Ruddles

I'm still waiting on my boss speaking to HR. Have been pressing for two days now and still hasn't sorted it. Getting on my nerves really, how hard is it to walk across the yard and ask somebody!! I'm frankly sick of being sat in front of computers being hounded by people who are in a position higher than me with a fraction of the knowledge of myself. I want to work the labour side, I want to see something other than the same 4 walls and miniscule windows around me!

Infiniti was looking good until i read "electric...."

Cheers Dave! Update I have a dilemma I approached my departmental manager today and informed him I was interested in becoming an electrician and was going to be looking at starting an evening course come September, ergo I would have to come in earlier yet finish earlier for two nights each week for 2 years to be able to get there on time. His expression and reply was positive in the fact he offered that If I had such an interest in electrical studies they would put me through training Now as the sector we work in is brewing and distribution I'm unsure if it electrical engineering or electrical installation (I'll be querying this tomorrow). I just thought that as I would be still working there for 2 years whilst I did an evening course, even if the course my present company offer to train me in is not the Electrical Installation course I'm after and is say electrical engineering, would it be worth doing whilst I ALSO do the evening course in Electrical Installation? I hope people can follow what I'm saying and can offer me some advice!

UPDATE Latest plan is to, do Belguim Google maps estimated time is 1day 13hrs driving, so we're undecided whether to take a week or week and a half-2 weeks for this trip. Basically whilst we're in Europe, make the most of it!

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A 2 year course is only £1200, so that's great news! . As the course is 1 year full time I'll only be adding another year of tuition, learning and hopefully at some point experience. Have sent off an email to the college now just waiting to hear back on what they say as "ideally" they look for already employed in the trade applicants . Sifted through three colleges near me and only one does the level 2 course part-time, so fingers crossed. I've hopefully got a fully qualified 30 odd years in the biz electrician to take me on some occasional Saturday runs so I can watch and learn and maybe get around to helping out .

19" for looks I'd usually say, but your car suits the 18's better. Try the same colour scheme on the 19's

Looking good dude!! Don't forget you're actually driving the car when you start playing with that on-board computer!

Very nice dude!! When I win the lottery tonight I'll be able to afford a TT setup too!

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