Aerial and Sky installer needs work :(
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Aerial and Sky installer needs work :(
Hi lads & Lass's,
I have just been given 1 weeks notice from the company i work for due too lower volumes of work than forcast, great crimbo present ay
I have my heights training, C&G 2218, Just waiting for my Rdi assesment on site to complete my NVQ2 and i am sky accredited, ECS Card, 1/2 way through C&G 2330 electrical installation course
I have also got a certificate of commendation awarded to me in recognition of providing services exceeding customer expectations
Im a hard worker who takes pride in my work and always aim for the neatest of installs and really enjoy my work.
So if anyone is in need of a good installer please get in contact or if you have got extra work you can sub out i am in the proccess of kitting out my van to set up on my own.
Any other help you can offer it would be much appreciated
Thanks Guys
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I have just been given 1 weeks notice from the company i work for due too lower volumes of work than forcast, great crimbo present ay
I have my heights training, C&G 2218, Just waiting for my Rdi assesment on site to complete my NVQ2 and i am sky accredited, ECS Card, 1/2 way through C&G 2330 electrical installation course
I have also got a certificate of commendation awarded to me in recognition of providing services exceeding customer expectations
Im a hard worker who takes pride in my work and always aim for the neatest of installs and really enjoy my work.
So if anyone is in need of a good installer please get in contact or if you have got extra work you can sub out i am in the proccess of kitting out my van to set up on my own.
Any other help you can offer it would be much appreciated
Thanks Guys
Email: chris@actlink-china.com
Mob: Please PM me
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That's shit mate, just before christmas. I'm an electrician and my work has picked up loads in the last couple of months so hopefully you'll find somethin soon, any local television/white goods shops near you as these often offer fitting services and might be able to chick some work your way?
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Thanks all for your replys, i will try the local tv shops and installers tomorrow see if anyone needs a worker and going try the subby route. My mates a spark and ive done some site work with him house bashing ect helped alot with my course.
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i do mine 2 nights a week at stafford college i will have finished my level 2 in june so far i have got distinctions in all exams but unit 3 is gettng harder lots of maths, phazor diagrams ect but all good once you get your head around it, level 3 sounds tough but once you remember the formulars should be ok. How you getting on? How far through are ya?
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i do mine 2 nights a week at stafford college i will have finished my level 2 in june so far i have got distinctions in all exams but unit 3 is gettng harder lots of maths, phazor diagrams ect but all good once you get your head around it, level 3 sounds tough but once you remember the formulars should be ok. How you getting on? How far through are ya?
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Just started in October mate, doing it everyday as open learning from home and got my first practicals and exams in January! I'm hoping to get through it all by next summer! I'm OK with the workings out and formula's in Lv2 but need more hands on tbh. My wifes brother is a spark and am supposed to be going in the new year to start an extension with him so that will be good.!
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Can't beat practical experience imo, all the theory could be fairly easy for someone with a bit of savvy....actually doing the job/picking up all the ways of doing things in the real world is a totally different ballgame! Good luck with it lads, as i said work's definately starting to pick up, and a trade is always a good skill to have
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Can't beat practical experience imo, all the theory could be fairly easy for someone with a bit of savvy....actually doing the job/picking up all the ways of doing things in the real world is a totally different ballgame! Good luck with it lads, as i said work's definately starting to pick up, and a trade is always a good skill to have
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Yeah you learn a great deal from hands on work, i used to work with my mate on my days off ect for nowt just to get some experience and it was the best thing i ever did. Helping on re-wires ect was much better than doing circuits on boards like at college.
Thanks rstdave
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bang out some leaflets and do it alone
we charge Ł200 an aerial and a 2 pointer satelite will be that too, free sat is your friend these days, i wouldnt even entertain aerial, put leaflets saying 'beat the digital and poor aerial signal, freesat is you friend', you'll do alright
poor time of year but fitting up dishes on caravanning sites is big money too!
we charge Ł200 an aerial and a 2 pointer satelite will be that too, free sat is your friend these days, i wouldnt even entertain aerial, put leaflets saying 'beat the digital and poor aerial signal, freesat is you friend', you'll do alright
poor time of year but fitting up dishes on caravanning sites is big money too!
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can you not find out who the main contractor for sky is in your area
we had sky fitted a couple of weeks ago and the guy had 13 jobs to do and that was saturday
he had the same sunday as well
we had sky fitted a couple of weeks ago and the guy had 13 jobs to do and that was saturday
he had the same sunday as well
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bang out some leaflets and do it alone
we charge Ł200 an aerial and a 2 pointer satelite will be that too, free sat is your friend these days, i wouldnt even entertain aerial, put leaflets saying 'beat the digital and poor aerial signal, freesat is you friend', you'll do alright
poor time of year but fitting up dishes on caravanning sites is big money too!
we charge Ł200 an aerial and a 2 pointer satelite will be that too, free sat is your friend these days, i wouldnt even entertain aerial, put leaflets saying 'beat the digital and poor aerial signal, freesat is you friend', you'll do alright
poor time of year but fitting up dishes on caravanning sites is big money too!
I am going have to set up on my own i rekon just got to get hold of ladders and cats ect because all my stuff was works at least i have got my own van already.
Need to try pick up a meter as the rover stc is works too
but like you say freesat installs are good money its just the getting set up thats the tough bit
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Just looked and found two jobs on there i will be ringing them tomorrow thanks guys
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THERES A PLACE BY US CALLED FIRST LINE DIGITAL WHO ARE SUPPOSED TO BE VERY BIG FOR THROWING UP DISHES try them as my mate valets the bosses car and used to wash all the vans until things went eartha kitt,theres always lads comming and going on the vans side as my mate repos the vans on the bosses say so
http://www.firstlinedigital.co.uk/
http://www.firstlinedigital.co.uk/index.php?id=69
http://www.firstlinedigital.co.uk/
http://www.firstlinedigital.co.uk/index.php?id=69
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