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Originally Posted by EBMC (Post 622193)

I've got a word of advice to all the youngsters out there. If you always want to be employed, go to a good trade school and learn some skills. It seems EVERYONE I know in this business is looking for additional good help!

Soooooo true. Hands on doesn't seem to be a priority in our school system, bummer. I tossing around, with one of my employee's, opening up a trade school. The union, which i only partially agree with, has a trade school, but limited in the trades (primarily residentual).

Good luck Blake, you'll get somebody. If i've learned anything in biz, its "quality finds quality, it just takes time"....It was nice seeing you at sema, good luck with the new ventures. I've reffered three C-10 chassis and two 2nd gen (mustang or camaro i cant remember which lol) possibilities to ya...

Smart move--this will probably take you a lot further than a master's in English . . . Don't ask me how I know.

I'm jealous of guys and girls who get to go to work at places like Speedtech that just design, build, and continue to create more cool go-fast stuff. If I could count, I'd totally take up engineering to enter such a business . . .

Original Poster: It's awesome that this community can act as a conduit to finding the right person for the job--best of luck!

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Originally Posted by MattO (Post 622217)

Already on it up in Logan, UT.

Welding, then advanced composites and CAD. Because I want to racecar if I ever grow up.

my boys are all gear heads and I am trying to nudge them along to skilled labor careers
Great money and great working environment - no cubicles!!

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Originally Posted by glassman (Post 622221)

If your around the SF Bay Area, Deanza and Chabot colleges have great CNC machine programs and are good in some other hands on trades. My nephew is in his 2nd year of the CNC program but, lucky for him the instructor is "old school" and makes manual machine operation part of the curriculum in the AA degree. While his welding and manual machine skills might not be on par with mine his CNC and CAD skills blow me away.

Im getting tired of winter all ready, How about a interior guy..LOL

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Originally Posted by RECOVERY ROOM (Post 623117)

Im getting tired of winter all ready, How about a interior guy..LOL

I only have 3 full interiors to do!!
can you push a broom??
:lol:

If I wasn't in the middle of trying to finish my bachelors, and had the nerve to leave the aviation industry...

I hope y'all find a qualified candidate!

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Originally Posted by Blake Foster (Post 623143)

I only have 3 full interiors to do!!
can you push a broom??
:lol:

I push a killer broom buddy! i also speak Canada talk "eh". glad to see your busy Blake

So now time to get Serious.

don't let UTAH scare you off.(it is really nothing like the rumors) if you know anyone who is GOOD. Reliable and wants to build cars full time pass along the info to them.