HIRING: experienced swimming pool installers
02-09-2010, 05:37 AM
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Re: HIRING: experienced swimming pool installers
[QUOTE=nothing.;6100258]No 18x40's? (fuck, those walls are heavy)
The work is hard but you can make a healthy amount of cash doing it and it stays pretty constant till damn near winter.QUOTE]
very true
The work is hard but you can make a healthy amount of cash doing it and it stays pretty constant till damn near winter.QUOTE]
very true
02-11-2010, 08:17 AM
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Re: HIRING: experienced swimming pool installers
I'm interested-
I worked with Tony Pagolli (Kings grant pools) for a few years now doing everything and anything associated with pools. LOTS of liner installs, lots of leak detection and patching (Woah, im a certified diver).
I worked with Tony Pagolli (Kings grant pools) for a few years now doing everything and anything associated with pools. LOTS of liner installs, lots of leak detection and patching (Woah, im a certified diver).
02-11-2010, 03:08 PM
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Re: HIRING: experienced swimming pool installers
yes i did it on the side and no he did not get it from rec. and yes i plan on having alot of side work.
thanx for the input but if people want the job they can pm me with a name phone number and i will have a list in order and i will be calling a couple of weeks before to set up quick interviews at rec warehouse. no piss test but no dumb shit either
thanx for the input but if people want the job they can pm me with a name phone number and i will have a list in order and i will be calling a couple of weeks before to set up quick interviews at rec warehouse. no piss test but no dumb shit either
It's a good job and good luck to anyone to everyone that wants the job. Like I said before, it's a healthy amount of cash, and a steady job in this not so steady economy.
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02-11-2010, 07:39 PM
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Re: HIRING: experienced swimming pool installers
I may be interested in a couple of weeks, once I find out how long I can stay at my current job before lay off.
Although I have never built a pool, I have done basically labor jobs for the past 2 years and I'm the kind of person who can do it with help the first time and understand it. I guess really fast learner, as long as its hands on kind of stuff.
Although I have never built a pool, I have done basically labor jobs for the past 2 years and I'm the kind of person who can do it with help the first time and understand it. I guess really fast learner, as long as its hands on kind of stuff.
