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My wife and I will be moving to the Omaha, NE area. I have been working as a carpenter for the last few years but have found the electrical work I have done to be both challenging and enjoyable. So I am expanding my job search to include openings for entry level residential electricians.
Although I am relatively inexperienced, I hope my attitude and eagerness can help make up for my level of experience. I have great references from my previous employers. I show up on time every day so you wont have to wonder about me. I have a great attitude and sense of humor so I'm easy to work with. I would like to find an employer who will appreciate good, dependable help. Someone who realizes that wiring skills can be taught while responsibility and desire to learn cannot.
Thanks, Mark
[This message has been edited by markdikeman (edited 05-06-2005).]
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Welcome to Omaha I am an electrical contractor in Omaha NE. Right now the residential building is going at a good clip. But almost all of that type of work is in the good ole boy network and is a very lowball market. The contractor's margins a quite small. With no experience you will propably not get any job offers above 8-9/hr. Personally not bieng a good ole boy member, I have yet to get a bid that I could make any money on. The commercial market here is very cutthroat right now.. Last 23 bids came in for less than my material and labor cost. And I have had 9 Journeymen and or 2+ yr apprentices looking for work. Do not have any for them right now. It's a tough place to be right now for electricial work. Omaha is a fine place and I prefer it to many other places I have been but right now the going is tough.
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Thanks for your honest input. I will keep an eye open, but will concentrate on carpentry jobs. Sorry to here things are so cut-throat for both you and your guys.
Thanks again, Mark
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