My husband is for sale--I mean for hire. He doesn't know but that's not important. He's the fuel manager for one of the largest flatbed carriers in the US, has extensive experience with chemical safety regulations and compliance, interstate and international commerce (Canada and Mexico), but 1/ - ThreadSky

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lorehouse.bsky.social • 22 days ago

My husband is for sale--I mean for hire. He doesn't know but that's not important. He's the fuel manager for one of the largest flatbed carriers in the US, has extensive experience with chemical safety regulations and compliance, interstate and international commerce (Canada and Mexico), but 1/

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Guys how do I move to Maine? Anybody want to hire my husband?

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sarahfromdata.bsky.social•21 days ago

How does he feel about oilfield work? Sounds like he would do well in North Dakota.

sarahfromdata.bsky.social•21 days ago

If you're set on Maine that's obviously a different story. But my husband and I spent some time looking at NH and decided there just weren't quite enough job opportunities.

sarahfromdata.bsky.social•21 days ago

I just saw you were looking for trees. If that's a deal-breaker don't come to ND. We have gorgeous rolling prairie hills and dark lakes that reflect our creamy blue sky. Neighborly people, and local agriculture.

Not a lot of trees. 😅

lorehouse.bsky.social•22 days ago

of his work is actually database management, as he manages the databases of trucks, parts, fuel requirements, drivers, fuel-storage supplies, etc., for the past 20 years of the company's life, and if you know anything about truck and driver turnover, you realize how unwieldy that gets fast. 2/

lorehouse.bsky.social•22 days ago

His greatest weakness is the joke "works too hard", but seriously the man will do anything to get the job done. In an emergency he is the calmest, most focused person I've ever met, and he should do disaster relief because he'd be so good at it. His greatest strength is that he can and will 3/

lorehouse.bsky.social•22 days ago

learn to do anything, and will solve problems independently, including problems you didn't know you had. He has saved his company hundreds of thousands of dollars a year by fixing stupid issues that just happen sometimes and go unnoticed in the multi-million-dollar budgets. /fin

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