I would say if there is work you should find a sweep crew and offer to do end of lines. You will probably make around 400-500 a week on a good project. That will be for a few months then progress into splicing/ troubleshooting skills this is where the learning curve just begins. Good luck there is an abundance of tech's now because work is slow you may be better off getting on a splicing project as a helper and then becoming a tapper.
Re: Splice/Sweep Training?
Member #: 22665
Registered: 3/29/2003
Posted:
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Name:
josh
Company:
Ryd-Time communications
Occupation:
owner operator sweep tech
Location:
west coast
Personal:
Experience:
~26 years
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