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Any one looking for a hand on jobs?
im based in Kent and willing to travel I may be a trainee but I have past plumbing experience.
i have other skills such as tiling plastering painting and flooring.
and I'd like to think I'd be a asset to any one willing to take there time to show/train me the wright way of things.
im 24 cscs red first aid own tools and I'm just trying to find the right path in the plumbing world.
so I'm a grown up not a school leaver or wet behind the ears.
with my other skills I'm willing to offer for free I think I'd make you a good work buddy.

Soo who is on site or starting an install then????
 
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Good luck.
We don't need anyone at the moment but things change.
Do you have your own vehicle?
Do you drive - (which means have a driving licence? We once took on someone who said they could drive - turned out they were banned!!!)
Where are you in Kent - approx?

Deb
 
Hi mrs tara plumbi Im in maidstone No sorry i don't drive but can get all over the place by train etc.
Im cscs think my first aid has run out.
iv got plenty of hands on experience over the years from leaving school as you can see iv got plenty of other skills to keep things moving on..

thanks agen mrstara plumbi hope to work along side you guys and girls soon
 
Come on peeps you must need a hand on them big jobs you got on?
all them jobs your booked in for now its getting cold!!!
Im free to work. all over the south-east
 
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If you havent got your driving licence id get that sorted asap. That will help no end.
 
my mates a house basher and thers lots of work where he is around Bexley, you need wheels though fella, get them and the worlds your oyster
 
Come on guys im sitting at home going mad got couple of smallish jobs lined up but thats it any one need a hand???
 
i think your starting to play hard to get ill start sending you flowers soon
 
As said mate you really need to be able to drive
Don't think I have ever seem a plumber that can't drive
 
i am working plumbing part time as a trainee plumbers along side my main job plastering with my mate who drives so haven't needed to get a motor as of yet.
but asking my mate when im not working with him plastering to take me to work is a bit of a pee take!
im looking into driving test etc so im on my own as i want to branch away for platering if i see anther bag of skim ill cut my wrists
 
I know loads of guys that jump on the train into london on a daily basis with there hand tools.
from plasterers dryliners bricklayers plumbers tilers

even me and my mate have turned up first day in the van unloaded then took the train into london each day.

Im not saying its easy taking your hand tools on the train but its cheaper and can be better on time keeping if the motorway is rammed
 
Depends if your on a big site then defo train or plane opposed to automobile. But se jobbing plumber or domestic u would be ruined in a week!
 
i know some one who turned up on a HA work with a push bike and a little trolley/trailer with the tools .....what a joker he was

note to super Plumber , if you want to go on the train then you need to be looking to be employed by a huge company , we most plumbers here are one or two man business and we are all over the place all the time just like Si mention before me
 
i know mate its part of my plans to get a van but for now only job to job with a plumbers thats willing to pick me up from the station then happy days for now i am looking for a local guys to take me on!!! but i know traveling will be a pain till i get my wheels
 
Try a few agencies, work is starting to pick up with them at this time in London
 
In the last couple of weeks, most of the South East has gone manic.

Supper Plumb - if you want to put up a "work wanted" notice in our branch in Maidstone, wander in there and introduce yourself to Graham.
 
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In the last couple of weeks, most of the South East has gone manic.

Supper Plumb - if you want to put up a "work wanted" notice in our branch in Maidstone, wander in there and introduce yourself to Graham.
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Thanks buddy never been there before ill have to pop in and see the guys and ask thanks agen buddy.
 
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