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for many years now i have been ' disillusioned ' with electrical installation. this was highlighted even more a few years ago when i was promoted ( several times ) until i was the contract manager for the term maintenance contract for RAF Brize Norton , working with the Royal Engineers and the RAF to keep our largest UK front-line RAF base working as well as we could, this included managing the AGL shift who ensured the airfield runway lighting and associated services ran sweet , then i was made redundant from that position after a few years, that was three years ago,

i turned back to the electrical installation that i know how to do, but it didn't do anything to enhance my job satisfaction

a few months back i got wind of a supervisors role being created at Filton airport in Bristol ( 30 miles away ) , so i went after it, two interviews and several phone calls later they finally told me on Thursday that they wanted me to start as soon as possible, so with mutual agreement i am starting there a week Monday ( the tenth ) ,

the role is primarily the management of the AGL ( airfield ground lighting ) side of the contract for this private airfield that handles thirty eight thousand flights a year , so will be a bit busy for a while, but the job is only 8am till 5pm , so not bad at all

have taken this week off work to concentrate on my loft conversion so i can get my younger son installed in there to give my elder Son with RTS two rooms to use on the first floor

wish me luck

BB

Congratulations BB.

Did you get a pay rise too?
It would come handy for your restoration project!!

BB

Glad it's confirmed.

Divert to our place now on

NEC looking good.

Out.

DH Dove

Good luck, we all need it some times