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mona weir in west columbia, South Carolina 39 months ago	Guess she's gone , huh? - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Barbara Gallagher in Houston, Texas 39 months ago	BensWife in Eureka, Missouri said: FYI, we will always be here when you come back....now that's kinda creepy..... stalker, Lisa :o) "Stalker" =) - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
mona weir in west columbia, South Carolina 39 months ago	Thanks for your help for everyone Barbara , we appreciate it - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Barbara Gallagher in Houston, Texas 39 months ago	mona weir in west columbia, South Carolina said: Hey Barbara , have you seen a resume for bus driving for Paul Weir ? I dont hire for Bus Drivers and from what i know is all the bus jobs we have you must have a current clearnace from the military - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
BensWife in Eureka, Missouri 39 months ago	Barbara Gallagher in Houston, Texas said: "Stalker" =) I've been called worse, once or twice.....ok maybe 3 times.... laughing, Lisa - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
blessed2bme in Adrian, Michigan 39 months ago	Barbara Gallagher in Houston, Texas said: just check in with the recruiter. as for travel...it takes up to friday B4 processing to get the flight info out. Ok, thanks...more stress junk food tonight, lol - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Barbara Gallagher in Houston, Texas 39 months ago	Well I am done for the day... I will be back later when I can =) - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
mark135 in Michigan 39 months ago	Thats cool that Barbara stops in. I am just lurking here til the truck driving jobs open up again. getting all my ducks in a row so that when they do open up I am 100% ready to fill the position. I really need this job. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
mona weir in west columbia, South Carolina 39 months ago	Okay thanks , hubby got put on hold for truck driver so we are trying to get the next best thing , Thanks again and have a good night - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
mona weir in west columbia, South Carolina 39 months ago	mark135 in Michigan said: Thats cool that Barbara stops in. I am just lurking here til the truck driving jobs open up again. getting all my ducks in a row so that when they do open up I am 100% ready to fill the position. I really need this job. Oh honey , there are a lot of us who feel your pain . All we can do is hang tight - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Patrick K in Eatonton, Georgia 39 months ago	Koko Wilson in AS, Florida said: Morning everyone, Patrick, they are still hiring electricians. They are not hiring any more masters right now. ( they have also removed apprentices form the open positions list) If all of your license and certifications are in order they may promote you once you get in country or after you have been there for a while. They appear very rigid about the fact that you have to have been a practicing master for 5 yrs–so make sure you take all the documentation related to you can get your hands on. ( Hubby even took a copy of the results of his experior assessment test for that he had done in 2001) But just pulling a license with a test will not get you the position without documented work experience for five yrs related to. The test is easy. Not sure if hubby said you get 2 hrs or a 1 ½ hrs to complete it. It is not a pass/fail test either, they are just trying to figure out your strengths and weakness so they know better where to put you. You can take your code book with as well as a ugly reference book and a calculator. ( they also give you access to code books on line). Hubby took his code book but left it behind in class so he did not have the weight of in his luggage overseas. Thanks KoKo for that info! - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
switch in Austin, Texas 39 months ago	What does that mean 'The first time in 5 years the phones are not ringing " I dont like the sound of that.... - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Travellady1 in Phoenix, Arizona 39 months ago	Barbara Gallagher in Houston, Texas said: Any questions I can answer here today B4 I leave for the day ( 1 Hour ) Hi Barbara, I have applied for a lot of positions also and have not heard anything. Can you please pull resume and give to the correct recruiter for Logistics and or anything. You would be answering my prayers. Thanks Joanne Luna - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
erick wilson in Houston, Texas 39 months ago	What about mwr job - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Travellady1 in Phoenix, Arizona 39 months ago	Barbara Gallagher in Houston, Texas said: dont matter just give me some kind of contact so i can make a post it to find out so i can get back with you cruious also please let me know joanne.luna@hotmail.com or six zero two three one six eight eight three four. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom 39 months ago	Patrick K in Eatonton, Georgia said: Thanks KoKo for that info! There is Exams in and Classes in Baghdad Camp Victory/Liberty regarding regulations... they are pass/fail but I haven't heard of any Sparks failing them yet. I wouldn't get you're hopes up on being upgraded to a master... there's loads of British Approved Sparks/Same as a master who are going to Iraq as a Journeyman. My friend is a JIB Technician, which is the Highest Grade you can get, yet he had to accept a journeyman rate... he's been in Iraq 2 weeks and said there's little chance of being upgraded untill you have done 2 trips... which is 8 months i think. 2x4 month trips - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Travellady1 in Phoenix, Arizona 39 months ago	Barbara Gallagher in Houston, Texas said: I must say I have been here for going on 5 years and this is the 1st time I do not hear one phone ringing....creepy. Barbara, I'd call you if I had a phone number LOL Thans for popping on here and helping us all out. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
erick wilson in Houston, Texas 39 months ago	Help me - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
erick wilson in Houston, Texas 39 months ago	I need a. Mwr - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
erick wilson in Houston, Texas 39 months ago	Any one out that can help me get a mwr or administrative job - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Patrick K in Eatonton, Georgia 39 months ago	UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom said: It's the wiring and EARTHING systems... not the plugs!! Give me an hour or two to learn Brit grounding... um i mean earthing, and I will know as much as Brit sparkies... Remember we are really on the same team - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
bparsons in Newport News, Virginia 39 months ago	Barbara Gallagher in Houston, Texas said: No problem! Just hang tight and keep UR fingers crossed and hope for the best! =) THank you Barbara for coming on here. I am just a wife with a husband in Afghanistan, he just left (wheels up) Jan 22. There's a lot of panic about KBR getting bought out....? - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
cooley47 in Virginia Beach, Virginia 39 months ago	Is barbra still around? - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom 39 months ago	Patrick K in Eatonton, Georgia said: Give me an hour or two to learn Brit grounding... um i mean earthing, and I will know as much as Brit sparkies... Remember we are really on the same team yeah that's true, i just got offended when i was refered to as cheap labour!!! look up several systems TT, TNC-S, TNC, TNS it's all about making things safer in the camps. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
erick wilson in Houston, Texas 39 months ago	Can u help me Barb - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
cooley47 in Virginia Beach, Virginia 39 months ago	I had a question for her too.... - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Koko Wilson in AS, Florida 39 months ago	Sorry guys, she has already left the building. Off for the nite after a long day at work. Try checking back often. She and others get in here from time to time but hard to say when. Best of luck. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No (1) Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 39 months ago	sammesmaw in Nashville, Tennessee said: My (step) son and husband are with KBR now. And I think that Gabi's son and husband are going also. I would imagine that there are more out there. Kathy Mixon Yes Kathy,that would be my two guys going.Fred is there and we are waiting for wheels up for our son Ken. Gabi - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Koko Wilson in AS, Florida 39 months ago	Gabriele in troy, Montana said: Yes Kathy,that would be my two guys going.Fred is there and we are waiting for wheels up for our son Ken. Gabi Gabi what has your son heard as far as CAC? Hubby said, had hold over meeting and they read off a list of names for tomorrow--his was not on it but they told em to check back tomorrow afternoon cause they figured to have more appointments posted. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 39 months ago	Ken got his CAC today at 1pm houston time. So we are waiting for him to call his wife. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Koko Wilson in AS, Florida 39 months ago	That’s great news Gabi. There was some mention from of mention of flights Wednesday/ Thursday–not certain, too much info today. I am for bed early this evening. Got another movie I order for hubby to send over later–John Wayne’s Quiet Man, so gonna screen it tonite before I send it over later to him. Hope everyone has a good evening. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 39 months ago	Koko Wilson in AS, Florida said: That’s great news Gabi. There was some mention from of mention of flights Wednesday/ Thursday–not certain, too much info today. I am for bed early this evening. Got another movie I order for hubby to send over later–John Wayne’s Quiet Man, so gonna screen it tonite before I send it over later to him. Hope everyone has a good evening. Night Koko, I love that movie. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Patrick K in Eatonton, Georgia 39 months ago	UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom said: yeah that's true, i just got offended when i was refered to as cheap labour!!! look up several systems TT, TNC-S, TNC, TNS it's all about making things safer in the camps. I did a little reading (very little actually) and if I understand correctly NEC standard residentual would be the same as TNC-S in Brit standards. Is that correct or is it back to class for me? - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom 39 months ago	Patrick K in Eatonton, Georgia said: I did a little reading (very little actually) and if I understand correctly NEC standard residentual would be the same as TNC-S in Brit standards. Is that correct or is it back to class for me? TNC-S is a PME (Protective Multiple Earthing) supply I'm not sure what the NEC standards are, but it is used in domestic situations. You can get several free booklets online which are quite handy explaining all the systems, but there are several systems used in Iraq. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 39 months ago	Koko Wilson in AS, Florida said: That’s great news Gabi. There was some mention from of mention of flights Wednesday/ Thursday–not certain, too much info today. I am for bed early this evening. Got another movie I order for hubby to send over later–John Wayne’s Quiet Man, so gonna screen it tonite before I send it over later to him. Hope everyone has a good evening. As far as I know there are no flights till about wed or thursday (daughter in law just called). So it's still a waiting game. Ken has been there for just over a week, but there are guys still waiting for wheels up that started with Fred on the 16th of feb. Hope they get out soon. Love the way you say your "screening" the movie, makes me think long dress and red carpet :-) Gabi - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
max88 in Lima, Ohio 39 months ago	HEY KOKO GREAT MOVIE.......IT'S ANOTHER REDHEAD.......MY FAVORITE LINE "HERE'S A NICE STICK TO BEAT THE BEAT THE YOUNG LADY." AS HE'S DRAGGIN HER HOME. watch every chance I get, love those movies directed by JOHN FORD. The western set of SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON, FORT APACHE,and the last skips my mind are great. I think the greatest cut-up was Victor McGlauglin, he plays Mareen O'hara's brother...hard drinkin, hard fightin, but heart of gold, what a riot. Great in GUNGA DIN with a young Cary Grant & Douglas Fairbanks Jr. You can't go wrong with those movies. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
George Turner in Texas 39 months ago	For anyone interested there are only about 160 people at processing this week. Normally there are 400-600 and its been running around 350 the past few weeks. I will give yall more updates as they come but I gotta go to bed, Tuesday is physicals day and it starts at 430am so I need my sleeps. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 39 months ago	George Turner in Texas said: For anyone interested there are only about 160 people at processing this week. Normally there are 400-600 and its been running around 350 the past few weeks. I will give yall more updates as they come but I gotta go to bed, Tuesday is physicals day and it starts at 430am so I need my sleeps. Good luck tomorrow George. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
jordan golden in douglasville, Georgia 39 months ago	looks like the brit standards of grounding kinda resembles a gfci breaker. you have your earth ground of course and then bonding the neutral. looked up on wikipedia - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom 39 months ago	George Turner in Texas said: For anyone interested there are only about 160 people at processing this week. Normally there are 400-600 and its been running around 350 the past few weeks. I will give yall more updates as they come but I gotta go to bed, Tuesday is physicals day and it starts at 430am so I need my sleeps. 160 wow... that seems very low for KBR... considering their usual turnover, most guys I know usually were there for 7-10 days but the guy I know there now is on day 19 and just been told it'll be Sunday at the earliest before he goes... seems strange - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Jari2009 in Houston, Texas 39 months ago	Can someone tell me which are the best airlines to use, to fly home for R&R, from Iraq? Thanks! - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom 39 months ago	jordan golden in douglasville, Georgia said: looks like the brit standards of grounding kinda resembles a gfci breaker. you have your earth ground of course and then bonding the neutral. looked up on wikipedia Hi Jordan this is what I was trying to say earlier about the British standards in Iraq... but I was shot down, I'm only saying what I was told. There's nothing major, just in the UK in recent years Earthing has gone over the top. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
jordan golden in douglasville, Georgia 39 months ago	UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom said: 160 wow... that seems very low for KBR... considering their usual turnover, most guys I know usually were there for 7-10 days but the guy I know there now is on day 19 and just been told it'll be Sunday at the earliest before he goes... seems strange maybe psoitions are filled up i am suppose to get flight confirmation friday if not sooner to be there on march 8. hopefully i dont spend 19 days there - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
jordan golden in douglasville, Georgia 39 months ago	UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom said: Hi Jordan this is what I was trying to say earlier about the British standards in Iraq... but I was shot down, I'm only saying what I was told. There's nothing major, just in the UK in recent years Earthing has gone over the top. not so much that what you do is diffrent in grounding. diffrent practices for every job you go on to it seems. what ever the engineer wants he gets. but from what i can see it looks like the neutral is always tied with the earth ground thus making it what we call bonding the neutral. most commonly used at the first point of service. correct me if im wrong - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom 39 months ago	jordan golden in douglasville, Georgia said: maybe psoitions are filled up i am suppose to get flight confirmation friday if not sooner to be there on march 8. hopefully i dont spend 19 days there He's not happy as he ain't getting paid. He heard about the Electrical positions drying up, but all the women on the site tonight said they're still recruiting. He's getting Fed up, I've said to him to give it another week, if he doesn't get something I'm going to get him a start offshore with me. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom 39 months ago	jordan golden in douglasville, Georgia said: not so much that what you do is diffrent in grounding. diffrent practices for every job you go on to it seems. what ever the engineer wants he gets. but from what i can see it looks like the neutral is always tied with the earth ground thus making it what we call bonding the neutral. most commonly used at the first point of service. correct me if im wrong yeah true always bonded were the electric distributer installs their equipment and usually another source electrode, but i honestly don't know what they're doing in iraq it may vary. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
Gabriele in troy, Montana 39 months ago	Jari2009 in Houston, Texas said: Can someone tell me which are the best airlines to use, to fly home for R&R, from Iraq? Thanks! We haven't made it that far, but some of the others here will give you some good ideas when they get on. My hubby just finally got over there. - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom 39 months ago	jordan golden in douglasville, Georgia said: not so much that what you do is diffrent in grounding. diffrent practices for every job you go on to it seems. what ever the engineer wants he gets. but from what i can see it looks like the neutral is always tied with the earth ground thus making it what we call bonding the neutral. most commonly used at the first point of service. correct me if im wrong jordan have you worked on LOGCAP before? Do KBR have a smoking policy on their sites while working? - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
tstorm in Plan 39 months ago	UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom said: jordan have you worked on LOGCAP before? Do KBR have a smoking policy on their sites while working? morning all cant smoke in vehicles (people do it lol) and cant smoke within 50 feet of buildings - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse
jordan golden in douglasville, Georgia 39 months ago	UKsparky in N.I., United Kingdom said: jordan have you worked on LOGCAP before? Do KBR have a smoking policy on their sites while working? no this will be my first time abroad - Was this comment helpful? Yes / No Reply - Report abuse

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