21 Jul
2006
21 Jul
'06
8:13 a.m.
On Friday 21 July 2006 08:06, C Fernandez wrote:
Teo Zenios wrote:
I'm not trying to piss off anyone here, but really only "card-carrying
union-member" electricians do apprenticeships. Purdue (for example)
hires non-unionized electricians, who haven't necessarily been through
any apprenticeship program (though some of them work just as
effectively as Chicago card-carrying union electricians... ;).
Pat
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Funny , I thought the NEC handbook had a section
for doing
grounding for buildings (lightning). Its been a few years since I
read it. Smaller companies tend to have handy man type electrician
See there's that word again "electrician". An electrician is a
skilled trade with an apprenticeship. A handyman could be anybody
with a screwdriver!