Where to live in Perth?
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Re: Where to live in Perth?
Originally Posted by frewy
Hi my name is Sue. My husband and I are hoping to emigrate to Perth towards the end of the year - house sale and visa dependant!
I am a nurse hoping to work at the Royal Perth. My husband is a welder with no fixed area to work. We was wondering if anyone could give us some advice on areas to live that are accessible to RPH as well as good engineering companies.
We look forward to hearing from you
Sue & Gordon
I am a nurse hoping to work at the Royal Perth. My husband is a welder with no fixed area to work. We was wondering if anyone could give us some advice on areas to live that are accessible to RPH as well as good engineering companies.
We look forward to hearing from you
Sue & Gordon
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Re: Where to live in Perth?
Originally Posted by frewy
tiawamutu thanks
its areas where there are industrial sites that we are looking for as a guide for hubbys work as to know milage we would have to travel each day?
are you staying in nursing when you arrive in perth ? which hospital
its areas where there are industrial sites that we are looking for as a guide for hubbys work as to know milage we would have to travel each day?
are you staying in nursing when you arrive in perth ? which hospital
Sue
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Re: Where to live in Perth?
Originally Posted by geordie downunder
HI, I am an ex tyne shipyard welder,long out of the game and do inspection now.Perth is split into north and south of the river with each one usually deriding the other. At the moment WA has a severe shortage of welders due to the mining/oil industries really taking off .A lot of companies import labour from the Phillipines,korea etc at the moment. Should your husband be coded for TIG especially on stainless/super duplex etc then he can expect around $50 per hour on a sub contract basis.Normal wage would be $24-26 per hour for mig,flux cored on heavy structural steel /mining rebuilds etc.THe boom has been going for 5 yrs and should all the work come off then another 5 yrs would be on offer (which takes me past retirement YIPPEE).The economy is boom amd bust but there is usually work,the only bad spell in the 27 yrs I have been here was1998- 2001 when there was nothing. I live south of the river so for RPH and some factories then a riverside suburb such as Maylands,Victoria Park,Rivervale would give both of you access to work and an easy pushbike ride to work for exercise.The factory suburbs would be Welshpool,Belmont but the heavy industry areas of henderson and Kwinana would be a 40 minute drive down the freeway.If he can mig weld aluminium then Austal ships would be the place to go(check them out on line)low wages but a long run of work and a chance to work in the US for them at their US shipyard on a 2 yr contract .Good Luck
Thanks once again and if you think of any good companies let us know.
Sue
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Re: Where to live in Perth?
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
We are looking at West Leederfield.
It seems to have lots of chef/cook opportunities for my husband and property is reasonable for rentals.
Anyone know what it's like or know of any better places for chefs?
Oh yes, if anyone has an idea of water/utility rates for that area, that would be good.
Cheers.
It seems to have lots of chef/cook opportunities for my husband and property is reasonable for rentals.
Anyone know what it's like or know of any better places for chefs?
Oh yes, if anyone has an idea of water/utility rates for that area, that would be good.
Cheers.
Abdel will definitely find work easily in that part of town. And as you guys are from the Smoke it would probably suit you better being near the middle of the city than out here in the Northern suburbs with most of us Poms in Stepford .
For the OP's benefit too - ECU has a hospital on campus in Joondalup if you want to come North. The fact that there are so many poms up here could be seen as a blessing or curse but it will defintely make it easier to make new friends when you arrive.
#20
Re: Where to live in Perth?
Originally Posted by frewy
Hi my name is Sue. My husband and I are hoping to emigrate to Perth towards the end of the year - house sale and visa dependant!
I am a nurse hoping to work at the Royal Perth. My husband is a welder with no fixed area to work. We was wondering if anyone could give us some advice on areas to live that are accessible to RPH as well as good engineering companies.
We look forward to hearing from you
Sue & Gordon
I am a nurse hoping to work at the Royal Perth. My husband is a welder with no fixed area to work. We was wondering if anyone could give us some advice on areas to live that are accessible to RPH as well as good engineering companies.
We look forward to hearing from you
Sue & Gordon
the main industrial areas in Perth where a welder is likely to find lots of suitable companies are Kwinana, Naval Base, Canning Vale, Balga/Malaga, Osbourne Park, Midland and Fremantle.
On the basis of that there is one suburb which is smack in the middle of that circle and that's Victoria Park. Its a lovely suburb and has easy public transport access to RPH. The block sizes can sometimes be a bit small (<450sqm) but there are lots of really nice houses from federation to modern and has a good cafe strip as well.
Rhia
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Re: Where to live in Perth?
Originally Posted by frewy
Hi my name is Sue. My husband and I are hoping to emigrate to Perth towards the end of the year - house sale and visa dependant!
I am a nurse hoping to work at the Royal Perth. My husband is a welder with no fixed area to work. We was wondering if anyone could give us some advice on areas to live that are accessible to RPH as well as good engineering companies.
We look forward to hearing from you
Sue & Gordon
I am a nurse hoping to work at the Royal Perth. My husband is a welder with no fixed area to work. We was wondering if anyone could give us some advice on areas to live that are accessible to RPH as well as good engineering companies.
We look forward to hearing from you
Sue & Gordon
Oldham couple , wife a registered childs nurse.
Hopefully Perth bound
Dave/ Wendy
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Re: Where to live in Perth?
Originally Posted by mindblower
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Oldham couple , wife a registered childs nurse.
Hopefully Perth bound
Dave/ Wendy
Oldham couple , wife a registered childs nurse.
Hopefully Perth bound
Dave/ Wendy
Sue & Gordon