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Dont apologize for ranting, thats what this thread is about.
If I could make a suggestion based on what you wrote about your current job...
It sounds like you are dexterous and have a mind for optomizing an assembly process.
Those are rare and desireable talents. If you are making the same pay as the people you have trained, take those skills you've honed and start looking for a new job.
Dont tell anyone at your current job.

Or, you could attempt to take your bosses job. Tell him you want to make things easier for him, have him train you and take over. Start suggesting he takes days off and youll fill in for him. You have his spot in less than a year.

[NikkiLinkle]

Dont apologize for ranting, thats what this thread is about.
If I could make a suggestion based on what you wrote about your current job...
It sounds like you are dexterous and have a mind for optomizing an assembly process.
Those are rare and desireable talents. If you are making the same pay as the people you have trained, take those skills you've honed and start looking for a new job.
Dont tell anyone at your current job.

Or, you could attempt to take your bosses job. Tell him you want to make things easier for him, have him train you and take over. Start suggesting he takes days off and youll fill in for him. You have his spot in less than a year.

Why thank you. Funnily enough, I have actually thought about taking his job. He's about 60 years old, he must be up for retirement or death soon. That's a terrible thing to say, but I thought it. I would need training for sure. My supervisor is also the planner and he is constantly planning jobs, that we can not do, because we don't have the parts. On the 21 December 2011, I started a job of 80 Passlights, but the lamps for this job are not due to arrive until 6 February, 2012 That is just ridiculous.