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You want to experience working in a foreign country, try northern alberta first.
That's okay, most Canadians are bi-metrical. We can swing either way. :w00t:No metric electric here :no:![]()
Spock might suggest it's to the point of being an alternate universe.You want to experience working in a foreign country, try northern alberta first.
:laughing::laughing:Spock might suggest it's to the point of being an alternate universe.
Its a big place and each states requirements to do electrical work vary.Hey im a journeyman from Vancouver BC and i was wondering what the demand for electricians is in America. I would like the expierience of working in another country. If its was good enough pay, I may even concidering moving there perminantly.
The state of North Dakota needs guys bigtime,Good luck and welcome to ETHey im a journeyman from Vancouver BC and i was wondering what the demand for electricians is in America. I would like the expierience of working in another country. If its was good enough pay, I may even concidering moving there perminantly.