 | Im looking for an apprenticeship , and im wondering what exactly is the difference between these 2 jobs because in boilermaker jobs they said you do welding in it ? and thats what i want to do , i want to weld.. but if boilermakers weld , then what do welders do ?
1 answer - Asked By: dfjiogiojrdojigxoreigre - 6/26/2009 |
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| Im looking for an apprenticeship , and im wondering what exactly is the difference between these 2 jobs because in boilermaker jobs they said you do welding in it ? and thats what i want to do , i want to weld.. but if boilermakers weld , then what do welders do ?
2 answers - Asked By: dfjiogiojrdojigxoreigre - 6/26/2009 |
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 | I going to apply for a boilermaker apprentice program it is lodge5 zone 175. there are only looking for 4 apprentices but it is a small town. how hard do you think it is to get in. i want this bad
1 answer - Asked By: Josh pons - 9/20/2011 |
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 | I am looking for a job that will send me to a lot of different places, allow me to work on my own time, and/or allow me to work from various locations at various different hours. I am currently working for an Environmental Laboratory.
2 answers - Asked By: 15fsg546rge1rrheljh45hjr90459ty3 - 8/8/2007 |
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 | I need to make a power point about welding, and thats one of the things i need on it. So do u know any jobs related to welding?
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| And also what's the difference between FET and NC(V)? What are the chances of getting a job with FET certificate compared to someone who have a university certificate, even if you have the same qualifications maybe? Anywhere around the world and here in SA.
1 answer - Asked By: cher_cher_cher - 2/21/2013 |
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 | So my question is how do I get a job in the Alberta oil fields ? I currently live in Ontario and I'm not sure whats the best way to apply for a job there.
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| I'm interested in the whole, forensics thing. I like researching and experiments. I like to learn about the body system; Solar system, animals, environment, practically, everything to do with science i love. So, I was just wondering, what jobs involve a lot of research and things like that. I was thinking about a marine biologist. Forensic scientist. Or anything along those lines, Any suggestions are appreciated.
1 answer - Asked By: RunningWithScissors - 8/13/2011 |
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| Is Ironwork one of the most physically demanding jobs out there?
I am applying for a position as an ironworker, and I was curious. A lot of people tell me its one of the most physically demanding construction type labor jobs you can get? Anybody in this field have any input. Looking for opinions and facts. Thanks
2 answers - Asked By: Jason Dichiazz - 3/29/2011 |
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 | For example a boilermaker is a tradesman. What type of tradesman do you get in the computer field?
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| My dad a couple years ago got asked to be a freemason who is a boilermaker. he also knew a lot of people that were freemasons at his job. so what is the link between them? if there is one at all.
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| About to register for classes next semester at a local community college.
A 4 year university just isn't an option for me due to the costs.
Which associate degrees lead to the best chances of getting a decent job in this current market?
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| My husband and i were talking about his lack of employment and the subject of union jobs came up.We were interested in how to become a member of the union, also if they accepted convicted felons? Any help would be appreciated
3 answers - Asked By: betuwishiwsurs - 5/14/2007 |
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| I have heard of a hvac company where the employees are union. What exactly does that mean, like who do they work for really? and why does the company have union workers if they dont have to? I mean it raises the cost and union workers tend to have a different approach to thier work that seems to be unfavorable to everyone but them, including thier wages, as i already mentioned. Its like a double whammy, they take too many breaks and they cost more to have on the job...?
5 answers - Asked By: sweetmandi143 - 7/24/2007 |
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 | I have a STRONG need for Shipfitters.AND I need pipefitters, electricians, welders (of all types) millwrights, shipwrights, boilermakers, shet metal mechanics. I have a bunch of positions open and I know there are tons of people who need jobs out there. I've posted ads locally and I have a lot of people who have come from far and wide to work, but it seems like the more people I provide the more workers we need. Any suggestions? I'm afraid people are going to start canceling their orders if I dont get some more workers. Can you give me a little help PLEASE? Oh and anyone have a good definition for Orbital WELDER? I dont know how to desribe it because this is the first time I have needed one.
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| I've looking for a while to work somewhere where I can do basic physical labor. I'm talking digging holes, fixing roads, mining, anything. I'm just tired of being a cashier or a waiter. Problem is most people don't advertise to fill those positions. So I am a little stuck on where to go.
I live in Georgia but I am free to move whenever if you know a specific place.
1 answer - Asked By: Lexville331 - 12/14/2010 |
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| I work in chemical refineries as a boilermaker. I'm trying to swithc over and become a pipefitter. The work is very simialar but not exactly. I have a job lined up but I have to pass a test first. I need some help.
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| For jobs like hvac, bricklayer, boilermakers, etc....is it a percentage or is it a flat rate...is it worth it or not??
1 answer - Asked By: baby loc - 12/3/2009 |
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 | I need help with this
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 | I worked as a boilermaker for a month a couple months ago, but they never called me back to work after they laid me off. Now I have a new job so I do not need to keep the annuity account because I will not be putting money in to it. Can i just close it, incur the penalty and get my money back?
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