What's your New Year's resoluion?

[This message has been edited by Joe Tedesco (edited 09-10-2003).]

Weel joe,

I suppose my new years resolution will be, to be more approachable and respectfull to some of our more annoying clients.

And a personal one would be, to ensure that my close family are looked after in any way that is possible.

John H

I will try to think first about what I will say before I speak out loud, and I will show more respect for my fellow man.

No resolutions, but I do hope to get some shelving up, to vericalize my piles of stuff.

Quit smoking!

To find a job!!

Well joe, I guess mine would be to finish remodeling my house.That I started 2 years ago.Some $65k later I am about done.Just need to finish the wiring in the attic.

Mine is pretty ambitious.

To waste less time, and to consider each action in light of eternity, and will that action hinder or help.

Now to figger out how to do it.

I think time at the ECN counts as "training"

TW

To get off my duff and replace the crumbling wires in my apartment walls...

[This message has been edited by Joe Tedesco (edited 12-29-2002).]

Learn how to sell safety!!

To end up a better tradesman by this time next year.

Well, I'm a bit late, but that's OK, because I resolved, a while back, not to make any more New Year's resolutions.

However...

I would like to find employment any North NJ guys looking for a helper? and to seriously get into the trade.

I will be going to the Union Hall this Friday (that's the only day they take applications).

CTwireman: I wish you success (and everyone else, for that matter)!

Mr. Tedesco:
May I suggest an idea for "selling safety" as you phrased it: I vividly recall a movie shown in grade school, presented by a representative from AMTRAK. There were tracks near the school and they wanted to impress upon us the danger of playing on or near the tracks. Perhaps you can get something going with school districts to start people off at a young age, making them aware just how dangerous extension cords are, etc. Young minds are impressionable...

Free UL electrical safety videos that can be used to "sell safety" can be found here.

http://www.ul.com/consumers/videos.html

Thank you!

Joe,

As far as 'Selling Safety" goes, as per several correspondences we were supposed to get a Link from NESF and work cooperatively with them on getting Safety info and messages out. Any info or relationship has yet to materialize though.

Bill

http://www.nesf.org/links/#other

Bill: I have been included in their list of links since they started.

You may want to contact the Executive Director, Michael Clendenin and ask him to include the ECN Safety Links.

Joe,

We've corresponded already, also with the Director before him. Being that they initiated the original contact(s) I was surprised when nothing panned out and further emails had not been answered.

Bill

I will go without underwear- so no one will ever be amle to clain they found my shorts!

Whoa! Too much information John!

Has anyone obtained the "Free UL electrical safety videos yet"?
http://www.ul.com/consumers/videos.html