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Any way without licence
Dear All,
This is my first posting in this forum,although i was following it from some time.Through the discussions from this forum i came to know that it takes nearly 2-3 months to obtain an "A" grade licence,after getting ARTC.Isn't.If so in mean while can i work as temporary electrician without having the licence.I want to reside in perth. Ramana |
Re: Any way without licence
u can work on a restricted license untill u get yr full license
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You need to apply to department of Energy Safety, for a temporary licence to allow you to work under the supervision of a licenced electrician. Plenty of work available till you get the full A grade but at a reduced rate.
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Originally Posted by Brigall
(Post 5159476)
You need to apply to department of Energy Safety, for a temporary licence to allow you to work under the supervision of a licenced electrician. Plenty of work available till you get the full A grade but at a reduced rate.
JUST TO CLARIFY Get to oz sort out your ARTC to allow you to attend a college course ?? Also contact the department of energy, safety, for a temp licence ?? Which will alow you to work supervised while attending college?? But whilst doing this you will be paid a reduced Rate So far so good???? OK but where will the jobs be for restricted electricians as i cant find them on any job site ??? Also can you contact the department of energy,safety whilst in the uk to obtain this restricted licence if you gave them a oz address>???? Regards Martin:confused: </IMG> |
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Martin, In response to your questions:-
Even after getting your ARTC you need to apply to Department Of Energy (DOE) who will issue you a letter confirming you can are allowed to apply for the A Grade licence. DOE issue your temp licence the contractor you work for needs to sign this as well. Yes Yes Just apply for any electrical job, inform the company you have applied and are waiting to sit the A grade exams. I applied for 3 jobs without my licence and got offered all 3. Do not worry about applying without a licence. If you want to check out seek.com.au also look up The West Australian newspaper on line you will see all the jobs for electricians, Saturdays is the main job section. Also Skilled.com.au. Best of luck Brian :thumbsup: |
Re: Any way without licence
Originally Posted by Brigall
(Post 5163954)
Martin, In response to your questions:-
Even after getting your ARTC you need to apply to Department Of Energy (DOE) who will issue you a letter confirming you can are allowed to apply for the A Grade licence. DOE issue your temp licence the contractor you work for needs to sign this as well. Yes Yes Just apply for any electrical job, inform the company you have applied and are waiting to sit the A grade exams. I applied for 3 jobs without my licence and got offered all 3. Do not worry about applying without a licence. If you want to check out seek.com.au also look up The West Australian newspaper on line you will see all the jobs for electricians, Saturdays is the main job section. Also Skilled.com.au. Best of luck Brian :thumbsup: Cheers Brian Sounds Good Just want to keep working so if i apply for a job just tell them i'm in process of obtaning my A grade and see there response Ok Cheers Mate Martin:thumbup: |
Re: Any way without licence
Originally Posted by martin4414
(Post 5163741)
JUST TO CLARIFY
Get to oz sort out your ARTC to allow you to attend a college course ?? Also contact the department of energy, safety, for a temp licence ?? Which will alow you to work supervised while attending college?? But whilst doing this you will be paid a reduced Rate So far so good???? OK but where will the jobs be for restricted electricians as i cant find them on any job site ??? Also can you contact the department of energy,safety whilst in the uk to obtain this restricted licence if you gave them a oz address>???? Regards Martin:confused: |
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Martin,The temp licence is only valid for 1 year and the employer you will be working for will need to sign the application.
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Re: Any way without licence
Originally Posted by Brigall
(Post 5168649)
Martin,The temp licence is only valid for 1 year and the employer you will be working for will need to sign the application.
Again, not applicable to South Australia. :) |
Re: Any way without licence
Originally Posted by Brigall
(Post 5168649)
Martin,The temp licence is only valid for 1 year and the employer you will be working for will need to sign the application.
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Yes it is mate,got the application form in front of me...declaration made by the electrical supervisor,he must sign it state his license no. and sign to supervise u..then it will take 2/3 weeks to process...and your off and running on apprentice wages!!:ohmy:
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Re: Any way without licence
Originally Posted by noggin
(Post 5173333)
Yes it is mate,got the application form in front of me...declaration made by the electrical supervisor,he must sign it state his license no. and sign to supervise u..then it will take 2/3 weeks to process...and your off and running on apprentice wages!!:ohmy:
When my OH applied for his he didn't need an employer to sign the application (good job cos he couldn't find one :D). |
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Ha Ha ....well in WA u sure do:D
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Companys will take you on while you apply for the temp licence.
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I got my Artc paper work today, took 2 & 1/2 week from applying
so i'll make a start on them this week still no visa , and :mad: so fed up is there much work on at the minute also will it change around end october?? as thats when i plan to get there , Fingers Crossed.:cool: Martin </IMG></IMG> |
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