Advanced scaffolder needed

gunslinger757 said:
Don't wish to be picky, but the word is "shore" - from the verb "shoring", to support or prop up!
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as good as you may think you are!!??....its not a spelling contest!!!!!!.....you read it,u no wot the man hsa ment...and then you correct there spelling!!?? wot a true great man you 'gunslanger':noworry::weird::nuts:
 
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Originally Posted by Havespannerwilltravel
Where did you do the courses? Was the advanced exactly the same? Did you do a hanger, falsework, temp roof etc ?
Did my part 2 asre at neta Stockton
And my advanced at utn Wakefield did most of
The advanced jobs on my part 2 to be honest
Could do every job on the course within 3 days
But they make it last 2 weeks a load of bolloc?s if
You ask me
Did my part 2 at utn Wakefield years ago and was called assessed route. Did all the jobs I did on my advanced course then.its like they, ve just spread it out to make more cash
 
Havespannerwilltravel said:
As I understand it you will have to do the advanced course training followed by the practical assessment if invited to do it.
Level 3 S/NVQ Practical Assessment

Until then you will only be considered competent as a basic scaffolder and you won't be allowed to do hangers, temp roofs or flying shores.

I also heard from the UK that they are planning to audit all cards issued by NETA in the past as there are doubts as to whether a lot of people actually attended.
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You already done all these things on the asre,so they want people to pay to do them again,the difference between ecitb and the asre is that the asre was a college attended course with exactly the same course content and portfolio only condensed into one week instead of two,whereas the ecitb was granted through onsite experience and no course attendance,i for one wont be doing another portfolio or attending any more advance courses or doing anymore nvq's,in fact,i'm applying to asda as a trolley dolley:blink1:
 
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