Master electrician ?

[allenwayne]

Re: Master electrician ?

George yes it does,but I am also the first one to say I don`t know but I will find out OJT all the way,circumstances when I was young didn`t allow me the luxury of going to school to learn this trade.I spent my first six months in trade with a 2 in star drill and a 10 lb hammer
Oh BTW george its not a tamborine its a set of BONGOS LOL LOL LOL

 

[George Stolz]

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[willyj]

Re: Master electrician ?

Allenwayne,
Ahh! Star drills and 10 pound sledges. You have brought back a flood of fond menories. I can hardly type this for the tears in my eyes. The menories of those skun and broken nuckles even with leather gloves on drilling a 6 in hole in a 8 in thick concrete foundation. Oh the good old days.

 

[tshea]

Re: Master electrician ?

Started in '75. Still at it. I do have a MASTER's since 1990. It doesn't mean I know everything, but it does mean I do have a certain level of proficiency that is measured by the State. SInce I don't know everything, being a MAster also means knowing where to find or who to ask.
I think Master (and I bet 90% of this list) is more prestigious than

"E2- Electrical Contractor."

My nickel! Used to be $.02 but inflation fixed that!!