Ive been a sparky for over 10 years now and its getting old.
My experience has been mainly commercial, industrial and mining construction.
In the last year Ive been wanting to get out and into something different.
Now that my wife can work full time in her much loved job Im wanting sugestions of a new and exciting career path to see me out hehehe.
Anyone got any job vacancies? Not in building or labouring. Something fun. Full or part time would do. Perminent and long term. Regular shifts. Early starts and early knock offs prefered. Stability etc.
I dont ask for much hey hahaha
What about teacher ? - lots of holidays.
Maybe sex-ed teacher at Oakwood Girls High School.
Try and get in at Atkins or Blackwoods who sell sparky bits (if I have the right companies there?) ..... and demand 7 -3 shifts
Swap with Mikey - he does electroshock therapy (??? ) and you do electrics so hey why not? Then again I do a bit of electroshock therapy too
I know you said no trades - but colourbond roofing. Brainless but if it is windy you knock off early, if it rains you knock off early!
If you don't mind leaving Perth - Fisheries officer. Not good cash at the start but when I was up that way, Jurien Bay was a spot they could never fill. I sh!t you not! They all want to go waaay north for the $$$ and Jurien, Esperance and Gero are all easyish to get into.
And in the same vein as some other replies here......... Hairdresser in Jamaica?
Thanks for all the suggestions. These are all great ideas! Some thing to think about while Im at work today. Keep the ideas rolling.
And thanks for the laugh
what about Merkin instalaions incorporated???!!
would have to be good with smells and wet working conditions tho
what about a postie, fresh air, early knock off, ride around on motorbikes all day. get a round near the coast so you can check where to go on the way home from work
start a coffee vending van and make a coastal run
greeny ever do any electrical drawing? Got a mate who was a sparky, did some alarm & power dwgs, got a job as an electrical drafty. He's on $80 p/h now working for an oil company dwg electrical loops mainly and can choose to do 6-3 shift...
