overseas electrician jobs

im looking to work in the Cayman island, i have work service

James Anderson in Denver, Colorado said: Traveling Brothers out there I have a good idea for time jobs this summer and they will last

let me know please,my email is seanox69@hotmail.com

anyone with info about overseas work please email seanox69@hotmail.com

Please send me some info, I am needing to get back on the road for a spell. Thanks,

j_oringderff@yahho.com

James Anderson, please send me your info to j_oringderff@yaoo.com

Thank you

James Anderson in Denver, Colorado said: Look at local 415 this summer also 322 wyoming has good work and need us travelers to get the job done. 415 has the most up coming work this summer, wind farms, computer hub**** good job, the elusive Two Elks power house is set to start and 322 has a bunch of wind work by Casper and rumors of a nuke in Laramie. Colorado has a large number on book one and two but has three hospitals starting up. Bowmont Texas is starting up phase two.
Good luck brothers

Just ran into this site tonight, (actually, this morning). Am laid-off at this point in time and have considered overseas work. I'm on Book 2 at a few dozen Locals including Casper and Cheyenne. Have climbed into the top ten at Minot, N.D., but that doesn't mean anything. They have pretty much all of their own hands working and when a call comes in for a commercial rate job at 40 hours with no per deim it goes all the way through Book 2 and everybody gets a strike. I signed a month ago and was number 166 when I signed. I climbed over 100 spots within three days. Looking for work at Coal Creek working 5/10's at 32.64 with 35 bucks a day per deim. The commercial jobs are all 40 hours at less than 26 bucks an hour. It's a losing proposition to take the job. Hoping I don't roll off the books before some more calls come in for Coal Creek. I only have one strike but that doesn't mean anything. They will probably be needing another 20 hands for that job. Minnkota and Leland Olds are pretty well manned up and will only need a few more from time to time. Am licensed in Michigan, Wyoming, Washington and West Virginia. I also have a reciprocal license in Montana. Work looks to be a possibility in Helena, MT. They have most of the ground work done for a wind farm and have 70 windmills to put up. They also have a gas-fired plant that will going up just west of Butte. I you have anything on overseas work let me know. In the meantime I'll keep my ear to the ground.

gordon mcrobb in Whitehorse, Yukon said: I'm interested in becoming an electrician, however, i've considered becoming a heavy-duty mechanic as well as a pipe fitter, could anyone tell me the advantages/disadvantages for these trades? I'm having a tough time deciding which of these three would best suit me. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers,

GM

Hey Gordon, I'm IBEW out of las vegas. I am not kidding around here, If you have the brains, GO TO COLLEGE!! GET A DEGREE IN ENGINEERING OR SUCH! I know too many guys, guys with brains that by the time they are in their 50's are physically broken from doing the work that you are describing. Retirement is no fun if all you can do is sit in a wheelchair. I'm 44, and I'm back in school now!Checkout the job sites, enter Engineer, just take a look at what these guys are being paid, and, the working conditions are sweet.

James Anderson in Denver, Colorado said: In the two years that I have been watching this chat room it seems as if people are asking for help finding work and not sure if any one gets hired but I have got hints from other Union Brothers on this site. The Union is good money and if you are willing to travel you can bank it fast this summer. I organized in one year ago almost to the day and was work 7/12 most of last year and just landed a plant had job that is a no layoff gig. Let me know if you need help.

Hey James, We are starving here Beaumont,Texas... where's the work??? I am a Union Electrician

gamesparky in Bay City, Michigan said: Just ran into this site tonight, (actually, this morning). Am laid-off at this point in time and have considered overseas work. I'm on Book 2 at a few dozen Locals including Casper and Cheyenne. Have climbed into the top ten at Minot, N.D., but that doesn't mean anything. They have pretty much all of their own hands working and when a call comes in for a commercial rate job at 40 hours with no per deim it goes all the way through Book 2 and everybody gets a strike. I signed a month ago and was number 166 when I signed. I climbed over 100 spots within three days. Looking for work at Coal Creek working 5/10's at 32.64 with 35 bucks a day per deim. The commercial jobs are all 40 hours at less than 26 bucks an hour. It's a losing proposition to take the job. Hoping I don't roll off the books before some more calls come in for Coal Creek. I only have one strike but that doesn't mean anything. They will probably be needing another 20 hands for that job. Minnkota and Leland Olds are pretty well manned up and will only need a few more from time to time. Am licensed in Michigan, Wyoming, Washington and West Virginia. I also have a reciprocal license in Montana. Work looks to be a possibility in Helena, MT. They have most of the ground work done for a wind farm and have 70 windmills to put up. They also have a gas-fired plant that will going up just west of Butte. I you have anything on overseas work let me know. In the meantime I'll keep my ear to the ground.

Hey Bro, How do I use my hours from out of state to obtain a Michigan JW License? Or others? I have all my hours in Vegas, LU357.

Subject:Electrical field with 7 years exp

Dear sir,

I Siva ram prasad,I am very interested to work with you. I have 7 Years of experience in this field.

My work Experience:

• Working as Service engineer for M/S BRY AIR ASIA PVT LTD since September 2005 to till date.
• Erection of Dehumidification, commissioning and servicing (Pharma, plastic, Food processing industries).
• Cable laying of electrical circuits.
• Worked as an Electrician in Maintenance department for Sangam Dairy for four years.
• Generator ‘B’ checking.
• Maintaining LT & HT switch gears.
• Panel board wiring and cable laying.

• Attending service calls
• Maintaining service call records.
• Preparing quotations.
• Shift supervising

Thanking you sir

Regards

siva Ram Prasad . V

im an electrician and i need a job willing to work and travel. i am good at commercial and industrial and all other electrical problems and trouble shooting. please contact me

I'm an electrician and i need a job. I am willing to work and travel. I am good at commercial and industrial and all other electrical problems and trouble shooting. Please contact me at toddtrish@att.net

Hey Bro. I am an IBEW Union Brother might have some useful information for you, email me msflashnburn@yahoo.com

very exp elec looking for work overseas.Shopfitting,industrial,commercial,domestic.Worked for some of the largest companies in uk working & running jobs.37 years old l
ove to try oz or eur.Drop me a mail if anyone can help.
broughts2007@hotmail.co.uk

Any info for Electrical jobs overseas, please e-mail me at aarondoran_cinkid@live.co.uk

Many Thanks

Gibson Roy in Ghana said: Hello Employe

Thank you for your e-mail of date.

There are some existing vacccancies in our esteemed organisation. Please send your resume via our email address stated below for our kind consideration.

Regards

Roy Gibson(Manager)
Ciccaso Construction & Engineering Co,Ltd.
Website: www.ciccasocontruction.co.cc
Email: ciccasoconstruction@yahoo.com

To Roy Gibson tried sending u cv my e mail wont iet me send it. Is ther alternate method to contact u .
Kind regards Mark Broughton.

mark this is a scam mate

You can forward us ur email address and I will reply you immediately ok.Or fill the below Form and return copy to us:
FULL NAMES:
ADDRESS:
LOCATION:
AGE:
POSITION APPLYING FOR:
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE.
REFREE:

Kindly forward as soon as possible.

Roy Gibson

Nice 1 dude.

My husband is currently looking into working for KBR, could you email me your experiences?

Jon O in Fort Worth, Texas said: I am interested on electrical positions abroad. I recently completed a one year tour in Afghanistan with KBR. I am willing to return. I have 10+ years in the trade. I am an industrial / commercial electrician and am licensed in the great state of Texas.

Thank you,

Jon

james in Edmonton, Alberta said: i clear $2300 a week after taxes as an journeyman electrician. dont lie if you dont know

Do you have an email or website that my husband can go too. He is looking into working for KBR in Iraq. We have two children and a 3rd on the way and if I can keep him out of Iraq but still make good money that would be great. Hope to hear from you soon.

Gibson Roy in Ghana said: Welcome to Job Opportunities at Ciccaso Construction & Engineering Co,Ltd.

Welcome to Ciccaso construction jobs section. This section is meant to help those who want to work in the project development and construction industry in United State, Ghana and UK.respectively. The civil engineering and construction sector offers numerous exciting and highly rewarding employment opportunities.

In construction jobs sector of United State, UK and Ghana there are opportunities for Architects, Business Development, site management, materials control, procurement, Engineering design, supervision, environmental planning, marine, mining, petrochemical plant building, water treatment, waste water management and surveying.

Construction companies of United State, UK, Ghana require a wide variety of skills starting from Architects, civil engineers, site supervisor welders onshore and offshore fabrication workers, masons, electrical engineers and electricians, optic fiber technicians and wiremen, transporters, drivers, Welders onshore and offshore etc.Bricklayers.

Kindly forward your CV to ciccasoconstruction@yahoo.com for assessment.

Roy Gibson (Mr) MNMGS
Recruiting Manager
Ciccaso Construction & Engineering Company Ltd.
E-mail:ciccasorecruitmentagency@yahoo.com

For More Verification: Call Head Office on :
Email:ciccasoconstruction@yahoo.com
Web Page: www.ciccasocontruction.cc.co
Contact Person: Mrs.Mary Smith.
Director of Employment.

I do believe this is a fraudulent ad because your website link is broken. The only info I could find on this company are the same job listings month after month on a ton of different websites. Be careful with this one.

electrianswife in Olympia, Washington said: Do you have an email or website that my husband can go too. He is looking into working for KBR in Iraq. We have two children and a 3rd on the way and if I can keep him out of Iraq but still make good money that would be great. Hope to hear from you soon.

Go to KBR.com. Also, type KBR into this forum search and there is a forum devoted to KBR talk called, KBR salaries......

Lots of info from KBR employees and their families.

swanni in Sheffield, United Kingdom said: To Roy Gibson tried sending u cv my e mail wont iet me send it. Is ther alternate method to contact u .
Kind regards Mark Broughton.

This is a scam. I hope you did not give him your passport info. He will ask you to send money. Don't do it!!!

Hey Brother, did KBR require a top secret clearance? A lot of the companies do.

Wesley in Grand Rapids, Michigan said: Hey Brother, did KBR require a top secret clearance? A lot of the companies do.

KBR does not require a security clearance. They do however do a thorough backgrond check.

I am look for a job overseas.
Journeyman electrician
Experience=12 years of experiences
Hability=commercial,industrial,residential
Age=35
Adress=Montreal,Qc

I am a Journeyman Electrician with Red Seal. I am interested in obtaining work overseas. My experience ranges from residential through to Industrial. Although most of my experience in Industrial settings. I have dealt with many different aspects in the electrical industry, from construction to maintenance and trouble shooting. Both in the oil and gas sector as well as in mining operations. Please let me know if there is anything out there. Thanks

hi
i am from india working in India's no 1 petrochemical industry i have 2 yrs i.t.i course in electrical and 15 yrs working experience in the same i have also good knowledge in VIBRATION MONITORING JOB (Condition Monitoring) software base CSI make analyzer and valid Indian passport any one pl help me to find job in abroad except middle east gulf region pl send your valuable comments in sanju.h.lko@gmail.com thanks

Andy Martin in Coatbridge, United Kingdom said: Jmaes in Edmunton said he was making $2300 a week does anyone know where this is or is he talking shxt

i am definetly not talking crap about making 2300 a week. it is at an sagd oil refinery in the fortmcmurray oil sands working for a union named Christian Labour Association of Canada (CLAC) i was getting flown in fly out. 20 days on 8 days off. 12 hours a day. made a good 120 grand last year and still took 2 months off. pay gets even better with other unions in canada if you are local to the area. i dont know how they did it with hiring other people from overseas but they were hiring pipefitters and iornworkers from overseas. ive met some from the uk, philipines, none from the states though. check them out www.clac.ca send them a resume i guess. i dont know how they do it. not too much work yet cause of the downturn in oil lately, %75 of the jobs for this year are on hold. it has gotten better here though. any other questions dont hesitate to email me at jameshoward@live.ca i dont mind helping other sparkys find work if i can help

looking for work willing to travel and want to work over seas i have 5 years ex.
please contact me at dirt4wlr@live.com if any one have any kind of info. that could help me

IBEW 58 hand seeking work.

Living in St Louis these days, just nothing in Michigan

Does not seem right,20 years in the trade and having nothing for work.

Any help would be great.

enerjay2008@gmail.com

Thanks Jay

Is there work out of the country to consider?

KBR is the worst company to work for in theatre as far as electrical work is concerned.
With a 54% attrition rate for sparkies what else would you expect. 13 hour days, 7 days a week, and being stuck on a Grounding and Bonding crew is ridiculous. Only the very desperate stay. Anyone looking for work should look at any of the other contractors over there. Why? 6 - 10 hour days and one day off per week is one very good reason, not to mention, more pay from other contractors. KBR hires fast n furiously, so if you're in a jam by all means have at it, but at least realize what you're in for before you go out there. When a SCW starts snapping gear breakers on and off while you're changing a main disconnect dont say you haven't been warned.

Spucky in Wakefield, Massachusetts said: KBR is the worst company to work for in theatre as far as electrical work is concerned.
With a 54% attrition rate for sparkies what else would you expect. 13 hour days, 7 days a week, and being stuck on a Grounding and Bonding crew is ridiculous. Only the very desperate stay. Anyone looking for work should look at any of the other contractors over there. Why? 6 - 10 hour days and one day off per week is one very good reason, not to mention, more pay from other contractors. KBR hires fast n furiously, so if you're in a jam by all means have at it, but at least realize what you're in for before you go out there. When a SCW starts snapping gear breakers on and off while you're changing a main disconnect dont say you haven't been warned.

Thank you for posting some details about the problems with KBR. I just turned out in local 46 Seattle, and have been considering working overseas. I've seen several posts warning about KBR, but nothing so informative.

James Piper in Cayman Islands said: If anyone of you are service electricians and are looking for work in Cayman I may have a spot for you.
Send your CV to me james.piper@megasystems.ky.

If you have any buddies that are refrigeration mechanics get them to send me their CV as well.

Do you have a website to visit so I can get more information about your company?e98

hi
thanks for this pl check your mail i'm not service electrician as i'm industrial electrician but can do this job and refrigeration mech. Will contact you very soon thanks

Who would've thought one post of 100% truth would kill a thread in it's trax.. been there done that.142

I am a qualified electrician with over 11 years experience in industrial commercial and domestic and am looking for overseas work how do i go about this

gamesparky in Bay City, Michigan said: Just ran into this site tonight, (actually, this morning). Am laid-off at this point in time and have considered overseas work. I'm on Book 2 at a few dozen Locals including Casper and Cheyenne. Have climbed into the top ten at Minot, N.D., but that doesn't mean anything. They have pretty much all of their own hands working and when a call comes in for a commercial rate job at 40 hours with no per deim it goes all the way through Book 2 and everybody gets a strike. I signed a month ago and was number 166 when I signed. I climbed over 100 spots within three days. Looking for work at Coal Creek working 5/10's at 32.64 with 35 bucks a day per deim. The commercial jobs are all 40 hours at less than 26 bucks an hour. It's a losing proposition to take the job. Hoping I don't roll off the books before some more calls come in for Coal Creek. I only have one strike but that doesn't mean anything. They will probably be needing another 20 hands for that job. Minnkota and Leland Olds are pretty well manned up and will only need a few more from time to time. Am licensed in Michigan, Wyoming, Washington and West Virginia. I also have a reciprocal license in Montana. Work looks to be a possibility in Helena, MT. They have most of the ground work done for a wind farm and have 70 windmills to put up. They also have a gas-fired plant that will going up just west of Butte. I you have anything on overseas work let me know. In the meantime I'll keep my ear to the ground.

thanks brother for the info

Hey all you sparky's out there

A fair warning to you all. do not give out your passport number or give a photo copy of your passport.THEY DO NOT NEED THIS INFO TO HIRE YOU FOR OVERSEAS.There are other ways they can check you out you only give this info once your hired. And once you have info on them (that the info above all checks out.

if they don't contact you by other means than by email ... be careful

zume

What the F*** is wrong? I've been giving out resumes, I've been applying online, it's all a dead end! I have 13yrs in the trade-
Anyway,what's the secret about going overseas? I did a job in Russia a few years back. What am I doing wrong?

Universal Labour Services Pty Ltd in Auckland, New Zealand said: Chad,
when pitching your case it does actually help to spend a bit of time to spell check. I would expect a bit more from someone who: have industrial experence MSHA certified and i am a saftey cordinater for the largest non union electrical contracter in utah

LOL!

Sprucky or anyone else, I am a California State licensed electical contractor and a state licensed general journeyman. I am hard working, honest and reliable. I am looking for good paying work and I will consider anywhere in the world!
If anyone has any information I'd be forever grateful.
Thanks everyone!
k.jellison@suddenlink.net

im electrical contractor in chattanooga tn journyman ,railroad journyman,msha underground certified. im looking for a job 20 years in electrical.

Doug Pettifer in Hamilton, New Zealand said: I am a electrical contractor in New Zealand. If you are interested in work in New zealad or Australia try looking on the following url seek.co.nz .This is a job agancy in NZ that lists jobs both in NZ and Aus . I know there is a shortage of good electricans in the mining and industrial fields in Australia and they are paying top dollar for sparkys . You could also try your local ADECCO employment agents " these folks are world wide and handle international jobs . I got work through them in Australia .

i having 5 years experience in the field of electrical maintanance, i am intrested to work in your concern,if you want further detail i will sent you by mail.
thank you...

i am looking good jobs in anyware,i having 5 years experience in the field of electrical maintanance (both onshore and offshore)

Doug Pettifer in Hamilton, New Zealand said: I am a electrical contractor in New Zealand. If you are interested in work in New zealad or Australia try looking on the following url seek.co.nz .This is a job agancy in NZ that lists jobs both in NZ and Aus . I know there is a shortage of good electricans in the mining and industrial fields in Australia and they are paying top dollar for sparkys . You could also try your local ADECCO employment agents " these folks are world wide and handle international jobs . I got work through them in Australia .

i am in my 3rd yr. of an appren. program in charleston sc. and i am ready to travel. i love my work but i have been here my whole life and need a scenery change. i am a hard worker, and i'm 24 yrs old, and willing to work as long and as hard as necessary,

Jonathan Simes in Auckland, New Zealand said: I am currently seeking fully qualified railway signal electricians/technicians for employment in Australia. We can help you with work visa's (if neccesary)and all relevant paperwork to to ensure a smooth transition into the job.This is a high paying job with other benifits also offered. Please respond to this posting if this sounds like you.
Regards,
Jonathan

Is this still on?..I am looking for a similar job too. Iam a NZ Registered Electrician with a valid Practicing Licence too. I would be more than happy to have more information on this, or with other related news on Electrician jobs..Brown Manao

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