HVAC apprenticeship OR Electrical apprenticeship

[cdrdr]

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[jeff1012]

Go into Plumbing great trade and make a lot of money.

 

[carver]

Something to think about, I am a retired Appliance tech I worked over 40 years in that trade, I looked at the other options like heating and air,welding,etc...(most had things I didn't like, like going under houses, hot attics,nasty conditions). Most Appliance tech make a commensurate salary (once trained), you work indoors in mostly clean homes with heat and air conditioning (altho I've seen some real S**tholes in very nice areas),NO UNIONS,or license requirements, most people have lot's of appliances,washer,dryers,stoves,microwaves,dishwashers,etc.Lots more potential for work, and most appliance company's have a problem as other's have getting people to do service (most major appliance company's train appliance sales/service company employees, once you are an employee). I'd look at a small mom/pop store that does service on what they sell,they are always looking for motivated people! Good luck friend

 

[Megawolf]

Update: contacted 14 contracting companies today who all told me either I needed a degree or they didn’t want to hire an apprentice/helper. I will keep calling around. Thank y’all for your help god bless

Tell them you will work nights. Mon - Thurs 9pm - 7 am. Commercial Retail.
We are hiring carpenters and Superintendents, GC Retail Remodeling consisting of minimal demo, concrete, carpentry, etc.
Strictly Mechanical, Matt
Smith Mechanical, Blake
Covington Air, mind is blank right now so no lead
A & J Plumbing, Claude
Merritt & Sons Plumbing, Jeff
Mr Reliable Plumbing, Stephen

 

[cdrdr]

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[cdrdr]

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[a/c man]

Local Union 72. Retired after 29.5 years. They were very good to me.

 

[cdrdr]

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[Jeffrey alan Ivey]

Go with local 613. Hire on with a company that does industrial work. Covid 19 hasn't slowed that work down.