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City & Guilds 1851 In Intruder Alarm Installation


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Lol, is that with reference to takeovers etc.

Did you ring Electronic Alarms, btw?

Our Dave asked me about them and i suggested he stay clear. I think a larger company is where he needs to be but one that gets engineers to cover a wider variety of disciplines. I thought SECOM would be a good start. I sort of see EA as fumbling their way through things Cant quite put my finger on it but perhaps the B&Q ladders, second hand unkempt vehicles, and engineers with trainers and, and, and if you understand.

Jef

Customers!

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Our Dave asked me about them and i suggested he stay clear. I think a larger company is where he needs to be but one that gets engineers to cover a wider variety of disciplines. I thought SECOM would be a good start. I sort of see EA as fumbling their way through things Cant quite put my finger on it but perhaps the B&Q ladders, second hand unkempt vehicles, and engineers with trainers and, and, and if you understand.

Jef

..... the Challenge Drills, the Used Stock, the Optima's etc, etc,

yes I understand all too well.

Dave Partridge interested? or you mean a Dave at your place?

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Jef's son?

Surely he'd have suggested applying to JB-Eye? Unless he's looking to poach customers. :whistle:

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I got my first job as an installer from going to college, someone came in (a former student) looking for workers.

Do it, it's a piece of p***, if you haven't already got a Level 3 qualification it's free (I think), and you'll learn some things that you'll need on the job, if not a great deal.

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:hmm:

Our Dave asked me about them and i suggested he stay clear. I think a larger company is where he needs to be but one that gets engineers to cover a wider variety of disciplines. I thought SECOM would be a good start. I sort of see EA as fumbling their way through things Cant quite put my finger on it but perhaps the B&Q ladders, second hand unkempt vehicles, and engineers with trainers and, and, and if you understand.

Jef

hmmmm so when did you work for secom then????? :whistle:

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