Employment/Jobs - helping our members!

[shootist2004]

do you guys make ammo on premises? is this Armscor? I know they are in Pahrump. How long have you been in business. I would love to move there someday. How often do you hire?

 

[Tophog]

do you guys make ammo on premises? is this Armscor? I know they are in Pahrump. How long have you been in business. I would love to move there someday. How often do you hire?

They are not Armscor and they don't manufacture ammo. They are a retail biz, and also handle ammo sales to Front Sight students.

For more info, contact them.

 

[Stegm84]

Im looking for new work any ideas. I use to work armed security for a local casino but the fired me for no reason so now im looking im so bored at home someone please help thanks

 

[shootist2004]

there are plenty of security jobs on Craigslist.....

 

[Stegm84]

there are plenty of security jobs on Craigslist.....

yeah thats the thing i dont want to do security no more just something else maybe like sales or something plus i dont have my guard card cant afford it right now. I even tried like fast food and there not hiring

 

[SoLasVegas]

yeah thats the thing i dont want to do security no more just something else maybe like sales or something plus i dont have my guard card cant afford it right now. I even tried like fast food and there not hiring

Please don't take this the wrong way, but in my opinion when you are looking for a job, you should view every interaction you have with other people as if it is an interview for a job.

With that in mind, you should be careful to speak and write using correct grammar as much as possible. What you say, what you write, and how you are dressed are the easiest ways for the rest of the world to judge your worth as a potential employee. Your grammar here leaves something to be desired and if I had an open position this wouldn't make me want to hire you.

Again, please don't take it the wrong way. I intend for this to be constructive.

Good luck in your search.

 

[Stegm84]

Please don't take this the wrong way, but in my opinion when you are looking for a job, you should view every interaction you have with other people as if it is an interview for a job.

With that in mind, you should be careful to speak and write using correct grammar as much as possible. What you say, what you write, and how you are dressed are the easiest ways for the rest of the world to judge your worth as a potential employee. Your grammar here leaves something to be desired and if I had an open position this wouldn't make me want to hire you.

Again, please don't take it the wrong way. I intend for this to be constructive.

Good luck in your search.

If i was in a real interview it would be different im not that stupid
and this is a forum to help people out not an interview and to judge me or people, you just judge me cause of my grammar you don't even know what I use to do or seen my resume or worked with me or met me. sorry but I am a little offended.

 

[Bullhurly]

Back on point, does anyone here know of any entry level IT positions? Looking for at least 35k.

Just graduated from UNLV with a BSBA in MIS. Looking for a company where I can work my way up.

If anyone knows someone or has any good leads, PM me! :bigviolent:

Thanks!

Joe

 

[swagger]

Back on point, does anyone here know of any entry level IT positions? Looking for at least 35k.

Just graduated from UNLV with a BSBA in MIS. Looking for a company where I can work my way up.

If anyone knows someone or has any good leads, PM me! :bigviolent:

Thanks!

Joe

Have you ever pulled cable before? I'm looking to have some drops installed.

 

[swagger]

Back on point, does anyone here know of any entry level IT positions? Looking for at least 35k.

Just graduated from UNLV with a BSBA in MIS. Looking for a company where I can work my way up.

If anyone knows someone or has any good leads, PM me! :bigviolent:

Thanks!

Joe

Also, if you have any programming fu, PM me with the details. We're also looking for someone to write an app for us.

 

[b0neZ]

Back on point, does anyone here know of any entry level IT positions? Looking for at least 35k.

Just graduated from UNLV with a BSBA in MIS. Looking for a company where I can work my way up.

If anyone knows someone or has any good leads, PM me! :bigviolent:

Thanks!

Joe

Look at the State website. There were TONS of IT spots level I to level V when I checked it.

 

[Bullhurly]

Look at the State website. There were TONS of IT spots level I to level V when I checked it.

I believe I checked those out and they were outside the Las Vegas area. Normally, that wouldn't be a problem but I have a house / fiancee. So, I'm sort of stuck in Vegas. =(

I'll double check again though.

Thanks!

 

[Bullhurly]

Have you ever pulled cable before? I'm looking to have some drops installed.

Can't say that I have. Also, on the programming front, I am currently learning C# but I am no where near ready to accept a position for it. I think I am still another 2-3 months out before I will be comfortable enough to start looking for a programming position.

Right now, I'm thinking a basic IT position or an entry level network engineer position are my best bet.

 

[mdashoot]

Well, just got let go today! had a bad feeling this was coming as I've seen others leaving and heard rumors that the company was not profitable, so I was let go and a lower wage guy moved into my position (good luck) as half the crap I knew was memorized. Anyways, I was the head of shipping so basically anything having to do with shipping products I know about. I used Fedex, UPS, GSO and Ontrac. I was working for a Compounding pharmacy so most of the stuff was Pharmaceutical and very pricey. Also have experience in,

Construction (built dairies in California for 4 years, tile, Sheetrock, plumbing)
Automotive (basic repairs)
Some basic electrical
I guess I should mention some knowledge in firearms
I can do a lot if I'm just shown how

I was recently thinking about starting my own auto detailing business but there are so many although from what I've seen they all suck and I would never let them touch my truck, I don't even let the dealership do the courtesy wash.

 

[Gullwing]

I was recently thinking about starting my own auto detailing business but there are so many although from what I've seen they all suck and I would never let them touch my truck, I don't even let the dealership do the courtesy wash.

I detail my own car, but I couldn't make any money doing that. It takes me 3-4 days to do my car, which is why it only gets done once every year or two or three.

If you get good products and are very efficient, it could be a fairly "cheap" start up business. There is a guy in the UK who details exotic cars, he charges thousands per car, but then he uses some wax that is over $5K a container.

I use http://www.griotsgarage.com/

 

[Just Deserts]

Krap! sorry to hear the bad news Mike.
I'll keep an eye out for you.
I don't understand this economy, some are doing well and many are struggling.
It's got to get back to "normal", I hope.

Well, just got let go today! had a bad feeling this was coming as I've seen others leaving and heard rumors that the company was not profitable, so I was let go and a lower wage guy moved into my position (good luck) as half the crap I knew was memorized. Anyways, I was the head of shipping so basically anything having to do with shipping products I know about. I used Fedex, UPS, GSO and Ontrac. I was working for a Compounding pharmacy so most of the stuff was Pharmaceutical and very pricey. Also have experience in,

Construction (built dairies in California for 4 years, tile, Sheetrock, plumbing)
Automotive (basic repairs)
Some basic electrical
I guess I should mention some knowledge in firearms
I can do a lot if I'm just shown how

I was recently thinking about starting my own auto detailing business but there are so many although from what I've seen they all suck and I would never let them touch my truck, I don't even let the dealership do the courtesy wash.

 

[Bullhurly]

On a semi-positive note, I have an interview on Monday. Hopefully I get the position. :hurray:

 

[mdashoot]

On a semi-positive note, I have an interview on Monday. Hopefully I get the position. :hurray:

Good to hear, its hard right now and I'm sure I will not get the pay I was getting when I find something.

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[Clockwork]

Yeah I hear you on the pay I don't make nearly half of what I used to.

 

[loic1]

Well, just got let go today! had a bad feeling this was coming as I've seen others leaving and heard rumors that the company was not profitable, so I was let go and a lower wage guy moved into my position (good luck) as half the crap I knew was memorized. Anyways, I was the head of shipping so basically anything having to do with shipping products I know about. I used Fedex, UPS, GSO and Ontrac. I was working for a Compounding pharmacy so most of the stuff was Pharmaceutical and very pricey. Also have experience in,

Construction (built dairies in California for 4 years, tile, Sheetrock, plumbing)
Automotive (basic repairs)
Some basic electrical
I guess I should mention some knowledge in firearms
I can do a lot if I'm just shown how

I was recently thinking about starting my own auto detailing business but there are so many although from what I've seen they all suck and I would never let them touch my truck, I don't even let the dealership do the courtesy wash.

a friend of mine does that, he lives in AZ but travel a lots, he does usually sports car (porches, ferrari, lambo etc...) he follow those guys when they go ride for a couple days and he details their car while the guys are sleeping.

 

[mdashoot]

a friend of mine does that, he lives in AZ but travel a lots, he does usually sports car (porches, ferrari, lambo etc...) he follow those guys when they go ride for a couple days and he details their car while the guys are sleeping.

If your good at it and can get your name out there it can be profitable for sure. I have seen people pay $120.00 for a detail that I wouln't pay $25.00 for. I learned all the tricks and techniques when I got my truck, It was my first new car so I wanted the best for it, even had a whole house filter put in because of the hard water here its impossible not to get water spots.

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[rkadair]

Helix Electric is looking for labors for copper mountian 2 project pay is 29.75
call efrain @ 702-732-1188
or go to the shop best bet
3078 E sunset road suite 9 las vegas nv 89120
job to be done by sept 2012 for the first phase
solar project best to get your pv card from Osha, job should last to 2014 out past the dry lake bed on 93

 

[mdashoot]

Thanks, I will check it out.

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[Xodius]

This is more of a feeler for now. My wife just found out that there is a very high chance she will be out of a job this fall or next fall. She has her Masters plus 32 (one step below doctorate) in school counseling. She has an insane work ethic like me which means she gives her all and always goes above and beyond. She is a quick learner and a great shot.
Does anyone here know of anything that might fit her? I know it might be a long shot but I figured I would ask.

We have recently started talking about moving to Arizona or Colorado again. I may even look into Utah or perhaps further north. I hate the cold though which is why I moved from Wisconsin. Lol. Texas is another option, anyway let me know and if you have suggestions I am all ears.

Thanks
Xodius


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[joshuat]

House cleaning

My wife is starting a small one person house/apartment/building cleaning service. She's using only natural cleaners to help promote the earth first, no harsh chemicals unless mother nature made it. We are in North LV so we can get anywhere pretty quickly.

 

[NinjaBlack]

I recently got an armed security card. I have almost 2 years unarmed experience in event, commercial, and residential. If anyone has any suggestions for good companies (hiring or not) feel free to PM me the company names. After looking through Craig's list there seem to be a lot of places paying less for an armed position than I currently make at my unarmed job. :thumbdown:
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[xxiiiliv]

Any framers here out of work? PM me, as I just had contact with a local builder who asked if I knew any framers. If you would give me your info, I would be happy to relay that

 

[desertw0lf]

I recently got an armed security card. I have almost 2 years unarmed experience in event, commercial, and residential. If anyone has any suggestions for good companies (hiring or not) feel free to PM me the company names. After looking through Craig's list there seem to be a lot of places paying less for an armed position than I currently make at my unarmed job. :thumbdown:
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Ninja. Securitas currently has Armed and Supervisory openings (we have 3 posted right now) Go down to the branch @ Pecos and Harmon and apply. Armed is paying decent.

 

[grendlefly]

I will be heading back to Nevada after finishing up gunsmithing school at Trinidad State Junior College. I will be back in Nevada around June 18. I am a Glock Certified Armorer, and will be taking an AR-15 armorers course in 2 weeks. I am looking for a job as a gunsmith. I would prefer northern Nevada (Reno area) as that is where I was born, but would be willing to relocate to other parts of Nevada if the opportunity arises. I am interested in repair work, but I have a broad general knowledge of most aspects of gunsmithing. I have re-barrelled and chambered both a Mauser as well as a post 64 Winchester Model 70. I have also made wood stocks for both of them, one from a blank, and one from a semi-inlet that I duplicated myself. I have 2 years experience on both a lathe and a vertical mill. I have experience hot bluing, Belgium bluing (express rust bluing), as well as polishing both by hand and on a buffing wheel. I am aware that just coming out of school, I don't know everything, but I am hoping to work for an established shop to further my knowledge.

 

[Xodius]

***looking for a person that can install a doggie door at my bosses new house. He requested someone with cabinet experience. Location is in southern highlands and may require the moving or removal of a outlet. Finished product needs to look great no half ass.
Also invoice would need to be billed versus onsite.
If you have the skills let me know via PM a price(estimate) and we can meet. Needed ASAP but done during regular business hours.


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