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Old Jun 6th 2007 | 1:12 am
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Originally Posted by frewy
he will not have to go through any process i came over on wife"s visa got tax file number and started work as a welder within two weeks that was in nov 06 first class welders are those who are or have been coded second class those who have watched someone weld maybe! some poor welders out here due to shortage in man power if hes done what you say- no probs.
Sorry, what I should have said is if he is coming over on HIS skill (welder) then he will have to go through the TRA process. Or like yourself he can come over on his wifes visa.

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Old Jun 6th 2007 | 3:05 am
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Hi

My OH welding tickets are due to run out before we make the move does he have to renew them here before he starts work there,he has all the stuff previously mentioned fcaw, smaw, tig etc (sorry if they are not 100% just relaying the message from him) can someone advice if he will need cards/tickets to get work or whether its best to renew out there

Thanks

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Old Jun 6th 2007 | 9:08 am
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thanks peeps for all your help
 
Old Jun 6th 2007 | 3:08 pm
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Originally Posted by wardy2
Hi

My OH welding tickets are due to run out before we make the move does he have to renew them here before he starts work there,he has all the stuff previously mentioned fcaw, smaw, tig etc (sorry if they are not 100% just relaying the message from him) can someone advice if he will need cards/tickets to get work or whether its best to renew out there

Thanks

Kaye
To be honest my OH has never been asked for cards/tickets. When he has applied for jobs he has been asked to to a weld test there and then. I do know that some people ask for them.
Not much help I'm afraid
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Old Jun 6th 2007 | 8:57 pm
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Originally Posted by mick69
My OH is a welder and he seems to be doing a lot of flux core work at the moment along with MIG, TIG etc. As previously stated there are always positions coming up in the Kwinana Industrial area. Also there are a few of the mines up north doing FIFO if hes interested in that.
Any other information I can help with just yell and I (sorry OH) will try and help out.

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Old Jun 7th 2007 | 12:53 am
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Default Re: moving to perth as a welder

Originally Posted by wardy2
Hi

My OH welding tickets are due to run out before we make the move does he have to renew them here before he starts work there,he has all the stuff previously mentioned fcaw, smaw, tig etc (sorry if they are not 100% just relaying the message from him) can someone advice if he will need cards/tickets to get work or whether its best to renew out there

Thanks

Kaye
company where you go for job will test you, your certs as in uk only valid when working for them. bring your certs over just to show them what standard you have welded to in past.
 
Old Jun 7th 2007 | 1:10 am
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Thanks for your help, will do that

Kaye
 

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