got me a job!!!

[i=p/u]

i am starting a job next tuesday rewiring kitchens in council houses. as you know i havent got a clue whats going to be expected of me , all i know is it will be 1 kitchen a day. so any help will be appreciated of how they actualy go about this work.

 

[i=p/u]

i think need to be chased in. my hands are nice and soft now too

 

[SirKit Breaker]

i am starting a job next tuesday rewiring kitchens in council houses. as you know i havent got a clue whats going to be expected of me , all i know is it will be 1 kitchen a day. so any help will be appreciated of how they actualy go about this work.

Good luck mate.

regards...Howard

 

[beat_bishop]

Just make sure the fridge is kept on, otherwise they will make a claim to the council for the food

 

[IQ Electrical]

Just make sure the fridge is kept on, otherwise they will make a claim to the council for the food

Caviar and black truffles, standard claim!

 

[Kamikaze]

And Salmon

 

[Hawk81]

My advice is make sure you have a good dust mask, ear defenders and goggles and thats before you start the tracking lol. The work will be pretty straight forward. You will learn to ignor the smells and moaning customers. I did. Used to do heating jobs for the council all over Northern Ireland. South Armagh is a very strange place.

 

[1sammaskell]

dont do it, its crap especially if you have got to chase out and attach back boxes to old crumbly bricks.

 

[Hawk81]

dont do it, its crap especially if you have got to chase out and attach back boxes to old crumbly bricks.

A job is a job in this current economic climate. Do it but keep looking for something "better" whilst working

 

[mayfair]

Yes agree 100% with Hawk on this one, Good luck with the new job m8

A job is a job in this current economic climate. Do it but keep looking for something "better" whilst working

 

[gpz900jim]

it will be a good job for you till something better comes along. make sure you wash your hands before eating your sandwiches! you will meet some very nice people, and you will meet some not so nice.

 

[i=p/u]

well, thank yous again , he has just brought date forward and wants me to start thursday, i said il meet you there 7.30 and he said no cause it to early for him. so sounds ok already. i can ly in bed longer with my comfy son. he said we would be chasing this week, and from next week on someone else would be doing the chasing and we'd be doing the wiring....

if you were buying masonary bits, would you's go for good bosh ones, i hav loads but i think they not good quality..??

 

[Phil]

well, thank yous again , he has just brought date forward and wants me to start thursday, i said il meet you there 7.30 and he said no cause it to early for him. so sounds ok already. i can ly in bed longer with my comfy son. he said we would be chasing this week, and from next week on someone else would be doing the chasing and we'd be doing the wiring....

if you were buying masonary bits, would you's go for good bosh ones, i hav loads but i think they not good quality..??

i got a good price on the dewalt ones from the wholesalers mate and they seem good mate. from what i remember about 1.50 each. keep your eye out for a deal on a set.

 

[i=p/u]

class, i was thinking they were about 7 quid each for goodens.

 

[Phil]

class, i was thinking they were about 7 quid each for goodens.

im sure someone would be happy to sell you some for 7 quid how many you after

 

[i=p/u]

probably just a couple, il make do with what i have untill i bump into sum or i definatly need them.. anyway all set to go tomorrow morning. one last question if yous arnt a sleep.

when chasing walls, how deep are you allowed to chase? and is it just just a matter of using wall chaser to mark depths the kango'n out.. if so any tips??