career direction

[conorfalvey]

A strange request I know but any help would be greatly appreciated. I am a qualified sparks for the last for the last 8 years and during that spell went to canada for over a year and was got a job through a relative working with a great firm who did commercial maintenance and high voltage work. On the later of the two I was mainly assisting. My question is where can I find work in these areas or what extra training would I need.

 

[Doc Hudson]

Welcome to the forum, I cannot answer your question, But I have deleted your duplicate thread, as duplicates serve no practical purpose to improve the forum or the responses.

Doc H.

 

[batty]

I would think if you have HV experience one of the companies that sub to DNO may be a good choice. After all DNO seem to sub a lot of work out these days well they do in my area.

 

[conorfalvey]

Thanks for the advise. I have checked and it is great western who serve my area. There work does fit what I am looking for. I must look into it a bit more but seems like a step in the right direction, cheers

 

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