i just started last year. i did my basic level of schooling through a program in highschool that i went back a year to do called OYAP. (ontario youth apprenticeship program). from there i worked abit getting some hours and had an accident breaking my femur. so i was out of work for about 8 months. but had gotten around 1600 hours working. so i was allowed to do my intermediate level of schooling. im currently in my 5th week of 8 for intermediate. so once im done this schooling, i hope to get on some sort of formwork site and get lots of hours in!
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that link is a house were building and doing all the roof according to OBC. (ontario building code)

 

Nice!! Looks good and I wish you luck

 

Lol I operate one of those for a living. Im a Custom Applicator but I now spray with Miller Nitros. They have front booms, which makes custom application much easier and failsafe, considering I can see the full boom and all nozzles.

 

Ever operated a Hagie? They have a front boom as well. The airport I used to work at had one for spraying deicer on the runway in the winter and then sprayed the fields in the summer.

 

Welder

 

To be honest I have never run a Hagie. Bosses have been talking about getting one, just hasent happened yet

 

I work on a farm, and i'm a volunteer firefighter.

I'm only 17, so i haven't really decided what im going to do as a career yet.

 

The short and quick... I sell Fire Trucks directly for one of the largest manufacturers in the country. The previous list is just to long to list.

 

just discharged from the Marine Corps...i'm currently finishing my degree in Drafting

 

Im a Technician at a dealership