Alberta members Meet & greet pics
07-19-2013, 01:15 PM
#94
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07-19-2013, 02:21 PM
#95
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07-19-2013, 11:15 PM
#96
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Sweet!
I'm an engineer that has worked in the Ag biz for 13 years. That long chapter is over.
I have always liked working with my hands and am good at it. I am not so good with politics and people, particularly insecure types and wannabe alpha doggs. So.... I am going to start over by condensing year 1 of the electrician apprentice program into 12 hardcore weeks. A lil scary but I think it will work out.
Cool , the more the merrier!
07-19-2013, 11:16 PM
#97
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Awwww.. can we? can we can we?
Sweet!
I'm an engineer that has worked in the Ag biz for 13 years. That long chapter is over.
I have always liked working with my hands and am good at it. I am not so good with politics and people, particularly insecure types and wannabe alpha doggs. So.... I am going to start over by condensing year 1 of the electrician apprentice program into 12 hardcore weeks. A lil scary but I think it will work out.
Cool , the more the merrier!
07-19-2013, 11:22 PM
#98
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Awwww.. can we? can we can we?
Sweet!
I'm an engineer that has worked in the Ag biz for 13 years. That long chapter is over.
I have always liked working with my hands and am good at it. I am not so good with politics and people, particularly insecure types and wannabe alpha doggs. So.... I am going to start over by condensing year 1 of the electrician apprentice program into 12 hardcore weeks. A lil scary but I think it will work out.
Cool , the more the merrier!
Sweet!
I'm an engineer that has worked in the Ag biz for 13 years. That long chapter is over.
I have always liked working with my hands and am good at it. I am not so good with politics and people, particularly insecure types and wannabe alpha doggs. So.... I am going to start over by condensing year 1 of the electrician apprentice program into 12 hardcore weeks. A lil scary but I think it will work out.
Cool , the more the merrier!
Haha. The electrical trade is a great trade. I know many electricians that love it. Journeymen do well for themselves. My dad's in the pipefitting and plumbing trade and has leads in every trade if you're looking for a job after the apprenticeship. He's tight with all the general construction dominators like Graham, Ellis Don, PCL etc. As long as it isn't layoff season you'll be able to jump right in.
07-19-2013, 11:58 PM
#99
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Are you going to SAIT? See you there! Haha. The electrical trade is a great trade. I know many electricians that love it. Journeymen do well for themselves. My dad's in the pipefitting and plumbing trade and has leads in every trade if you're looking for a job after the apprenticeship. He's tight with all the general construction dominators like Graham, Ellis Don, PCL etc. As long as it isn't layoff season you'll be able to jump right in.
Haha. The electrical trade is a great trade. I know many electricians that love it. Journeymen do well for themselves. My dad's in the pipefitting and plumbing trade and has leads in every trade if you're looking for a job after the apprenticeship. He's tight with all the general construction dominators like Graham, Ellis Don, PCL etc. As long as it isn't layoff season you'll be able to jump right in.Very kind of you to make that offer! I appreciate it and if I take advantage of your kindness I will try to balance the karma as best I can.
07-20-2013, 12:05 AM
#100
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) and all range of emotion in between. 