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We need all the guys we can get to do O-1 electrical work. We have a hard time manning work. We’ll train you, and the school will give you the hand tools. The contractor will provide power tools. You’d start as an apprentice and have to do 8 hrs of school 1 day a week, every other quarter for 5 yrs. The other 4 days a week during school quarters, and 5 days a week during non school quarters you’d be working at least 40hrs/wk, likely more. You’d get an annuity, pension, 401k, and healthcare (including dental and vision). Proving very difficult to find people who are reliable, not afraid to work, and mechanically inclined. 95% of commercial and industrial electric is mechanical in nature. People anymore seem a generation removed from having any trade skills. Show up on time every day, work hard, use your hands, pay attention, and learn a skill. Veterans get preference. Now the part everyone cares about. 1st period apprentice makes $21.242nd period (after 1,000hrs) $23.773rd period $26.30 (after 2,000 hrs, finish 1st yr school, and skill cert)4th period $32.87 (after 3,500 hrs, finish 2nd yr school, and skill cert)5th period $37.93 (after 5,000 hrs, finish 3rd yr school, and skill cert)6th period $42.98 (after 7,500 hrs, finish 4th yr school, and skill cert)Journeyman $50.57 (finish 5th yr of school, meet state requirements for O-1 electrical license, which are 8,000hrs OJT, you’ll have educational requirements, and pass the state exam [4hr National electrical code and state laws test]). Call 425-228-1777 or visit. http://www.psejatc.org/applicant.aspx