Q. . Chris Martin Mississauga, Ontario Cell: (000)-000-0000 Email: chrismartin1978@gmail.com Summary of Qualifications Provide quality service Over 14 years in the industry. Fast learner, hard worker and a team player. Self motivated and capable of working without supervision. Have valid class "G" drivers license and car with clean drivers record. EDUCATION ωGeorge Brown College HVAC Gas and Propane 2010 - Present ωWHMIS ( Workplace hazardous Materials Information System ) ωCWB Welding Certificate in Arc, Mig and Flux 2004 - 2005 WORK HISTORY Barbecue ProToronto Gas Technician AssistantFeb 2009 to Dec 2010 Read specifications, such as blueprints and data, to determine construction requirements. Assisted Service Technicians and new employees on installation and maintenance of gas appliances. M J ManufacturingToronto, Ontario Sheet Metal WorkerFeb 2008 to Jan 2009 Trimmed, grinded, deburred and welded seams and joints of assembled parts, using hand tools, portable power tools and welding equipment. TeknionToronto, Ontario WelderMarch 2005 to Oct 2007 Cut workpieces, using powered saws, hand shears and chipping knife. Heated, formed and dressed metal parts, using hand tools, torch and welding equipment. Placement AgencyOttawa, Ontario LabourMay 1996 to Nov 2004 Assisted electricians, carpenters, roofers and plumbers in construction activities. References References will be provided upon request. You can download it if you want here. It is in Word Format and if you download it you will see it exactly the way I wrote it template format and all http://www.mediafire.com/?9oz0uxp2lpe6whi 10 points to the best helper! God bless and Merry Christmas! .

A. You should really have an Objective section above the Summary of Qualifications that states what you're looking for in your next job or career. You should also list your accomplishments with each job instead of your job duties. What did you improve in the business? What did you accomplish that was unique and different? How quickly did you do the job, and how many things did you produce?

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Q. A study by a University of Chicago doctoral student Oscar Vela (and published by Time) , looked at the percent people misrepresented their income and then ranked them by profession. 1) Production Workers - bakers, butchers, factory workers, jewelers 2) Building and Ground Maintenance - cleaning staffs, janitors, landscapers, pest control workers 3) Transportation and Material Moving Operations - bus drivers, parking lot attendants, movers 4) Construction Trade - contractors, electricians, house painters 5) Install, Maintain and Repair - auto mechanics, home Appliance repairmen, locksmiths 6) Life, Physical and Social Sciences - chemists, economists, zoologists 7) Protective Services - crossing guards, firefighters, police, security guards 8 ) Personal Care - childcare workers, funeral attendants, manicurists 9) Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports and Media - actors, editors, public relations specialists 10) Healthcare Support - dental assistants, home health aides, massage therapists Don't you think it's remarkable that the top five are ALL union dominated trades?

A. Funny with jobs like this they are not RICH either!!!!! Tax the RICH feed the poor...... Bullshit!

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Q. ACCOUNTANTS are good with figures. ACTORS do it on cue. ADVERTISERS use the "new, improved" method. AMBULANCE DRIVERS come quicker. ANSI does it in the standard way ARCHEOLOGISTS like it old. ARCHITECTS have great plans. ARTISTS are exhibitionists. ASSEMBLY LINE WORKERS do it over and over. ASTRONOMERS do it with Uranus. ATTORNEYS make better motions. AUDITORS like to examine figures. BABYSITTERS charge by the hour. BAILIFFS always come to order. BAKERS knead it daily. BAND MEMBERS play all night. BANKERS do it with interest - penalty for early withdrawal. BARBERS do it with shear pleasure. BARTENDERS do it on the rocks. BASEBALL PLAYERS make it to first base. BASKETBALL PLAYERS score more often. BEEKEEPERS like to eat their honey. BEER BREWERS do it with more hops. BEER DRINKERS get more head. BICYCLISTS do it with 10 speeds. BOOKKEEPERS do it with double entry. BOSSES delegate the task to others. BOWLERS have bigger balls. BRICKLAYERS lay all day. BRIDGE PLAYERS try to get a rubber. BUS DRIVERS come early and pull out on time. BUTCHERS have better meat. C'Bers do it on the air. CAMPERS do it in a tent. CARPENTERS hammer it harder. CARPET LAYERS do it on the floor. CHEERLEADERS do it with more enthusiasm. CHEMISTS like to experiment. CHESS PLAYERS check their mates. CHIROPRACTORS do it by manipulation. CLOCK MAKERS do it mechanically. CLOWNS do it for laughs. COACHES whistle while they work. COBOL PROGRAMMERS do it with bugs. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES serve highballs. COMPUTER GAME PLAYERS just can't stop. COMPUTER OPERATORS get the most out of their software. CONSTRUCTION WORKERS lay a better foundation. CONSULTANTS tell other how to do it. COPS have bigger guns. COWBOYS handle anything horny. COWGIRLS like to ride bareback. CRANE OPERATORS have swinging balls. CREDIT MANAGERS always collect. DANCERS do it in leaps and bounds. DEADHEADS do it with Jerry. DEER HUNTERS will do anything for a buck. DENTAL HYGIENISTS do it till it hurts. DENTISTS do it in your mouth. DETECTIVES do it under cover. DIETICIANS eat better. DIRECT MAILERS get it in the sack. DIVERS do it deeper. DOCTORS do it with patience. DRUGGISTS fill your prescription. DRUMMERS do it in 4/4 time. DRY WALLER'S are better bangers. ELECTRICIANS check your shorts. ENGINEERS charge by the hour. EXECUTIVES have large staffs. FARMERS spread it around. FIREMEN are always in heat. FISHERMEN are proud of their rods. FOOTBALL PLAYERS are measured by the yard. FOUR-WHEELERS eat more bush. FURRIERS appreciate good beaver. GARBAGE MEN come once a week. GARDENERS have 50 foot hoses. GAS STATION ATTENDANTS pump all day. GEOLOGISTS are great explorers. GOLFERS do it in 18 holes. GYMNASTS mount and dismount well. HACKERS do it with fewer instructions. HAIRDRESSERS give the best blow jobs. HAM OPERATORS do it with frequency. HANDYMEN like good screws. HEWLETT PACKARD does it with precision. HORSEBACK RIDERS stay in the saddle longer. HUNTERS do it with a bang. INSURANCE SALESMEN are premium lovers. INTERIOR DECORATORS do it all over the house. INVENTORS find a way. JANITORS clean up afterwards. JEWELERS mount real gems. JOGGERS do it on the run. LANDSCAPERS plant it deeper. LAWYERS do it in their briefs. LIBRARIANS do it quietly. LOCKSMITHS can get into anything. LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS last longer. MACHINISTS make the best screws. MAGICIANS are quicker than the eye. MAINTENANCE MEN sweep 'em off their feet. MANAGERS supervise others. MARKETING REPs do it on commission. MILKMEN deliver twice a week. MILLIONAIRES pay to have it done. MINERS sink deeper shafts. MINISTERS do it on Sundays. MISSILE MEN have better thrust. MODELS do it in any position. MODEM MANUFACTURERS do it with all sorts of characters. MOTORCYCLISTS like something hot between their legs. MOVIE STARS do it on film. MUSICIANS do it with rhythm. NONSMOKERS do it without huffing and puffing. NURSES call the shots. OCEANOGRAPHERS do it down under. OPERATORS do it person-to-person. OPTOMETRISTS do it face-to-face. PAINTERS do it with longer strokes. PARAMEDICS PHOTOGRAPHERS do it with a flash. PHYSICISTS do it with uniform harmonic motion. PILOTS keep it up longer. PLUMBERS do it under the sink. POLICEMEN like big busts. POLITICIANS do it for 4 years then have to get re-erected. POSTMEN come slower. PRINTERS do it without wrinkling the sheets. PRINTERS reproduce the fastest. PROCTOLOGISTS do it in the end. PROFESSORS do it by the book. RACERS like to come in first. RACQUETBALL PLAYERS do it off the wall.. RADIO and TV ANNOUNCERS broadcast it. REAL ESTATE PEOPLE know all the prime spots. RECYCLERS use it agai

A. Bit long but well funny

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Q. I do plumbing, carpentry, electrical, painting and Hvac repair as well as all kinds of other things on my job. Does anybody know if this is legal under Osha regulations? Thank you in advance for any and all help.

A. OSHA Doesn't matter you need to check with the local jurisdiction if you can or not, IF it's your home then yes you can but If you are Billing someone for Electrical work The No you can't you're not licensed, bonded or insured at the rates that Electricians are required to be, your jurisdiction may allow you to replace outlets or simple repairs and that may require you to have a maintenance license.

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Q. Hi, i need advise from any sparky who has been in the job for a while. im 26 ex army and im sick of my chosen career so im off to college to start down a path i should have gone down in the first place, becoming an electrician. i went to my local college and asked if they had any courses to get me started, and were they flexable as im a shift worker. they told me about a 1 year course, City & Guilds Certificate in Electrical Installations (2330). after that, your ment to get a work placement so you can complete the on site assessment training and get the nvq level 3. i also spoke to learn direct and they also said that its an ''industry recocnised qualification'' but i want to hear from electricians to see if they think this is a good course to start off with, to get my foot in the door or wether its just some micky mouse course that will just kill 2 years. can i get a job on this qualification alone or would i need more? also if anyone has done the course, how did u get on after?

A. I don't know a lot about it but City and Guilds qualifications seem to be the most recognised ones for people in the building/maintenance trades.

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Q. This coming week my apartments maintenance man is going to come switch out my electrical baseboard heater. I'm a little scared because of the following~ 1. hes not certified in electrical work 2.the last time he replaced a baseboard heater in my apartment he did it wrong causing the fuse to blow and the heater wouldn't turn off.. LUCK FULLY they had not left yet and I was able to call them back in time to which they had to call and actual electrician to do the job because he couldn't figure out what he did wrong I'm scared something worse will happen this time. Like them not being around if it does go bad.. There office hours are very short and in between.. I just called to ask the manager if he received any training since the last time he worked on my heaters she said no but, hes replaced plenty of others in other apartments. I am curious if I have the right to fight for my safety and request that an actual electrician come out and do this job Scared girl in Washington state (Please any disgruntle Apartment owners do not take your annoyances with bad tenants out on me. I am a very good tenant I pay rent on time and my only crime is wanting to make sure my family doesn't die from a fire caused by a wrongly installed heater just because the apartment people wanted to save a few bucks.

A. USA The answer to your question must come from your local municipal code enforcement office. They might or might not require licensed electricians to do electrical work. If the apartment maintenance dept does the job, you do have the right to pay for a qualified electrician to check the work to make sure it is ok. But, the cost will come out of your pocket. Check with your local code office.

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Q. Need some advice from electricians (UK) out there.. I got a foundation degree in electrical and mechanical engineering(Philippines), also got years of experience as maintenance technician from one company back home. But I found it hard to even land a job interview in this field. I was thinking of taking c&g2381, would this be of great help for my career?

A. You should have basic knowledge of electromechanical machine like motar ,altornator (which you might have got in engineering so keep in touch with all those book )other most important thing is you should have better knowledge of electric software (for example : CAD ) for better understanding.In this type of software you can create many constraints and you can analyze the behaviour of electromechanical machine by applying those constraints on same .

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A. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation website is listed below: Excellent information regarding your test.

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