i forgot what its called its like a surge protector but it protects people from getting shocked
always plug into

(I’m a continual user of lawn mower, brushcutter and hegde trimmer.)

also if you can, what are some good 4-year colleges to go to for construction management

Ok, so I spent two years learning to be a construction site carpenter but I lost my Job (as well as another few thousand people) due to the industry going under, so I have been at college this past year learning about the printing industry but due to the economy there are no jobs in print!

I have always wanted to own a small business, not to be rich, just so I’m working off my own back and not being somone else’s bitch! lol

I wan’t to open a business in these kind of areas but I can’t think of any good areas.
I just need some advice or ideas of good areas to go into.

I like working with my hands, I like being on my feet, I like working outdoors, I like working with tools, I like working at height, I like working with people, I like dirty jobs, I like having the radio on in the background. I like being able to take my shirt off, I like working in the summer sun.

I am smart enough to go to college and learn something but.

I hate offices, I hate shirts and ties, I hate having to shave every day, I hate photocopiers, I hate cubicles, I hate stress, I hate no being able to talk to people, I hate annoying executives and I especially hate working with computers!! I like my home one but working with one is just awful!
I worked one summer in my mum’s office I HATED IT! basically lol.

I was thinking of window cleaner or painter and decorater, that kinda stuff.

What would you suggest???

All answers will be much appreciated!

Cheers!

im looking for a job where i can earn as much money as possible now, not after a few years into the job climbing the ladder. preferably above £21,000 a year.

the only real job experience has been working in a metal works factory which entailed programming, tooling and maintaining 3 punch presses (with a value of £1.2m) for 14 months when i finished school, in charge of 3 people to operate the machines.

the other job was working for a construction company for a total of 17 months (between breaks at uni during the holidays and since finishing) doing general labouring and assisting with all trades on site.

as much as i enjoyed these jobs, and did them to pay my way through uni and clear debts fast (labouring was tax free and i could earn £480 p/w) i need to find a new/proper job especially considering the current economic climate regarding the construction industry.

does anyone have any ideas?

your help is much appreciated

Second. I found out through my unemployment office yesterday that I probably qualify to go to school full time, and collect benefits. They said as long as Im full time I don’t have to look for work. I’m currently enrolled to go into Environmental Technology, as construction is in the toilet.

How should I approach this interview today. Can I afford to be critical, or negotiate high? Should I not roll the dice with my car insurance, or unemployment?

Would you?

i arrived in sydney yesterday and need to find work asap. does anyone know of any companies looking for a carpenter/labourer. i am a qualified carpenter and have hand tools but no power tools. money is tight so i need to work to buy power tools. i have my own transport and i am a very reliable worker. i have worked in the construction industry for the last 7 years and only missed 4 days work due to a chest infection

I’ve done Pipeline construction work the past 3 years on and off.

I know how to drive a forklift and other tools.
………..not out of the U.S.