bricklaying firms in adelaide
Aug 10th 2007, 6:52 pm
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bricklaying firms in adelaide
i have few questions i hope someone might be able to answer
1 is it advisable to get an nvq in bricklaying as ive been doing it for 20 years before we go to oz
2 do i need a licence to lay bricks in oz
3 is it compulsory to have blue card so i can start work. its just a health and safety isnt it
4 is it easier to get a job through an agency , looking through the papers or going on site
5 what sort of hours is the average working day . do they start early finish early
6 and is there plenty of work in and around adelaide
sorry if this to many questions in one go but theres so much to find out before we come out hopefully end of jan
1 is it advisable to get an nvq in bricklaying as ive been doing it for 20 years before we go to oz
2 do i need a licence to lay bricks in oz
3 is it compulsory to have blue card so i can start work. its just a health and safety isnt it
4 is it easier to get a job through an agency , looking through the papers or going on site
5 what sort of hours is the average working day . do they start early finish early
6 and is there plenty of work in and around adelaide
sorry if this to many questions in one go but theres so much to find out before we come out hopefully end of jan
Aug 11th 2007, 11:30 am
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Re: bricklaying firms in adelaide
i have few questions i hope someone might be able to answer
1 is it advisable to get an nvq in bricklaying as ive been doing it for 20 years before we go to oz
2 do i need a licence to lay bricks in oz
3 is it compulsory to have blue card so i can start work. its just a health and safety isnt it
4 is it easier to get a job through an agency , looking through the papers or going on site
5 what sort of hours is the average working day . do they start early finish early
6 and is there plenty of work in and around adelaide
sorry if this to many questions in one go but theres so much to find out before we come out hopefully end of jan
1 is it advisable to get an nvq in bricklaying as ive been doing it for 20 years before we go to oz
2 do i need a licence to lay bricks in oz
3 is it compulsory to have blue card so i can start work. its just a health and safety isnt it
4 is it easier to get a job through an agency , looking through the papers or going on site
5 what sort of hours is the average working day . do they start early finish early
6 and is there plenty of work in and around adelaide
sorry if this to many questions in one go but theres so much to find out before we come out hopefully end of jan
Cant help with most answers BUT, take a look her for work advertised www.seek.com.au or www.careerone.com.au there are lots of adverts in the paper for brickies and lots of building work going on here in Adelaide!!
Aug 11th 2007, 8:47 pm
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Re: bricklaying firms in adelaide
i have few questions i hope someone might be able to answer
1 is it advisable to get an nvq in bricklaying as ive been doing it for 20 years before we go to oz
2 do i need a licence to lay bricks in oz
3 is it compulsory to have blue card so i can start work. its just a health and safety isnt it
4 is it easier to get a job through an agency , looking through the papers or going on site
5 what sort of hours is the average working day . do they start early finish early
6 and is there plenty of work in and around adelaide
sorry if this to many questions in one go but theres so much to find out before we come out hopefully end of jan
1 is it advisable to get an nvq in bricklaying as ive been doing it for 20 years before we go to oz
2 do i need a licence to lay bricks in oz
3 is it compulsory to have blue card so i can start work. its just a health and safety isnt it
4 is it easier to get a job through an agency , looking through the papers or going on site
5 what sort of hours is the average working day . do they start early finish early
6 and is there plenty of work in and around adelaide
sorry if this to many questions in one go but theres so much to find out before we come out hopefully end of jan
Aug 11th 2007, 10:55 pm
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Re: bricklaying firms in adelaide
Hi,
In Adelaide you will need a liscence to work on your own or you can work with someone on theirs.Normally on new housing its 1 brickie on his own and you get a contract for each house so how quick you do it and what time you start and finish is up to you. I believe the rate at the moment is $1 per brick. If you are employed rather than self employed companies normally stop work over 35 degrees but i'm sure as you know self employed its no work no pay so trades start as early as they can and its then job and finish.The weather forcast is very accurate here so you can plan your day ahead the night before.( normally work, beach and then beer and bbq
)
You can get more info from someone called geary11 on adelaidebrits.com.au
good luck.
In Adelaide you will need a liscence to work on your own or you can work with someone on theirs.Normally on new housing its 1 brickie on his own and you get a contract for each house so how quick you do it and what time you start and finish is up to you. I believe the rate at the moment is $1 per brick. If you are employed rather than self employed companies normally stop work over 35 degrees but i'm sure as you know self employed its no work no pay so trades start as early as they can and its then job and finish.The weather forcast is very accurate here so you can plan your day ahead the night before.( normally work, beach and then beer and bbq
)You can get more info from someone called geary11 on adelaidebrits.com.au
good luck.
Aug 11th 2007, 11:52 pm
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Re: bricklaying firms in adelaide
Hi,
In Adelaide you will need a liscence to work on your own or you can work with someone on theirs.Normally on new housing its 1 brickie on his own and you get a contract for each house so how quick you do it and what time you start and finish is up to you. I believe the rate at the moment is $1 per brick. If you are employed rather than self employed companies normally stop work over 35 degrees but i'm sure as you know self employed its no work no pay so trades start as early as they can and its then job and finish.The weather forcast is very accurate here so you can plan your day ahead the night before.( normally work, beach and then beer and bbq)
You can get more info from someone called geary11 on adelaidebrits.com.au
good luck.
In Adelaide you will need a liscence to work on your own or you can work with someone on theirs.Normally on new housing its 1 brickie on his own and you get a contract for each house so how quick you do it and what time you start and finish is up to you. I believe the rate at the moment is $1 per brick. If you are employed rather than self employed companies normally stop work over 35 degrees but i'm sure as you know self employed its no work no pay so trades start as early as they can and its then job and finish.The weather forcast is very accurate here so you can plan your day ahead the night before.( normally work, beach and then beer and bbq
)You can get more info from someone called geary11 on adelaidebrits.com.au
good luck.
It's www.adelaidebrits.tk
