Electricians now allowed to work interstate
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Electricians now allowed to work interstate
Just spotted this today in local paper on line:
http://tools.goldcoast.com.au/stories/233801.php
Especially good for GC sparks who also work a lot over the border in NSW.
http://tools.goldcoast.com.au/stories/233801.php
Especially good for GC sparks who also work a lot over the border in NSW.
#2
Re: Electricians now allowed to work interstate
that is good news - MrW is doing his course in SA so it will save hime converting it to work in QLD - we will actually save money
#3
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Well, it's about bloomin' time. I've just done my electrical licence course and am halfway thru the contractors course. In a class of 40 I am the only Pom. All the others are Aussies who've moved interstate and are upgrading their licences so that they can work in QLD.
So, Mr Howard thinks "that was an absurd 19th century system that had no place in 21st century Australia". Only took him 7 years to realise then.
Politicians!!!!
It IS good news though.
So, Mr Howard thinks "that was an absurd 19th century system that had no place in 21st century Australia". Only took him 7 years to realise then.
Politicians!!!!
It IS good news though.
#4
Re: Electricians now allowed to work interstate
Well, it's about bloomin' time. I've just done my electrical licence course and am halfway thru the contractors course. In a class of 40 I am the only Pom. All the others are Aussies who've moved interstate and are upgrading their licences so that they can work in QLD.
So, Mr Howard thinks "that was an absurd 19th century system that had no place in 21st century Australia". Only took him 7 years to realise then.
Politicians!!!!
It IS good news though.
So, Mr Howard thinks "that was an absurd 19th century system that had no place in 21st century Australia". Only took him 7 years to realise then.
Politicians!!!!
It IS good news though.
#5
Re: Electricians now allowed to work interstate
It's all changing (again) next year. Apparently it's going to be a LOT more dosh and last a year!!!!!
#6
Re: Electricians now allowed to work interstate
Bit late now, but wish I had. This one's costing me $700 and I only have to do two assignments, as I did the others on the electrical licensing course. Really boring too. Bloody legislation. Oh well, not long now.
It's all changing (again) next year. Apparently it's going to be a LOT more dosh and last a year!!!!!
It's all changing (again) next year. Apparently it's going to be a LOT more dosh and last a year!!!!!
an introduction to law for electrical contracting business
wtf do i need this for
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Re: Electricians now allowed to work interstate
Hey - while you are all here :-)
My otherhalf wants to retrain as an electrician when we get over there - he already has some electrical servcies qualifications that he gained in the uk, albeit about 6 years ago.
Can anyone recommend good courses or do they do apprentice courses or equilivant over there? We are headed for Melbourne and hopfully be there for Jan 08.
TIA
LH
My otherhalf wants to retrain as an electrician when we get over there - he already has some electrical servcies qualifications that he gained in the uk, albeit about 6 years ago.
Can anyone recommend good courses or do they do apprentice courses or equilivant over there? We are headed for Melbourne and hopfully be there for Jan 08.
TIA
LH
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Re: Electricians now allowed to work interstate
Hey - while you are all here :-)
My otherhalf wants to retrain as an electrician when we get over there - he already has some electrical servcies qualifications that he gained in the uk, albeit about 6 years ago.
Can anyone recommend good courses or do they do apprentice courses or equilivant over there? We are headed for Melbourne and hopfully be there for Jan 08.
TIA
LH
My otherhalf wants to retrain as an electrician when we get over there - he already has some electrical servcies qualifications that he gained in the uk, albeit about 6 years ago.
Can anyone recommend good courses or do they do apprentice courses or equilivant over there? We are headed for Melbourne and hopfully be there for Jan 08.
TIA
LH
Good luck.
Andy
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Re: Electricians now allowed to work interstate
To be honest, how much of anything you've learnt/studied do you actually use on a daily basis? Ohms law is about all you need!
Andy
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Re: Electricians now allowed to work interstate
steve`o;
i did the contractors license in melbourne you would have laughed its a load of s**te to be honest, a 12 week course x 1 night per week with a cabbage of a teacher who knows sod all about any electrical legislation, the exam was pathetic, the exam consisted on questions from the book supplied. some questions where not in the book so when challenged he said Oh its OK dont bother so me & the bloke i sat with did the exam together on the night and surprise we both got the same score a very high score at that.
Some of the blokes where unable to read the questions of the exam we was P*****G our self silly the contractors license is just a way to make lots of money for the electrical inspectors office
i did the contractors license in melbourne you would have laughed its a load of s**te to be honest, a 12 week course x 1 night per week with a cabbage of a teacher who knows sod all about any electrical legislation, the exam was pathetic, the exam consisted on questions from the book supplied. some questions where not in the book so when challenged he said Oh its OK dont bother so me & the bloke i sat with did the exam together on the night and surprise we both got the same score a very high score at that.
Some of the blokes where unable to read the questions of the exam we was P*****G our self silly the contractors license is just a way to make lots of money for the electrical inspectors office
#13
Re: Electricians now allowed to work interstate
Dunno, I think he hangs around with some guy called Voltaire
Yep, one great big money making exercise!!
steve`o;
i did the contractors license in melbourne you would have laughed its a load of s**te to be honest, a 12 week course x 1 night per week with a cabbage of a teacher who knows sod all about any electrical legislation, the exam was pathetic, the exam consisted on questions from the book supplied. some questions where not in the book so when challenged he said Oh its OK dont bother so me & the bloke i sat with did the exam together on the night and surprise we both got the same score a very high score at that.
Some of the blokes where unable to read the questions of the exam we was P*****G our self silly the contractors license is just a way to make lots of money for the electrical inspectors office
i did the contractors license in melbourne you would have laughed its a load of s**te to be honest, a 12 week course x 1 night per week with a cabbage of a teacher who knows sod all about any electrical legislation, the exam was pathetic, the exam consisted on questions from the book supplied. some questions where not in the book so when challenged he said Oh its OK dont bother so me & the bloke i sat with did the exam together on the night and surprise we both got the same score a very high score at that.
Some of the blokes where unable to read the questions of the exam we was P*****G our self silly the contractors license is just a way to make lots of money for the electrical inspectors office