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I know nothing about mining, but what is a NDT technician?
do you need awesome education/grades to get in?
$5k per week income on any mining project seems high let alone for 21
No you don't, a couple of short courses will do it.
Hi there,
Thanks for the reply,
I currently have 40k deposit although I'm looking at taking on a 95% LVR and capitalising LMI for my first and second purchase.
I've been in my current role for 13 months, although I've worked on a variety of mine sites and refinery's prior - Same job role.
I'm paying huge tax which is something I'd like to look at minimizing
I am aware of the FHOG drop which is why I would like to get into the market before the end of the financial year
26 and 9 roster, I am keen on development the only problem i feel is my roster is holding me back from being around throughout the whole process.. I'm not sure if that would be an issue.
regards,
Fraser
I know nothing about mining, but what is a NDT technician?
do you need awesome education/grades to get in?
$5k per week income on any mining project seems high let alone for 21
Non Destructive Testing Technician.
Essentially testing steel for cracks and thickness using non-destructive means like ultrasonic and mag particle testing.
Generally Boilermakers make good testers as they understand the welding and fabrication techniques best.
I don't think NACE certification is a walk in the park as suggested above. Little more to it than a couple of 'short courses'.
pinkboy
21 years old, NDT Technician,250K, Mining?????????
Do you mind scanning a copy of your Group Certificate?
No you don't, a couple of short courses will do it.
He's shared his pay - he has no need I prove it.
Kudos to Fraser - it's a good project your on. I prefer O&G too over hard rock.
Anyway. Financially I'd suggest getting that FHOG one under your belt as that will quickly chew up that $40k.
Then work out a good solid budget to save more deposits.
Think you could develop on your shifts but it does take organisation. And 20% deposits.
Have you completed any developments yourself? If so would you mind elaborating?
Hi there,
Ahh it's fine, the money is good and everything but what people don't seem to take into account is the 3/4 of your quality of life spent away from civilisation
Hi mate,
Thanks for getting things back on track
I have a few queries in regards to developing as it is something i'd seriously look into after a bit more research.
How much of my time is involved? say I were to hire a building company to undergo the whole process.
Have you completed any developments yourself? If so would you mind elaborating?
Cheers,
Fraser
Ahhhhhh Looks like a 3/1 Roster. That might Explain the Higher wage ??
You need to get Offshore than It will only be 1/2 your life or Even less
Good Luck to you.
Cheers
Wirra
This just set off alarm bells for me.I'm paying huge tax which is something I'd like to look at minimizing
21 years old, NDT Technician,250K, Mining?????????
Do you mind scanning a copy of your Group Certificate?
neK
Is your surname minnit?
neK
Is your surname minnit?
Yup I've done a few. As singo said, I've got a few threads BUT I had to take 2 out of my signature as you can only have 2 URLs in your sig.
Gwelup http://somersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?t=81719
North Perth http://somersoft.com/forums/showthread.php?t=97742
There are a few development friendly builders out there who can manage everything down to the letterbox for you. You just have to keep working and supply money
It's up to you, really how involved you want to be. On your Perth time you can do builders appointments, colours/tiles, inspections. OR you can choose not to by employing an interior designer once off to do all the colours stuff and then a building inspector for 2-3 times to make sure everything is AOK.
I've managed to develop with a fulltime job, yes it's easier because I'm local but I still couldn't do much during business hours and restricted to appointments on my RDO. I was working for your Gorgon headoffice
I'm now developing fulltime (as of 5 days ago) with a sideline of mentoring/assisting people develop.
Quoted as it's the first sensible comment re his pay. It's all about hourly rate... 29 days of 12 hour shifts.Its all about the hours worked. You can expect an avergage wage for 2/1 of 120k-180k. So a 4/1 is double the hours so 240k-360k.
Cheers