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Old May 30th 2007 | 3:13 am
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what would you like to know

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Old May 30th 2007 | 3:25 am
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I'm here too
we're not in Australia yet and still trying to decide on career for OH.
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Old May 30th 2007 | 4:53 am
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Originally Posted by wardy2
what would you like to know

Kaye
Thank you for your prompt reply

Are you in OZ or UK?

My husband is going over as a air con plumber. He is corgi reg in Uk and passed all his exams .
I noticed from a old thread that your husband was the same?
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Old May 31st 2007 | 1:06 am
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Hi

My OH not Corgi registered has basic gas fitting and works on large builds on heating, ventilation and air con (mechanical services and air conditioning plumber). Not sure if this is same as your OH.

We are having trouble finding stuff for his particular job in way of licensing we may be lucky in that he may only need restricted electrical license and he works on company licences. Despite emails to organisations over there no one has replied I am getting my info of someone elso on BE who is on same skill.

He doesnt do domestic stuff (as he keeps telling me when I want him to fix something)

We are still in UK waiting for ack taking ages had pccs done hope to be in Brisbane by christmas.

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Old May 31st 2007 | 3:29 am
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Originally Posted by wardy2
Hi

My OH not Corgi registered has basic gas fitting and works on large builds on heating, ventilation and air con (mechanical services and air conditioning plumber). Not sure if this is same as your OH.

We are having trouble finding stuff for his particular job in way of licensing we may be lucky in that he may only need restricted electrical license and he works on company licences. Despite emails to organisations over there no one has replied I am getting my info of someone elso on BE who is on same skill.

He doesnt do domestic stuff (as he keeps telling me when I want him to fix something)

We are still in UK waiting for ack taking ages had pccs done hope to be in Brisbane by christmas.

Kaye

Hi has your hubby got his city and guilds. We are same as you waiting for ack letter before we get Case officer. we hope to go to Adelaide.
Julie
 
Old May 31st 2007 | 5:54 am
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Hi Julie

Yes he has city and guilds and has over 20 years experience in heating, ventilating and air con, can do sprinkler systems and has worked on supplying medical gases to hospitals, worked in clean rooms installing multi million pound tools from micro chip factories, keeps telling me he is the best he has done most things. (Feel like I am writing his cv again.)

Not sure if it will count for anything over there because no one will reply to me despite sending numerous emails I know they probably get asked a 1000 times, but it is frustrating.

Has welding tickets as well so he could pursue that avenue I sometimes wish he could do domestic stuff then we could set up a small business and work for himself as and when.

We are hoping to go to Brisbane on the recommendation of people in same line of work as OH, but we shall see when time comes.

Kaye
 
Old May 31st 2007 | 8:45 am
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Hi all heating/ air cond engineers....

I am a heating/ air cond engineer, have ben doing a/c for 17years, have C&G Refrig/air cond machanics and technitians. Company i work for at the mo put me through college for 3weeks and have held corgi/acs for 3years. Am looking to move to Adelaide, TRA sent 10th may and am now waiting for a decision!!!!!
 

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