Where You Live And Where You Work

[BladeTurner]

I live in Vancouver and work 18.5 hours away. 3 weeks on, one off.

[Guest Jerry]

I feel very strongly about this issue.

 

I believe that anybody should be able to have a good career in our industry without having to give up the prospect of a personal life.

 

And certainly, on my watch, I have tried to do exactly that.

 

We really need to change the way we do things.

 

This is, after all, the 21st century.

[go coastal]

Totally agree with Jerry regarding family and personal life. In fact I think I have Jerry to thank (if you are indeed THAT Jerry) for my 3-on, 3-off sched. Thanks!

 

Regarding the topic: Live on the Saanich Peninsula - work wherever the company sends me. All expenses paid.

 

gc

[Guest Jerry]

Thanks for that, Ben.

[Guest Jerry]

... and yes, Ben, I am "THAT" Jerry.

 

I don't hide, I never have, and I never will.

[sirlandsalot]

Personally I like a 42 on 1 or 2 off. Goto make hay while sunny, but for the most part its a 30 and 7. I am a money hoar!

 

Frankly I don't care, as long as the money is good, and the clients aren't "Heli experts" and the company backs up decisions made by the pilots itsall good.

 

:punk:

 

John

 

 

And do you have another half that agree's with this?

[sirlandsalot]

noth'in better than timexing in 30 and taking two off

:up:

[Hazy]

No!

 

This is why I get shifted from Machine to machine 350-205-350-205-206.. or so it goes.

 

 

Must be the hunch back and club foot that keeps you single. :lol:

H

[skullcap]

Fuucks, of flyies rent it"

 

Sometimes spelling makes things rather hilarious, but sometimes it just scares me,,,, :shock: