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Mar 25, 05
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Who Wants a Full Time Job!!!!!!!
Speaking on behalf of my employer, Lilly Electric,
We are looking for 10-20 apprentices for full time work...No experience is nescessary and you could be starting as soon as next week, or when ever you call.. Lilly Electric has been around since 1973 with over 40 employees, the company has recently taken on new jobs which require more people to get them done on time... If you are interested in becoming an electrical apprentice feel free to call us up for a job... I doubt there will be an interview either.. as i got my job over the phone. Upon employment with our company you will be registered for school at BCIT for electrical training... At first you will pay for the school out of your own pocket but with a passing grade you will be re-embursed for you expenses.. Please call at 604-536-3464 and ask for the owner (Jerry Broten). Or if you have any furthar questions about what our company does and where you might be working PM me and i can fill you in on the details... If anyone has previous electrical experience there is a very good chance you will be hired... Getting into a trade is one of the best things to do right now... By the time you recieve your electrical ticket the constuction for the olympics will be in full swing and there will be tonnes of work to go around.. Im not 100% sure on wages so i will leave that up to you to find out when you call.. As for me im getting paid $18/hr and have been with the company for just over a year... Call between 8am and 4pm monday to friday thanks 
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Mar 25, 05
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so monthly that would roughly work out to $3240 a month before tax. thats ok i guess, and your right a trade would be a very strong skill to have....
if i wasnt travelling id really consider this...not really to do for the rest of my life....but to add another strong,marketable skill to my arsenal of employee power .
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Mar 25, 05
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what kind of jobs is the company involved in? commercial? residental installation?
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Mar 26, 05
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depends on how fast you accumulate your hours, but it normaly take 4 years. chewy is your company hiring part time? i've been in electrical for over a year, i'm actually a first year apprentice but i've decided too go back too school to do my pre entry instead. i've got a part time job but i would love too do electrical part time as well.
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Mar 26, 05
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Erik (mapleleaf4ever) with Dave's Account: CHEWY! I'm going to talk to you about this. I've been an Amateur Radio Operator for 12 years. I know a shitload about Electricty and have electrocuted myself enough. I'm interested and sick of my current Boss. We need Beer and a Chat. Call you this weekend.
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Mar 26, 05
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Mar 26, 05
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you go to school 4 times... each time is 10 weeks long and costs about 1000 bucks plus 200 for books.. Lilly electric will re-emburse your tuition fees... after the first 3 months of work you will be a first year apprentice.. then you will be given a start date for school... after each completed level you will be booked for the next one... i was able to do 2nd and 3rd levels back to back... spots open up and you can get in sooner... but overall it takes on average 3 1/2 to 4 years... somtimes you canget it done quicker..
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Mar 26, 05
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commercial .. residential. and a little industrial..... i would say mostly commercial... mainly buildings from 2-30 storeys high...(librarys.... stores.. restuarants.. apartments.. custom homes... all kinds of shit)
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Mar 26, 05
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werd!
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Mar 26, 05
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Sounds great, I am a Granite Installer for about 4 years now and I want to try something new. This job sounds really appealing, trades are in high demand now, sounds like it could become a good career, I'm defenitly interested.
Thanks for the info :)
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Mar 27, 05
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woof! WOOF!
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Mar 28, 05
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Just a note to anyone interested in this job....
#1-dont apply if your a slacker #2-dont apply if you dont take care in your work #3-dont apply if you dont like getting dirty #4-tell anyone looking for a job about this post even if you are not interested (it will be a big help in spreading the word around) #5 thanks to everyone who has shown interest, my boss is very pleased to hear about all the people that have shown interest
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Mar 29, 05
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oh sheit!, this is exactly what I'm looking for!
I've determined I want to become an electrical apprentice, just needed to find the job.. Already have done all the reading on the BCIT course. I'm ready to start.... well almost... heh I've been tackling misc. home electrical, wiring upgrades and installs with my dad for the last 6-8 years, so I've already got most of the basics down.. Chewy, So, Upon being hired, I would work for 3 months, then start my first year of school at BCIT? What does the next 4 months look like in terms of hiring? I may not be quite ready to start yet. Anything going to be available in the future?
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