contractors licence
Mar 20th 2008, 5:14 am
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contractors licence
hi just got mine
after all the hassle i`m finaly a licensed contractor
regards steve
after all the hassle i`m finaly a licensed contractor
regards steve
Mar 20th 2008, 5:51 am
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Mar 20th 2008, 5:54 am
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Re: contractors licence
Well done mate, must be a weight off your shoulders!
Got my head in the Wiring Rules trying to do the Peer Tec home study course. It's like being back at college, but without the lecturer to ask!
Got my head in the Wiring Rules trying to do the Peer Tec home study course. It's like being back at college, but without the lecturer to ask!
Mar 20th 2008, 4:54 pm
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Re: contractors licence
Hi Steve,
Well done, how long did it take you to get your contractors license if you don't mind me asking. OH is just about to send off for his ARTC so he can hit the ground running to do his PEER course and go to Adelaide as you have suggested to get his license.
Lisa
Well done, how long did it take you to get your contractors license if you don't mind me asking. OH is just about to send off for his ARTC so he can hit the ground running to do his PEER course and go to Adelaide as you have suggested to get his license.
Lisa
Mar 20th 2008, 5:37 pm
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Re: contractors licence
Well Done Steve'o
Mar 20th 2008, 8:27 pm
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Re: contractors licence
did mine in qld and its taken since oct 06 to sort
first the mechanics licence and now the contractors
this is why i`m advocating going to peer for all that ask
happy easter guys
regards steve
Mar 20th 2008, 9:16 pm
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Re: contractors licence
Thanks Steve, much appreciated
Lisa
Lisa
Mar 21st 2008, 8:50 am
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Re: contractors licence
Well done Steve`o
Mar 21st 2008, 9:58 am
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Re: contractors licence
thankyou to all who jhave replied via this thread and pm`s
regards steve
regards steve
Mar 21st 2008, 5:25 pm
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Re: contractors licence
Well Done mate --
Mar 22nd 2008, 7:44 pm
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Re: contractors licence
Congratulations, Steve
sounds like it was a long slog!
My hubby's an electrician and we've just got our PR visa's back in Jan. We've sent his ARTC off a couple of weeks ago but he's dreading all the getting a licence stuff. Is it as bad as it seems?
We'll be visiting the Gold Coast/Brisbane in April for 3 weeks to validate our visas. We'll be assessing what the work situation is like for sparks - is there plenty of it to go round? hubby has done a lot of commercial/industrial stuff which he prefers but can do domestic too.
Many thanks in advance
sounds like it was a long slog!
My hubby's an electrician and we've just got our PR visa's back in Jan. We've sent his ARTC off a couple of weeks ago but he's dreading all the getting a licence stuff. Is it as bad as it seems?
We'll be visiting the Gold Coast/Brisbane in April for 3 weeks to validate our visas. We'll be assessing what the work situation is like for sparks - is there plenty of it to go round? hubby has done a lot of commercial/industrial stuff which he prefers but can do domestic too.
Many thanks in advance
Mar 22nd 2008, 8:57 pm
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Re: contractors licence
Congratulations, Steve
sounds like it was a long slog!
My hubby's an electrician and we've just got our PR visa's back in Jan. We've sent his ARTC off a couple of weeks ago but he's dreading all the getting a licence stuff. Is it as bad as it seems?
We'll be visiting the Gold Coast/Brisbane in April for 3 weeks to validate our visas. We'll be assessing what the work situation is like for sparks - is there plenty of it to go round? hubby has done a lot of commercial/industrial stuff which he prefers but can do domestic too.
Many thanks in advance
sounds like it was a long slog!
My hubby's an electrician and we've just got our PR visa's back in Jan. We've sent his ARTC off a couple of weeks ago but he's dreading all the getting a licence stuff. Is it as bad as it seems?
We'll be visiting the Gold Coast/Brisbane in April for 3 weeks to validate our visas. We'll be assessing what the work situation is like for sparks - is there plenty of it to go round? hubby has done a lot of commercial/industrial stuff which he prefers but can do domestic too.
Many thanks in advance
i will only advocate going to peer for your licence at the moment
as it only takes three weeks
its definatley the only sane route
now you say your coming to the gold coast
so drop by and have a chat / beer / barbie whilst your here and i`ll help point you in the right direction re all the other elements of living over here
regards steve
Mar 23rd 2008, 7:33 pm
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Re: contractors licence
Thanks Steve, that would be great!
Apparently I have to post another 2 times before I can read/send private messages!
So here's one!
Apparently I have to post another 2 times before I can read/send private messages!
So here's one!
Mar 23rd 2008, 7:33 pm
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Re: contractors licence
And here's another :-) !!