Just wondering how to get my Electrician/Instrument tech apprentice license and what do I do after I get them like when I am finding a job where do I go can I look online?.
become an industrial electrician in Alberta and forget about Instrument Tech, you'll end up doing so much tubing, cals, and instruments, you'll get sick of it, and never actually complete the tech training at school for a FIG (fxxking instrument guy).
I've been in the oilfield for about 20 years and have maybe ran about 50' of tubing... That's what Instrument Mechanics/Techs are in the business for...
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