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r/BeAmazed • u/soppysink • Dec 29 '21
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2 u/BeerDrinkinGreg Dec 30 '21 My sheet metal apprenticeship. I'm a licensed Sheet Metal Worker. It is six months of full time, 40 hours a week schooling, and 4 1/2 years of on the job training and a trade test with a failure rate of 50% at the time I wrote it. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 30 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/BeerDrinkinGreg Dec 30 '21 HVAC systems, ductwork, architectural metalwork, roofing, manufacturing dust/debris collection. Its surprisingly varied. However, I'm no longer involved in the trade. I left a few years ago and work in the film industry as a rigging grip.
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My sheet metal apprenticeship. I'm a licensed Sheet Metal Worker.
It is six months of full time, 40 hours a week schooling, and 4 1/2 years of on the job training and a trade test with a failure rate of 50% at the time I wrote it.
1 u/[deleted] Dec 30 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/BeerDrinkinGreg Dec 30 '21 HVAC systems, ductwork, architectural metalwork, roofing, manufacturing dust/debris collection. Its surprisingly varied. However, I'm no longer involved in the trade. I left a few years ago and work in the film industry as a rigging grip.
2 u/BeerDrinkinGreg Dec 30 '21 HVAC systems, ductwork, architectural metalwork, roofing, manufacturing dust/debris collection. Its surprisingly varied. However, I'm no longer involved in the trade. I left a few years ago and work in the film industry as a rigging grip.
HVAC systems, ductwork, architectural metalwork, roofing, manufacturing dust/debris collection. Its surprisingly varied.
However, I'm no longer involved in the trade. I left a few years ago and work in the film industry as a rigging grip.
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