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19-02-2008
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| Administrator  Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: South Yorkshire
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  |  Re: Hello all.... nice one, welcome to the domestic side of electrics, I can't talk, lol I do commercial and industrial. whats electrical maintenance generally like ? |
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28-02-2008
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| Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2008
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| Re: Hello all.... Hi Scol1, welcome, i,m currently a maint spark inthe food packaging industry ,been in it for 30 odd years,but due to redundancy would like a change,possibly going into insp/testing ,doing 2391/2382 exams now,enjoy the forum and once again welcome. adnarim |
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29-02-2008
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| Re: Hello all.... Quote:
And Luke, i was in maintenance for many years. Trouble is (in my experience) the electrics are used to power / drive dirty mechanical things. Seemed to spend years covered in hydraulic oil, grease, and general crud. i was out of the game for many many months before my fingers stopped having that 'ingrained dirt' look!!! | |
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