electricidiot

HI engee,
Welcome,I'm afraid I'm no further forwards as it appears people will quickly take your money and still you will not be that much further forward as to a career change-all this get 6/12 months experience is a non-starter if you are an old timer looking to move on-still undecided which way to go-all gloom and doom on variou trade forums,tiling,plumbing,plastering etc!
Hope you get a better experience than I so far.

rumrunner

Theres not enough work to go around ,theres going to be casultys ,true tradesmen are very protective about there jobs ,by some missconseption everyone seems to think the electrical trade is easy ,well paid and plenty of work for everyone.

not wishing to deflate your illusion ,but........

I think we will see a return to the early eightys ,where if you were opperating off your patch you risked getting bashed. or worse ,
i know a plasterer who had to kill a guy ,because he had to, he had work stolen and he had 4 kids,the poacher was on his manor and wouldnt head the warning.....sh~t

be carefull and enjoy yourself.

Shakey

Rum

dont know what to say, but F*@K me you make me smile

wayne

next time i see some one unqualified changing a light bulb im gonna break his fingers !!!!

Shakey

here we go again,

so what do you call 'unqualified' then Wayne?

ian.settle1

Why not just turn the light switch on and go the whole way.

wayne

do you need qualis to break fingers ? as for "here we go again"replied a dozen times on that

Shakey

sorry Wayne must have missed it

I have challenged a number of people (as you know) to state what they consider to be 'qualified', but to my knowledge have had no takers

LukeScotty

agree'd, the perfect argument is there, shakey being the one who knows a shed load, but not in any competent persons scheme, does that make him non competent, I think not.

If You Build It, They Will Come!!!!!

wayne

were not talking competent esp competent persons schemes run by incompetents