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I have some friends actually in the Caymen islands, but they're business folk, not trades so I don't have any idea of how things work there hvac/r mechanics. Was the experience for "man from trane" positive? Or is there a reason for his return to colder weather?
Have to be pro to pm someone. From what I have been told, moving to the Caribbean just means any extra pay will be spent on utility bills and basic necessities. I think a member here "man from trane" was down there for a while.
Cool-in-Caymen. I seem unable to PM you. Would you please send me the info you were referring too?
Originally Posted by blitz I don't mind moving to AZ or TX or FL or CA or SC or TN or AB/SK, but both are very cold in the winter I was considering somewhere in the Caribbean. In Canada I would go to the Whistler region or other nice areas in BC and that is all, otherwise I'm staying put in good ol Ontario.
My buddy is looking for good techs in Cayman. PM me if you want details and contact info.
Originally Posted by jimmy39 Any idea where to look for a listing of jobs in western Australia? I can do low temp Refrigeration to light commercial to heavy commercial.also any brand of ice machine. I hate residential did it for too many years and is a bore but will do to get my foot in the door Try this http://www.seek.com.au/
That is residential hvac but enjoy light to heavy commercial hvac
Any idea where to look for a listing of jobs in western Australia? I can do low temp Refrigeration to light commercial to heavy commercial.also any brand of ice machine. I hate residential did it for too many years and is a bore but will do to get my foot in the door
Originally Posted by barbar You should look at Western Australia, and still booming, so workers are always required and pay is also big. and be a bogan? hahaha
You should look at Western Australia, and still booming, so workers are always required and pay is also big.
Originally Posted by jrmech haha, tradesmen are treated like dirt everywhere, even Canada. I know a phenomenal chiller mechanic who tells people hes in the insurance biz when asked what he does for a living. The construction side of trades get the worst of it, service is a little more respected. I also contemplated on moving somewhere warm, I may revisit that plan soon. I don't mind moving to AZ or TX or FL or CA or SC or TN or AB/SK, but both are very cold in the winter
Originally Posted by blitz you also need to remember that if you go the a 3rd world country tradesmen is treated like dirt bag. you're labour is worthless, unless you get in with big international company like trane or snc lavalin or something of that nature. haha, tradesmen are treated like dirt everywhere, even Canada. I know a phenomenal chiller mechanic who tells people hes in the insurance biz when asked what he does for a living. The construction side of trades get the worst of it, service is a little more respected. I also contemplated on moving somewhere warm, I may revisit that plan soon.
That's something to think about for sure. I'm good with the states or virgin island just tired of the dessert
you also need to remember that if you go the a 3rd world country tradesmen is treated like dirt bag. you're labour is worthless, unless you get in with big international company like trane or snc lavalin or something of that nature.
tropical region jobs? I am a 12 year hvacr tech with an associates in applied science HVACR degree. The wife and I are ready to sell are home and relocate somewhere nice such as any warm pretty beach front areas. USA or overseas any suggested sights I could search for employment? opp
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