I was wondering if any worked for boeing, lockheed martin, or honeywell? How is it?
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I retired from Lockheed Martin 4 years ago after 20 years in business development, program controls, and business planning. Do you have a specific question? It happens I am also an electrical engineer, but did not work as one with LM.
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Kinda depends ob what airplane your'e talking about.\nCessna, Airbus, Boeing, F-14?
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There are many places. Try dyn-corp international, haliburton, brown and root, triple canopy, black water usa just to name a few. Get on the net and start searching they are out there. I spent time in the east with dyn-corp not a bad company.  Lots of luck
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Well, every place sucks to work at pretty much... I work for General Electric. They pay very well, have great benefits, lots of vacation, paid sick days, paid personal business days, pension, etc. Plus, they have their fingers in EVERYTHING... many positions for all sorts of careers and skill levels. They have their own jobseekers site listed in the sources.
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try one of the big companies
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Companies of the size and reputation of Boeing and Airbus cannot make Chinese type planes. With a properly trained/experienced pilot, both the planes are safe - one cannot say the same about many other makes!
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You are right about so much of the electronic business moving off shore. I sold elecronics for 21 years and the last 9 of those years was to an OEM in Shreveport, LA. I suggest you check with all the major appliance manufacturing companies (including commercial), satalite manufacturing, any body you can think of that has some sort of controls. I wish you success.
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They want you to think that someone else is getting an unfair advantage, when, if fact, they are.  The annual budget for defense is currently over $400 billion.  Companies like Boeing and Northrup Grumman make a large part of their income from defense contracts.  I worked for Boeing Airplane Company in the early 1980's.  I worked with high school graduates who earned over $7 an hour.  American commercial airplane manufacturers complain that Airbus has an unfair advantage because it is government subsidised.  But a large part of Boeing's revenue comes from defense contracts, which are highly lucrative.
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locheed, boeing, arms makers for the military
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Go to the mfg site and look it up.\n\nWhat are the companies that made them?  You need to give more details and people can give more help!\n\nGo ahead right now and add additional details to this question!\n\nGO ON !!!!\n\nAPS
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Here is the Honeywell pension plan - \n\nhttp://www.pensionsatwork.gov.uk/pdfs/honeywell.pdf
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I'm not sure where some of the other people got there info from, because several of the guns listed in some of the replys are not used by the American Military or are no longer used. I can give you a large list of military guns that I actually use in my career field. I am a Small Arms Instructor at Sheppard Air Force base in Texas.  Here is a descent list:\n  F-8 assault Shotgun\n  12 Gauge Shotgun   \n  AT4 Viper \n  M-240B Machine Gun \n  M14 7.62mm Rifle \n  M16A2 5.56mm Rifle \n  M1911A1 .45 Caliber Pistol \n  M2 .50 Caliber Machine Gun \n  M203 40mm Grenade Launcher \n  M24 Sniper Rifle \n  M240G Medium Machine Gun \n  M249 SAW \n  M25 Sniper Rifle \n  Barret M82A1 .50 caliber sniper rifle \n  M4 Carbine \n  M40A1 Sniper Rifle \n  M60 Machine Gun \n  M9 9mm Pistol \n  MEU (SOC) Pistol\n  Para-Ordanance P-14 (.45 Calibur)\n  Para-Ordanance P-16 (.40 Calibur) \n  MK19 40mm Machine Gun, MOD 3 \n  MP-5N 9mm Submachine Gun\n  Objective Individual Combat Weapon \n  Shoulder-Launched Multipurpose Assault Weapon (SMAW) \n\nIf this doesn't work for you, please let me know.
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*Aesthetic Visual Solutions, Inc\n*BAE SYSTEMS\n*Deloitte & Touche\n*Lockheed Martin\n\nhttp://dispatch.careercast.com/js.php?q=audio%20visual%20tech&qField=All&qMatch=all&pp=25&view=1&qlookidu=national
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Michael, I would like to know if there is anyone else that has experience with this company. The OP's quesiton is not redundant. They are seeking more information, information I would like too.
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I am a Stationary Engineer currently looking on various job websites.  I have several leads from hotjobs, CareerBuilder, Monster, and the OPM website.
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They are one of the largest trucking companies in the US.  Depending on the job, I would say that they should be a pretty good company to work for.
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I will not do all of your research for you, but I will tell you the top HVAC companies in the United States:\n\nBentley Systems Inc. (Exton, Pennsylvania)\n  \nMastery Technologies Inc. (Novi, Michigan)\n\nUltimate HVAC and Door Products Inc. (Raleigh, North Carolina)\n  \nSigma Design (Alexandria, Louisiana)\n\nAEC Design Group (Gaithersburg, Maryland) \n \nDynacomp Inc. (Romulus, New York) \n \nCAD Technology Corp. (Franklin, North Carolina) \n\nSteril-Aire U.S.A. Inc. (Cerritos, California)