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Deco101
Hey guys and gals,
Im new to this so just introducing myself. The reason im here is because ive just about had enough of working my *** off everyday in a job that gives me less and less satisfaction everyday and im getting pretty tired of having to answer to someone else on a daily basis. I spent about 8 years in the construction industry starting out as a plasterer and working through alot of different trades so i guess i would consider myself a pretty good handyman. Im currently working as a production engineer but im very keen to get back into the construction trade, mainly tiling. I have worked on a few tiling jobs and have found that its what i enjoy the most and what gives me the greatest satisfaction. I will be starting my part-time City and Guilds Level 2 tiling course very soon. My plan before the end of the year is to buy a van and fill it with the tools i have accumulated over the years and hopefully start off doing a few small tiling jobs for friends and family while still holding down my current job, with the final aim of becoming a self employed tiler. I know this isnt goin to happen over night and im up for the challenge however long it takes. Anyway im blabberin on a bit here so il sign off for now with the hope that i can call upon all you seasoned professionals for some help and advice in the future as my skills and career progress.
Cheers
Im new to this so just introducing myself. The reason im here is because ive just about had enough of working my *** off everyday in a job that gives me less and less satisfaction everyday and im getting pretty tired of having to answer to someone else on a daily basis. I spent about 8 years in the construction industry starting out as a plasterer and working through alot of different trades so i guess i would consider myself a pretty good handyman. Im currently working as a production engineer but im very keen to get back into the construction trade, mainly tiling. I have worked on a few tiling jobs and have found that its what i enjoy the most and what gives me the greatest satisfaction. I will be starting my part-time City and Guilds Level 2 tiling course very soon. My plan before the end of the year is to buy a van and fill it with the tools i have accumulated over the years and hopefully start off doing a few small tiling jobs for friends and family while still holding down my current job, with the final aim of becoming a self employed tiler. I know this isnt goin to happen over night and im up for the challenge however long it takes. Anyway im blabberin on a bit here so il sign off for now with the hope that i can call upon all you seasoned professionals for some help and advice in the future as my skills and career progress.
Cheers
