Today was my first day, just a safety meeting but still!

Gonna be working in a Dolomite Quarry, mining and loading Freighters in the Great Lakes!

Not great pay, and no insurance for the 1st year(the cheap bastards!) But it will be nice to have a good steady job for once in a while. I've been working at a cedar Saw Mill for the winter for $8/hr so it's a step in the right direction!

LMFAO, can anyone guess the average age of the worker of Osborne Materials Company is?

I see what you did there with the title..

cute huh?

Congratts, Tin Man!, its rough out here :/

I'll say average worker age is 52. Where's the quarry at? We use plenty of dolomitic lime here in ohio

BadASS! I work with granite alot. Nice to see another 'stoner' out there, eh?

Good news tin man! sucking being out of work!
good step in the right direction, before you know it you can fulfill your destiny and move into tin!

ewwww so many in Ohio, even Lebron hates Ohio.

that said, congrats tin man.

and ummm 20?

Congrats and I know you won't take this job for granite, man.

ouch!


check the stealer s thread dragon ;)

was for u lol

lol bigwiggle is damn good. average age is 51 lmao. I'm 24 ;)

really Dragon, lol thats the joke you chose to use? for shame!

I am currently in school and taking classes in geology/Environmental science. Its cool stuff! I am fortunate enough that the army is paying for me to go to school, and giving me a living stipend (however cut back it is). Other wise I'd be up STUFF creak without a paddle. I got a few back up plans, but I wont reveal my secrets yet ;)

i guess avg age is 35

I'm 25 working in a steel mill, similar average age I'd guess

lol..

just had our first boat this last friday, 17,450 long tons of dolomite sand

That's a bigass sandbox. You could use real dozers and dump trucks and fluff.

dolomite's actually a rock used in a lot of different ways. The "sand" is just a finely ground product they make. The biggest product is made by a 92" crusher.

It's insanity though, the tunnel I work in is 12x6x1000+ with a big ass conveyor belt running through it that carries the rock about 200' up and then dumps it on to the freighter's conveyor belt.

That would be really cool to see from your eyes. Big Stuff ROCKS.