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Darious Graham .....go to ua.org that should get you started. The ua covers many pipe trades including plumbers, pipe fitters, sprinkler fitters and so on. The pipe trades are a great career choice. Good luck!
Really enjoyed this video on plumbing systems. I was amazed by how much water we all use each and every day. Water parks use an unbelievable amount of water. Great job by United Association apprentice program.
I want to work on systems like the ones in this video. I’ve done some regular service work and I don’t care for the “selling” aspect of it. I love just repairing and installing. I want to learn more and do this stuff. I hope I can get into the union and work on plumbing systems in hospitals, aquariums, office buildings and so on.
I am going to apply this year in Orlando. Any tips, I did take plumbing in high school and flipped a few houses. I'm tired of working for dead end jobs and I want to support my family.
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The Union isn't strong enough in Tennessee because the company I'm layed off from can keep union and scabs who make less than u and you loose UR job. They only want someone starting out and the members don't stand together anymore. That's the way it is here. I might have to leave the union but I'm trying 2 not leave but I might have no choice
Is that a serious question. An industrial pipe fitter does high and low pressure steam lines, boilers, a lot of welding on big pipe, etc. Plumbers deal with the potable water into the building and the drains going out, medical gas, a lot of underground water and natural gas lines, etc. Do your research bud.
@@fitter5423 well since posting that question 2 months ago as it clearly says right below my obviously serious question, I have done my research. I'm all good and "edjumacated" now bud. Thanks anyway Sherlock.
Hahahaha edjamacated. I can tell just educated you really are. Hence the retarded question you ask. Just goes to show your mechanical knowledge and skills. ABSOLUTELY NONE. I’m sure your a real superstar in your line of work. SCAB
Nostra Dumbass it’s required on 99% of jobs. Especially with union. It’s one small step that can save your vision. Things can go bad in the (wait for it..) blink of an eye. Seriously though..
