Reply With QuoteApply for any Trades Trainee postings, which is a pre-apprentice position. From there you work in that position and will attend a boot camp, and if you're successful you will be offered an apprenticeship.
Having your class 3 helps a lot and you will need English, Math, and Physics 12 in order to work for BC Hydro.
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Thread: Applying at BC Hydro
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03-19-2013, 10:55 PM #1
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Applying at BC Hydro
Featured SponsorHey guys, Ive always been interested in becoming a linesmen, and now that Im 28, I feel like if I dont go for it now, I will always regret it. I am currently an journeyman service plumber in Vancouver BC. I hold a gas ticket and a red seal ticket in plumbing. I also have my airbrakes endorsement, and working on getting my class 3.
Ive made a profile on the BC Hydro website, and I am checking everyday for job postings.
Can anybody give me anymore advice on the best way to peruse this trade in BC? Thanks in advance.
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03-20-2013, 08:54 PM #2
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03-29-2013, 09:26 PM #3
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Featured SponsorrWhat about a contractor? Lots of work in BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan right now with BC based contractors like Allteck and Rokstad.
