Recent content by Regina

Excuse this terribly insecure post... This morning I just happened to be in the area of an FBO ( I won't share details just yet as I don't want to jinx anything ) but I walked in dropped off a resume had a chat and now I have an interview Tuesday. On my way out, one of the CSRs followed...

I made the rounds and I hope I'll hear back soon. Aside from being able to lift 50-70 lbs are there any other physical requirements? Visual? Hearing? Anything? I'm not to worried as I have a 3rd class for my ppl but I can't hear certain tones due to an injury when I was younger .

Ok, it looks none of those companies are hiring. Are there any other FBOs I should try? I'm in the Burbank area but I'm willing to drive to long beach, van nuys , Santa Monica or even John Wayne if I have to.

Thank you everyone. I am definitely going to go for it! Any recommendations of companies that are pretty decent to their crew? I'm in the L.A area and was thinking of applying to signature, clay lacy, Atlantic , million aire or landmark . Any of those stand out more than the others?

Whoa, whoa, whoa!! TIPS?!! How does that work?

Meaning, consumers refueling their car are protected from the fumes while line Guys are not. ( sorry, I just realized my phone cut that last Sentence off)

That was my thinking as well. They insisted there is some vapor mechanism that blocks the fumes. They told me on a summer day the vapor is " stifling":rolleyes2:

I got some conflicting info that made me doubt my abilities. Apparently, there is a difference between working line services and being a refueler? A few guys I talked to insisted that the manager would take one look at me and decide that I want able to handle it physically and that I would end...

Wow! Thanks guys! This is very encouraging!

Several of my buddies work at FBO's and I'd really love to get a job on the service line. I've checked out a few places online, and I think I can probably handle it. The only thing that is kind of questionable is lifting the hoses over my head ( which, now that I think of it is... 90% of the...