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Old 03-06-2012, 10:37 AM   #11
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Default Re: Who works in the mines and what doing

"Quote" [Tadic] I wouldn't mind getting into the mining industry at some stage. About to earn my trade papers in Carpentry and Joinery, currently just doing Roofing here in Perth, mainly for Dale Alcock Homes and a few project builders. "Quote"

Might give self employment a go first, apparently a housing boom is expected towards the end of the year and could be a decent start for me if I can get myself sorted in time.




Excellent choice, subby roof carpenter will make you good coin.

Have a crack at that first, camp maintenance will bore the crap out of you.



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