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Showing posts with label construction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label construction. Show all posts

Thursday, January 31, 2008

Matt the tool man

What an exciting moment, today after a wonderful morning out with my wife and youngest soon door shopping we purchased a door for my workshop. We brought it home and with the help of my hot assistant(wife), pretty much like Tim the tool man, I'm the dummy and my assistant comes up with all the good ideas. It can be quite comical sometimes because I generally don't get very worked up about stuff and just go about my business (some my say non chalantly), I'm usually thinking things through trying to work a few steps out and re-thinking over and over, eventually I'll get something accomplished but anyway she can get a little worked up and basically lose it with me because I'm not getting it done quick enough. Anyway once we got past all that and got down to business it was pretty smooth sailing and now WE built this room and installed our 1st door, it was a proud accomplishment until I showed our oldest son and his reaction was "Dad what's the big deal it's only a door?" URRRR way to ruin the moment buddy.

Friday, January 11, 2008

Construction Skills

In the very demanding construction industry the need for skilled workers is becoming even more difficult to meet demand. due to new emphasis put on Health and Safety in today's industry there is more demand for qualified workers. Many construction sites won't even allow workers on site without proper cards to show their skill level. Your career development is an ever evolving process and knowing where to get the information you need to get the skill to advance is very important. Be prepared, get the information you need for courses to suit your needs and improve your career options. It's important also to know what locations can offer you the courses you need. If your looking to start into construction right away you can look into starting an apprenticeship with an experienced and qualified construction worker. You can even prove your skill and gain your qualification card via on-site assessment and training. there are hundreds of available training and assessment providers offering construction related courses and testing for you.