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Old 01-06-2014, 02:14 PM   #1
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What are the pro's and cons to both these trades? I was about to return back to Vancouver and literally got 3 calls today for interviews.
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This is purely anecdotal.

Most of the glazers I've come across are pretty salty.

Most of the tin knockers have been pretty happy.
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tin knocker it is.
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Glazier is hard work, back breaking, heavy lifting. I've worked with a bunch of these guys before when I did construction. If you like the construction atmosphere, and are ready for hard labour intensive work.

Don't know much about sheet metal work, but I always watch the fab. shows on tv and it seems fun. Not saying i think its exactly how its portrayed but I love building and fabricating things.
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What are the pro's and cons to both these trades? I was about to return back to Vancouver and literally got 3 calls today for interviews.
Come work at Flynn Canada and do BOTH!

We have a Glazing Shop and a Metal Trim Shop right next to eachother.
We have field guys who install glazing and metal panels/flashings/cladding.
Glazing is where the money is at.

I'm an office guy so I wouldn't know what is easier.....
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Is flynn hiring pre-apprentices/apprentices?
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Is flynn hiring pre-apprentices/apprentices?
shit sorry I totally didn't respond to this

they will hire anyone if they are good

they are willing to train from scratch

we have a lot of work coming up and always looking for people
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