Help Wanted in Washington State

Josh_10

I hear ya brother. We just got rid of an apprentice for that reason.

My dad tought me good work ethics. Alway to ask for something to do, do what you are asked, and try to learn as much as possible.

I am not sure what happened to the most recent generation. They wan to be treated like a journeyman after their first week.

We tried to hire for experience and got a series of guys who spent a half hour talking smack about their current employer. Like I am going to hire you after that?

Now we are hiring for the attitude and training for the skill. Might win some and lose some but I think it is better for our company in the long run.

Josh_10

I'll take a stab in the dark here

Mitchell Mechanical, Inc. is currently seeking a permanant apprentice to learn hydronic and steam heating as well as industrial automation and boiler service.

Successful candidate will recieve paid classroom training and on the job training. Program is 4 years and raises are based upon successful completion of program levels.

Please send resume to josh@mitchell-mechanical.com or fax to (360) 629-6869. Thanks

ALH_4

employment

Sorry Josh if I'm hijacking your post, but doesn't it seem like an employment section would be nice on HeatingHelp.com? Interested, motivated, and skilled people read The Wall as well as good employers looking for these people. It seems like a natural fit to me.

-Andrew

Josh_10

Yes it would be nice.. The best place for heating guys would likely be the best place to find a guy.

S Davis

Good luck josh I have been looking for someone for months now, no one wants to work any more.


S Davis

Josh_10

Believe it or not I recieved a resume from someone who saw this post. You never know!