Anyone know where a 2nd year (soon to be 3rd yr) apprentice can find some field work in the Edmonton area? I would rather freeze my little buddies off than stay in the shop all winter. Any info would be appreciated.
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10-08-2008, 03:15 PM #1
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Alberta Field Work
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10-08-2008, 05:08 PM #2
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nfinch86- CANADIAN WELDOR :
[QUOTE=Keith Welder;161436]Anyone know where a 2nd year (soon to be 3rd yr) apprentice can find some field work in the Edmonton area? I would rather freeze my little buddies off than stay in the shop all winter. Any info would be appreciated.
APPRENTICE IN WHAT!!!
Sunrise Outside My Shop In Delhi, Ontario
- Weldcraft WP26FV Tig Torch setup.
- Arcair- K 4000 CAC.
- LN-25 Wire Feeder
- Lincoln Ranger 8- Engine Drive- CC\CV:
- Miller Econo Twin AC/DC High Freq.
- Lincoln Power Mig 180C
- Spoolgun.
- Horizontal Steel Band Saw
- DeWalt Chop Saw .
- DeWalt Compressor - 13cfm, @ 100 psi.
www.normsmobilewelding.blogspot.com
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10-08-2008, 05:33 PM #3
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Take a wild guess.
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10-08-2008, 06:34 PM #4
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APPRENTICE ? I DON'T KNOW MAYBE WELDOR-Pipeweldor, IronWorker!!
Originally Posted by Icarus
Sunrise Outside My Shop In Delhi, Ontario
- Weldcraft WP26FV Tig Torch setup.
- Arcair- K 4000 CAC.
- LN-25 Wire Feeder
- Lincoln Ranger 8- Engine Drive- CC\CV:
- Miller Econo Twin AC/DC High Freq.
- Lincoln Power Mig 180C
- Spoolgun.
- Horizontal Steel Band Saw
- DeWalt Chop Saw .
- DeWalt Compressor - 13cfm, @ 100 psi.
www.normsmobilewelding.blogspot.com
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10-11-2008, 01:59 PM #5
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There are no alberta apprentice pipewelders...no such thing exists. I guess you could have thought i was an apprentice ironworker but it's a welding discussion fourm and my name is "keith welder" so yes i am a welder. Originally Posted by nfinch86
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10-11-2008, 04:34 PM #6
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Originally Posted by Keith Welder
Someone got their feelings hurt.
Give the man a break. He just asked a simple question.
Griff
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10-11-2008, 06:31 PM #7
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hi guys . just reading about keithweldor the apprentice it has no info on him in his profile so norm you are right to ask apprentice for want. but thats my opinion
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10-12-2008, 10:13 AM #8
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you guys are being retarded and acting like spoiled *****e$
Welder Dude in Edmonton,
I am WAY South and cannot help.
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10-12-2008, 10:23 AM #9
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Work in Edmonton
Might be a tough go. Talked to a buddy in Pipefitters union, only 4 dispatch posts at the hall!!!!!! That's 4 post for all trades they hire. There was a few hundred when I was around their last year. Thinking the credit crunch is starting to hit really hard for us as well. Your best bet might be to take any job you can right now so you can continue your apprenticeship. I see a lot of rigs parked or fleeing to other provinces on any hint of work. Might be some hard time coming.
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10-13-2008, 12:51 PM #10
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You can try jobbank.gc.ca, plenty of options there. But for the life of me, why would you want to freeze your "little buddies off"? Originally Posted by Keith Welder
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