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pepthedog


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Hello All,

 

The company I work for (Southern Cross Corp) is hiring full time traveling natural gas line survey technicians.  This is NOT an independent contractor position.  All equipment is supplied (except boots).  We work all over the country for many different gas utilities and with the spring contracts/projects beginning we need more traveling technicians.  This is for full time RVer's, including couples, who are available to go anywhere.  Each job lasts anywhere from a few weeks to several months, 40 hours per week, with no downtime in between.  Yes, you can take time off in between jobs or while enroute to see the sights.  Some of our techs take time off in the winter but I work year round.

 
Feel free to take a look at my blog to get a better idea of what the job is about.  Here's a link to a post I made last year, a sort of "day in the life", post. Walking The Line.  Google the company name as well and click on the careers link for a full description including salary, weekly per diem, travel expense reimbursement, etc.  
 
If this type of outdoor work is up your alley it's a fantastic way to work full time on the road. Message me or contact me through the blog and I'll be more than happy to give you my phone number and fill you in on all the details.  If it turns out to be something you're interested in I'll then get you in contact with our HR recruiter.  

 



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Hey Kevin, fingers crossed that Adam will call us soon!
Stay warm up there... biggrin



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Just sent you a private message with my number.  Give me a call and I'll find out for ya.



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cherylbrv


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When I go to the blog link, I get this message: Sorry, the page you were looking for in this blog does not exist.

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I must have linked it improperly. I see the link on my signature works. I can't edit it so here's the link without using the link function. airstreamtalesandtrails.blogspot.com/2013/07/walkin-line.html Or you can go to my signature link (home page) and the post about walking the line was from July 2013. Sorry for the confusion.

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Terry and Jo


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pepthedog wrote:

I must have linked it improperly. I see the link on my signature works. I can't edit it so here's the link without using the link function. airstreamtalesandtrails.blogspot.com/2013/07/walkin-line.html Or you can go to my signature link (home page) and the post about walking the line was from July 2013. Sorry for the confusion.

 Kevin,

As a moderator of the forums here, I took the liberty to check and fix your link in your first post.  That should now direct people to the Airstream Tales and Trails blog for you.

By the way, welcome to the RV Dreams forums.

Terry



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Kevin (& Margo) - I LOVE your blog!!! Great writing style.

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pepthedog


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Thank you very much.  We have a lot of fun with it.  It helps us keep track of where we've been - "where was that great Mexican restaurant.......?  Glad you enjoyed it 😄



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Terry, thank you so much for the welcome and the link fix.  I'm having a great time poking around the forum and plan to spend more time here.  Great bunch you have here. 



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Thanks to all of you who have contacted me and/or visited my blog about the job.  Some of you I've talked with and I'm glad you share my enthusiasm.  For those of you we've hired, congratulations.  My project manager is saying that we could still use 5 or so more traveling techs though for a couple of new projects. If you know anyone who hasn't seen the post, but may be interested, please tell them about it.  It really is a great job for full-timers who want to work full-time through the summer - even year round if they choose.

 



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suse1023


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Very interesting, thanks so much for posting that.
I'd be all over this gig if it were done on horseback, she typed hopefully...

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