im a warehouse order selector. i can definitely embrace the suck. xD

How much $?

If you mean pay, that varies from local to local as COL is different everywhere. I am able to work with my 20.60 an hour pay + union pension, annuity, death benefit and health care.@@illdoctrine9329. This is in local 490 which is new hampshire, our pay is based on how many hours worked you got and you get 5%-10% increase every hour milestone you cross.

@@foreversolvent5334real

never too old

I know some dudes who turned out to become great electricians and were even well liked on the job who were ex-law enforcement. What is more important is that you give a damn about your work and everything else is just noise.

If you pass the test you're guaranteed an interview at the least.

How’d it go?

E P depends on your location. I live in Western Mass and there’s far less applicants over here compared to our Boston counterpart. About 400 people apply each year and they accept 20-25, whereas Boston has thousands of applicants hoping to be apart of that 25.

Depends on the Local - Some are WIDE open. Mine only take 30-60 of the 2500 applicants a year...There are guys working pre-apprenticeship programs for 2/3 years before they even get an interview or pass the test! - Good luck if you're trying to apply it was the best move of my liftime...

You have to ask your own body that. If you feel good, then it's fine. but it is construction work, so make sure during your 4-year apprenticeship you're really f****** good so that when you top out you can be a lead man and not do as much physical work

Its not about how old you are to a certain point... its a mindstate.. i know guys in there still working on the line

Your not a lineman

@@Bwoods151 youre right. Im a Line Man

TWill Line Man for Hire lineman is used as one word not two.

@@Bwoods151 thanks buddy

on the job is a helluva lot better than line school, those guys will teach a-lot more than you will learn in school, especially in transmission line work,

how do you like it ?

how did it go man

How’d it go?

Hes 50 he doesn't understand notifications

BON3S McCOY lmao you right

Most of the climbing schools are 2-3 weeks for around 10k... or you can learn on the job and get paid at the same time as a groundhand!

TWill Line Man for Hire which schools are 2-3 weeks? Cause I heard 15 weeks most

You don't even need school to get hired.

School is not needed. A CDL license might be.

Also in detroit, are you going through the DEITC?

@@rickym8515 i am. currently 3rd punch

Hey how’d your test go?? I was thinking of applying for the same program in Detroit.

@@Jacob-np5xm I start next month

Im applying to DEITC this month, wish me luck!

You got in?

Austin West Excellent choice.

Austin West how's it been?

How's it going now austin

UNKNOWN

Are you still excited.?

Thanks for the question. You might be able to find those answers and more on their website: www.uavip.org/

ItsBeausy absolutely

BeauBlaze let’s see... you will be working around electricity which if not handled correctly could seriously harm or kill someone. Yeah I would say there would be a drug test.

BeauBlaze get off the drugs before you ever think about being serious in life. Drugs are kid shit wake up.

@@floored3078 facts

What you do on your own time is no ones business, but what you bring to work is everyones business. That being said, yes they will drug test.

Times change and safety is first. The safety straps are a pain at times, but if they save one life it is worth the trouble.

Funny this is what everyone who didn't have it say... why not use something that could save your life?

Safety first but I do agree I hate all these straps but it does save you took me a while to adapt

Bill 55811 probably changed his tune in the last 2 years or he got fired off every job he climbed

Have fun falling off😂