I don't understand; are there legal reasons to not call it an
apprenticeship? (sounds like indentured servitude?)
When I got started in the biz, I would have loved to been offered an
apprenticeship. Instead, I went out in the woods while my family
suffered through my well intentioned, but
May I please add
1) Must know the difference between AC and DC.
2) Must be able to identify what each prong is when shown an AC plug.
boB
On 4/28/2015 6:35 PM, Dan Fink wrote:
Esteemed Wrenches:
I teach hands-on /Intro to PV/ and/Intro to Solar Therma/l at a 2-year
technical colle
I was wondering if anyone had a source for 24 or 48 VDC "depth
gauges" that could be used in a cistern or shallow well. A SCUBA
depth gauge on the wrist is fairly accurate. It would seem like a
signal could be sent electronically though a wire and be read outside
the tank. I've never heard of o
I think you should describe the job as a trainee. You can do anything you
want after that. Just don't call it an apprenticeship.
On Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 8:45 PM, Ray Walters wrote:
> Hi Bob;
>
> That's an excellent point. I'm trying to figure out what is a fair
> arrangement: 4 years of traini
Esteemed Wrenches:
I teach hands-on *Intro to PV* and* Intro to Solar Therma*l at a 2-year
technical college in Denver. Some of my students are on track to be field
installers or designers (and will take more advanced classes next term),
while others are focusing more on green building, LEED, sust
Hi Bob;
That's an excellent point. I'm trying to figure out what is a fair
arrangement: 4 years of training is worth quite a sum of money vs. 4
years of labor in the off grid mines.
Straight up $10/ hr and I'll train them for as long as they can be
trained with raises as they reach milestones
As a policy we will not fasten to sheeting alone as some may be less then
1/2" thick. In the event that we do need to locate a mount where there is
not material we have installed blocking either from below or above. Tile is
the easest to add blocking if needed, comp is more involved.
Jerry
On Apr 2
I have seen a lot of installs using the Zilla Phantom mount.
Can't speak to its adherence to standards however, as your mileage may vary.
Sincerely,
Glenn Burt
Sent from my 'smart' phone so please excuse grammar and typos.
-Original Message-
From: "will...@millersolar.com"
Sent: 4/28/
Friends:
I'd like to bring up the subject of fastening roof mounts directly to roof
sheeting. We have occasionally a need to do a roof mount on tile or comp
roofs where we cannot guarantee finding rafters in a useable locations. We
researched this in 2013.
We discovered the DPW EZ feet
An apprenticeship is the original 4 year degree. If the trainers are good, high
quality workpersons, and the apprentice WANTS to learn, the apprentice will
learn the trade. It's exactly the same in a college situation except that the
newly minted journeyman, unlike a college graduate, will actua
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