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robbalaar86
Thanks guys this is proper helpful and I will certainly be taking you lads advice appreciate it 
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As with everything, you get good and bad. I've worked with some who were worth their weight in spuds, and others who, when they rang the workshop with a fault, would make your shoulders slump.
engineers my arse. GLS, more like. green label stickers, most of'em.
hiding under the table just passing stuff n all that lot
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I’ve worked mainly in automated foundries and chemical plants, some of the operators were just a couple of steps down the pay scale from me. They had to know their job and the plant inside out. Get things wrong, death and destruction will follow.
that the first people who should be asked if a fault develops on plant/machinery should be...yep...the operators
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Because running plant at 3am with nobody else to consult doesn't teach you to do that at all....
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Love that name
This thread started off being orderly, that is until the entropy gang got going
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Just the natural order of the universe!
Can someone give me a link to that cottage?
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As with everything, you get good and bad. I've worked with some who were worth their weight in spuds, and others who, when they rang the workshop with a fault, would make your shoulders slump.
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just become a pat tester...and have done with it...
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soft headedThey should really be known as Paté.....Portable appliance test engineers....
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They should really be known as Paté.....Portable appliance test engineers....
engineers my arse. GLS, more like. green label stickers, most of'em.
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dont forget the masters of disguise bit Tel..
hiding under the table just passing stuff n all that lot
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I’ve worked mainly in automated foundries and chemical plants, some of the operators were just a couple of steps down the pay scale from me. They had to know their job and the plant inside out. Get things wrong, death and destruction will follow.
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and it follows Tony...
that the first people who should be asked if a fault develops on plant/machinery should be...yep...the operators
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Silly Sausage
Shut up whinging you bunch of numb nuts.
99% of you woudn't get past the First year!
Slag graduates as much as you like, the ONE thing you do learn is the ability to think and find out things for self!
99% of you woudn't get past the First year!
Slag graduates as much as you like, the ONE thing you do learn is the ability to think and find out things for self!
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well in that case i`v definately got past the first year...lol...
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Because running plant at 3am with nobody else to consult doesn't teach you to do that at all....
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Knobhead
Death we tried to avoid. Destruction was fun.
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Silly Sausage
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well as long as i can swill beer..and live in `entropy cottage` (i`m competant in both) then i should get the grades....
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Silly Sausage
Hahaha...every glass of ale I drink has entropy written all over it.
Chaos rules!
Chaos rules!
Love that name
This thread started off being orderly, that is until the entropy gang got going
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Silly Sausage
Love that name
This thread started off being orderly, that is until the entropy gang got going
Just the natural order of the universe!
Can someone give me a link to that cottage?
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Knobhead
I can PM the address of a "cottage" on Forest Road, Nottingham.
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