Go The Sparkys!!!!! ..hey Jet-6..wanna swap jobs Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Not really unless your a electrial engineer!

depends where your working, at tip top the sparkies dont get dirty at all, basically spend most of the day making toast and going around resetting overloaded motors or occasionally changing fluoros (urgh!) and they get about 80k, tho they do have to work in shifts for that not hard for a sparky to earn 65k without doing any overtime tho. an electrical engineer could probably easily get double that tho bit of a difference tho. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

I work for a large food company, do shift work, im in the same game!

Quote: Originally Posted by Phill michael to be a high performance mechanic u needa do the normal stuff like im doing in my apprentiship at the end of this year and then u do performance mechanic at tafe and the place you do it at, like at a performance mechanics workshop, not at holden dealerships etc. I was looking into doing an apprenticeship in a dealership as a mechanic, and looking on going further into it as in the performance industry. How long does the tafe course go for? Must re-search it a bit more!

Quote: Originally Posted by Michael2427 whats it does it take to get into the performance side of automotive. engineering/mechanics? As said start from bottom and work up...If you have the connections or good relations to any performance workshop you have way more of a chance to get in as someone else...Thats if you have the knowledge and experience of course...

Quote: Originally Posted by JET-6 I work for a large food company, do shift work, im in the same game! i quite liked working in the food industry, might get back into it one day, tho im liking this mech-elec work at the moment.... and loving the site allowance if johnny takes that off us tho ill come running back. or maybe just go back to air conditioning service work once my schooling is over and i have my A grade, I might see about night school for electrical engineering... Some original photos have not been recovered yet.