ain't never been in the field. Sounds like you are on a very high horse. I don't know you but if you've never worked with an "engineer" that came out of the shop, then you really don't know what you're talking about. They are by far the best there is. With or without a degree

all star rod 05-12-2014 02:46 PM

Bubble gums....Screw an ENGR title......I AM A DR now....lol

noodle creek 05-12-2014 02:57 PM

Hell i was about to go back to school for an engineering degree, guess I won't go now since I can stroll up to a plant and apply for an engineering position. Maybe I'll even start my own firm since you don't have to have a degree to sign off on jobs anymore. I'll just start building roads and bridges and call it good.

all star rod 05-12-2014 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by noodle creek (Post 689149)
Hell i was about to go back to school for an engineering degree, guess I won't go now since I can stroll up to a plant and apply for an engineering position. Maybe I'll even start my own firm since you don't have to have a degree to sign off on jobs anymore. I'll just start building roads and bridges and call it good.

Go for it man....you don't need no freaking sheep skinz....

BTW, I am amazed at the responses by some on here actually having an issue with me saying "you should have an engr degree to have engineer in your job title......:work:

SGib 05-12-2014 03:06 PM

Hey CRAB cool it with that desk jockey talk!!!

all star rod 05-12-2014 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by mr crab (Post 689144)
Education has its place, I'm just pointing out that proficient engineering is definitely not contingent upon a college degree. At least that's been my experience in 14 years working as an instrument and analyzer tech in Chemical plants. The engineers that come from the shop know every facet of the job because they used to implement and commission the jobs. We constantly have to redesign, rework, rewire, replan jobs from these desk jockey engineers with degrees simply because they ain't never been in the field. Sounds like you are on a very high horse. I don't know you but if you've never worked with an "engineer" that came out of the shop, then you really don't know what you're talking about. They are by far the best there is. With or without a degree

No high horse here, to me and trust me a lot of companies if you do not have an engr degree you are not an engineer. I work with several guys that know a lot of technical / mechanical stuff with tower internals due to their years in field but they are not engineers.

keakar 05-12-2014 03:19 PM

this thread has been hi-jacked so badly Osama bin laden would be proud

is this a fishing forum or a lawyers convention?

Duck Butter 05-12-2014 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by keakar (Post 689159)
this thread has been hi-jacked so badly Osama bin laden would be proud

is this a fishing forum or a lawyers convention?

technically lawyers can be considered doctors as well. They receive a juris doctorate

:spineyes:

PaulMyers 05-12-2014 03:27 PM

"W", if you're interested in the job, go for it. Plant Jobs are very good!

all star rod 05-12-2014 03:34 PM

All I said was how can you be hired as an engineer when you only have a GED (no engr degree) .....and all the crying and whining started from there....WOW....:work:

And the ironic parts was some on here got more upset than bruh did...:rotfl:

hell if he can become an engineer without a degree in engineering well good for him....

T-TOP 05-12-2014 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by PaulMyers (Post 689163)
"W", if you're interested in the job, go for it. Plant Jobs are very good!

and you will still be able to run your business, off half the year.

"W" 05-12-2014 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by PaulMyers (Post 689163)
"W", if you're interested in the job, go for it. Plant Jobs are very good!

Well I heard Rene called the Union and the job tittle has to be changed it can no longer have engineer in it nor can they hire who they feel is right for the job









Boy Rene is sooooooo mad , guess when your born with a girls name you have to stay on the offensive side
And jealousy is a disease poor Rene has

all star rod 05-12-2014 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by "W" (Post 689175)
Well I heard Rene called the Union and the job tittle has to be changed it can no longer have engineer in it nor can they hire who they feel is right for the job









Boy Rene is sooooooo mad , guess when your born with a girls name you have to stay on the offensive side
And jealousy is a disease poor Rene has


LOL....Bruh you will be a trend setter I can see it now....
1st person to be given the title of engineer with only having a GED....Hell I bet Obama may invite you to the white house...congrats man..

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Bluechip 05-12-2014 04:46 PM

I believe that the USW (United Steel Workers) is at Sasol.

PaulMyers 05-12-2014 04:49 PM

"W"altrip, a union hand? That will never happen. LoL

T-TOP 05-12-2014 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by PaulMyers (Post 689190)
"W"altrip, a union hand? That will never happen. LoL


Can you imagine,, W paying union dues.. He would never live it down.


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PaulMyers 05-12-2014 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by T-TOP (Post 689195)
Can you imagine,, W paying union dues.. He would never live it down.

So very true!


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