Depends on what u like to do. If u don't mind messin with 7200/12kv power and climbing poles and everything in between, then its not bad.

 

Ah. I like doing residential along with service entrances and panels.

 

did you do any of the high tension line work where you have to energize the helicopter then you can get on the line and inspect

 

Before I got in the apprenticeship, I did commercial and industrial. One thing I miss about that is bending pipe. But that's about it....lol. 1st step apprentice out of the local 126 hall starts out (I think) at mid to high 20's an hr. now....each step is a pay raise(7steps total @ 1000hrs each) Journeyman Lineman there now makes 45 or 46 hr and some change. But you definitely work for it!....lol

 

No, but that would be cool as hell!....haha

 

haha just wondering, because i know that line of work makes good money, yeah my dad is in the ibew local 98 in philly so i know all about the trade

 

I know who I'm getting ahold of when I want to swap my house up to 200a service haha. I can do residential and boxes, never did anything with the meter head though

 

It's pretty easy

 

I would love to get on a barehand crew working transmission lines....maybe one day.....lol.
That's cool, I heard 98 is a strong local too!

 

The breaker box is in a room with a flat sloped roof (no crawl space), no basement, block house. I'm sure it's not difficult, but is not an "easy one"

 

Haha....sparky

 

Me or were u talking to Nail......

 

Haha.....

 

Either, haha I have some local buddies that will give me a hand so yall are last on my list due to Location. So don't worry haha





Random awkward laugh much? Lol

 

Haha.......