mechanical fitters
Feb 23rd 2007, 7:42 pm
#1
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mechanical fitters
hello,
is there a demand for mechanical fitters in australia.
i am a 34yr old with experience in the extrusion sector. working as a mantainance mechanical fitter with Toyoda Gosei in the UK, but looking to emigrate to australia soon.
thanks
is there a demand for mechanical fitters in australia.
i am a 34yr old with experience in the extrusion sector. working as a mantainance mechanical fitter with Toyoda Gosei in the UK, but looking to emigrate to australia soon.
thanks
Mar 10th 2007, 1:59 pm
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Re: mechanical fitters
hiya, from what I heard there is a demand, so go asap! 
Mar 10th 2007, 11:20 pm
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Re: mechanical fitters
Look in any of the online agencies, they are desperate for mechanical fitters.
I served my apprenticeship in the shipbuilding industry as a mechanical fitter but left the trade some 16 years ago, anyone know if I could pick up where I left off or is it a non starter. You never loose the skills but I reckon I would need to go back to college to make myself employable.
Anyone got any ideas?
I served my apprenticeship in the shipbuilding industry as a mechanical fitter but left the trade some 16 years ago, anyone know if I could pick up where I left off or is it a non starter. You never loose the skills but I reckon I would need to go back to college to make myself employable.
Anyone got any ideas?
Mar 11th 2007, 10:43 am
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Re: mechanical fitters
Look in any of the online agencies, they are desperate for mechanical fitters.
I served my apprenticeship in the shipbuilding industry as a mechanical fitter but left the trade some 16 years ago, anyone know if I could pick up where I left off or is it a non starter. You never loose the skills but I reckon I would need to go back to college to make myself employable.
Anyone got any ideas?
I served my apprenticeship in the shipbuilding industry as a mechanical fitter but left the trade some 16 years ago, anyone know if I could pick up where I left off or is it a non starter. You never loose the skills but I reckon I would need to go back to college to make myself employable.
Anyone got any ideas?
I think that you have to have had some recent work experince.....tell you whay you should do is post same question in the immigration board.
hope that helps.
