@@juankevin7827 im a 3rd year now and I can definitely say it has improved my life. I finish welding this year and next year is my last year before I graduate
@@muckey7800 only pays full time if there is enough work for everybody. Don't be fooled. All depends if you get hooked up with a good company to work for and they have enough work to keep you employed your whole career.
@@jjtmmjjmm2113 that’s cool. I mean if you don’t want to learn the trade from the very beginning. Congrats man. I was gonna do the same but decided to start fresh though I’ve been doing this for yrs
st.louis missouri hey man, I’m a second year appreciate and it’s really fuckin nice. I can travel and see the county or stay around home if I want. I don’t know how it is there but here we get some of the best health care in the nation. You meet people that you would consider family. If you like working with your hands and are looking for a career I would definitely join.
This CAN be good career, but as an apprentice you're not on an equal footing with the journeymen so don't piss them off. You'll have to put up with a lot of crap and get a think skin quickly. The journeymen have paid their dues and deserve respect. You'll need to learn the way they do things QUICKLY and without complaint and attitude. What more is you'll buy your own hand tools and get good ones. These are investment in your future and reflect how serious you are in learning in the trade.
Depending on the state and city anywhere from 20 to 50 an hour, Detroit tops out at 41, where as Toledo ohio is low 30s, Florida is low 20s all depends on where you live
First day is one Monday at local 85 Atlanta ga. Been in The field for 9 months a helper. I’m pumped
How's it going now?
How is it going ?
@@juankevin7827 im a 3rd year now and I can definitely say it has improved my life. I finish welding this year and next year is my last year before I graduate
Best part time job you'll ever have!
😂
Good thing it pays full time. 😌
@@muckey7800 only pays full time if there is enough work for everybody. Don't be fooled. All depends if you get hooked up with a good company to work for and they have enough work to keep you employed your whole career.
Just got into local 80 as an advanced apprentice! So blessed!
Advanced apprentice? What’s you mean by that?
@@maskdwn4445 I got to skip over the probationary part of the apprenticeship, came in making 20 instead of 14
@@jjtmmjjmm2113 that’s cool. I mean if you don’t want to learn the trade from the very beginning. Congrats man.
I was gonna do the same but decided to start fresh though I’ve been doing this for yrs
@@maskdwn4445 what local are you out of?
@@jjtmmjjmm2113 local 24.
Thinking about joining local 36 in St. Louis
st.louis missouri hey man, I’m a second year appreciate and it’s really fuckin nice. I can travel and see the county or stay around home if I want. I don’t know how it is there but here we get some of the best health care in the nation. You meet people that you would consider family. If you like working with your hands and are looking for a career I would definitely join.
i cant wait to take the test at the end of the month.
This CAN be good career, but as an apprentice you're not on an equal footing with the journeymen so don't piss them off. You'll have to put up with a lot of crap and get a think skin quickly. The journeymen have paid their dues and deserve respect. You'll need to learn the way they do things QUICKLY and without complaint and attitude. What more is you'll buy your own hand tools and get good ones. These are investment in your future and reflect how serious you are in learning in the trade.
Local 3 entering my 1st year in the apprenticeship
How is it going?
What about salary's in that field?
Depending on the state and city anywhere from 20 to 50 an hour, Detroit tops out at 41, where as Toledo ohio is low 30s, Florida is low 20s all depends on where you live
Local 100 Here!!!
Local 100 for life 💯💪
Iam also working sheet metel in 4year
keep up the good work lol
I heard this make money
Local 104 II apprentice
Local 441 mobile,al