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I got one job from Mybuilder / Myhammer (or whatever) Waste of time, you can not ask the client a question without a monthly fee Use local paper / yellow pages etc

Hi Shane I have a mature apprentice (who is good) and I am not looking for someone else I will be doing a rewire in Paisley in a few weeks if you want to drop in an get some experience I do not normally work in Glasgow but this job is for a friend PM ME IF YOU WANT

If you are taking on an apprentice take them on well before August / September. In Scotland they actually start their apprenticeship on the first day of college. Their previous 6-9 months or whatever don't count. Take them on as a 'trainee' initially and NOT an apprentice -there is little...

Spoke to a guy doing metering for SP last year. He was a platsterer and had a sore back. 1 weeks training (2 -3 days on electrics) and he was a meter changer I also have noticed they are very reluctant to send someone out I called them last week when I went to an old guys house and noticed...

I have the bosch copy. Excellent I use a grinder with a 115mm diamond blade. A scutch and a sds chisel attachment to cut the box out.

I don't use CEF either - very last resort elvis If I am in Glasgow (try to keep to Ayrshire) I use Lanbert. The guys Lance and Scott are excellent and know their stuff. Prices are good and they are very good on lamps Locally I use Holland House, and Riverbank (Kilmarnock) I also have...

Some of this is Scotland specific Don't do any NON-SECTT courses (access course is fine if it's supported by them). SECTT don't normally recognise others training You start your apprenticeship officially on your first day of college, get work before then My tuppence worth: Write to all local...

I use TTNC- the Telephone Number Company, or Localphone With TTNC you pay for the number )from

I am getting busier at the moment. If anyone is looking for work (Ayrshire area) please PM me. All work will require to be paid in to bank / cis If someone is looking for less than 5 days a week this would be acceptable

Always wait until you are out of contract or within 30 days of it. Call and tell them you are thinking of moving network and ask for a PAC code. At this point you will be put through to retentions- they will give you a much better deal than the usual csr's Always look around and see what...

Tait Components do them HERE And they are a bit cheaper

Business Name: a.b.c. Electrical Business Address: 5 Carron Avenue, Kilmarnock Business Telephone Number: 01563 573176 Business Mobile Number: N/A Business E-mail Address: [email protected] Business Website Address: http://www.baldelectrician.com Work Covered: Domestic, small...

Got rid of my second telephone line last year. I now have 1 line (landline for business), and have issues getting calls from family. I tried a voip line (seperate 01 number and ip phone adaptor) but this is less than relaible. I need my dad to get through when he calls, and I like to switch my...

News from local council website. Many short courses will not lead to a JIB / SJIB grade card and will not be recognised in Scotland :o SEE LINK

One other thought about a second supply If the they piggy back from his own suppy then he is liable for all the leccy use if the tenant does a runner If he has a seperate supply he can have a token meter installed. Then there is no problem

One other thought about a second supply If the wne piggy backs rm his wn suppy hn he is ib f ll te leccy use i the tenant does a runner If he has a seperate supply he can have a token meter installed.

Never ever notified a job yet, and don't intend to. But then I live in Scotland where there is no Part P. Applaud Smiley

I did suggest you pm me several hours ago. I'm off to bed now, so the chance has gone. Good luck

No If you have not been SECTT trained then you will be unlikely to get a job in Scotland. There is a way for employers to check against the UK electricains (SJIB / JIB) register. No details on register = no job

Things are quite tight at the moment. Most of us are finding things quiter, so there are fewer apprenticeship places. I would suggest writing to all local firms, followed up by a call a few days later. pm me for more suggestions cheers stewart