g-and-h_electric
Senior Member
- Location
- northern illinois
- Occupation
- supervising electrician
I am the supervising (and ONLY) electrician for an HVAC, electrical and (now) plumbing company. Last year we got new owner ( who are 2 (so far) great guys).
They hired a lady who ( I thought) was a sales lady / HVAC estimator. I now find out she is a project manager.
My Labrador knows more about electrical work than she does. She is also one of those who thinks only her jobs are important. She is perpetually changing my schedule and sending me on HVAC "scut work" and my electrical job fall to the wayside or my estimates dont get done (as in I dont get the office time to put them together).
Yesterday I picked up a very quick service repair job for an 87 yr old widow where her service riser got damaged due to a tree falling on the utility triplex, and our PM kinda went ballistic telling me we dont pick up jobs "off the street" .... BTW the call the I wanted moved was troubleshooting an AC system in a house where NO ONE was living, and the homeowner bought his own equipment and did his own installation ( dont get me started on that one). I did prevail, and got the lady's service riser replaced, but I just dont like being treated like a first year apprentice when I have almost 50 years as an electrician.
Anyone have any ideas as to how to handle this? I am planning on talking to the owner in the morning.
Hg
They hired a lady who ( I thought) was a sales lady / HVAC estimator. I now find out she is a project manager.
My Labrador knows more about electrical work than she does. She is also one of those who thinks only her jobs are important. She is perpetually changing my schedule and sending me on HVAC "scut work" and my electrical job fall to the wayside or my estimates dont get done (as in I dont get the office time to put them together).
Yesterday I picked up a very quick service repair job for an 87 yr old widow where her service riser got damaged due to a tree falling on the utility triplex, and our PM kinda went ballistic telling me we dont pick up jobs "off the street" .... BTW the call the I wanted moved was troubleshooting an AC system in a house where NO ONE was living, and the homeowner bought his own equipment and did his own installation ( dont get me started on that one). I did prevail, and got the lady's service riser replaced, but I just dont like being treated like a first year apprentice when I have almost 50 years as an electrician.
Anyone have any ideas as to how to handle this? I am planning on talking to the owner in the morning.
Hg