Seriously thinking about trying to find a new job in a new place

[yoshimitsuspeed]

The company I work for is once again rapidly loosing my respect in the way the treat and reimburse employees.

On top of that I am over this little valley I live in and the lack of cultural and musical diversity, decent music, and single cool girls.

I know it's not the best job market out there these days but I decided I should at least put it out there and see if anything comes back.
Although master of few things I am rather skilled at a very wide variety of things and beyond that have a huge desire to keep learning and advancing my skills and pick up new ones.
I have a good bit of experience on manual machinery like the mill and lathe.
I can use power tools like nobodies business especially grinders sanders and tools for surface finishes.
I have a lot of experience in surface finishes especially Gel coat and metal.
Pretty good with GTAW, GMAW and FCAW and am confidant I could pick up other processes quickly.
Years experience in thermoset and thermoplastic composites from fabrication and production to tooling, mold design, repair, R&d & prototyping, to designing fabricating and improving the machines needed in the process. This includes a lot of industrial design and fabrication.
Pretty good at reading blueprints especially for machining parts and assembling machines.
Years of mechanical and fab experience from auto mechanic, chopper builder, boat builder and engine installer, to industrial machine assembly, modification and repair.
I have also started getting into Solidworks There's still a ton to learn but I am pretty comfortable with the program and learning it has been pretty easy.
I have started to get my hands wet playing with a CNC and CAM. Another thing that I feel I could pick up quickly and easily.
I think that's a pretty good rough summary. Let me know if you guys know of anything promising or know of any good places I should put my info.

[Eden Christopher]

I don't know of anything but indeed.com is a great job search engine. I recently relocated to Chicagoland and I used that to gauge the job market.  Once I landed a job I pulled up stakes. Maybe it will work out well for you too.

[yoshimitsuspeed]

Thanks for the tip. Last time I tried sites like Monster I didn't have much luck. Seem like great places for basic or common jobs but I never had luck finding custom fab jobs or anything but I checked out the site you posted and a couple interesting jobs did come up. Mostly in Aerospace. Cars have always been my passion and I'd love to get back into building hot rods and or race cars but it's looking like aerospace might be where the money is and now I do have some background in the field.