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02-07-2008
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| Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: South Wales
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 |  Hi All I Have been watching the forum for a while and thought it was about time to introduce myself. I have worked with electronic and electrical systems for over 20+ years and I am now looking to go into the domestic sector (bad timing I know) I have just completed 17th edition , PAT, and EAL part P domestic installers through PGL Training in Exeter (Excellent training provider in my opinion) and will be taking my 2391 in October. So I have a good idea of the domestic theory and circuits, My wiring skills are of a high standard from 20+ years of practical work, but my main problem will be getting the wires from A to B in a domestic situation... so I will be looking to be somebodies Bitch for a while (Live in South Wales). Turning 40 soon so hopefully not too old to change career, fortunately have very supportive Wife, and hopefully the support of the forum members when I need it. Cheers Iain D |
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