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[Wales1234 5,570]

Anyone worked for hotpoint or know anyone that does trying to find out the salary ?

I can't stand my company anymore and hotpoint provided all the training for white goods engineers thought it be a good route with my qualifications?

[flipbull 1,139]

Just stay away from Beko or you might end up setting folks houses on fire.

[forest of dean redneck 11,830]

Just stay away from Beko or you might end up setting folks houses on fire.

Our tumble driers Hoover or hotpoint and it's one of the affected ones and had a modified back plate put in it.so it's not just beko.

[jeppi26 1,855]

When did beko have fault?? I thought it was hot point ones

[treecreeper 1,136]

They all the same been waiting for them to come and sort mine since last Christmas. Our kid had a hotpoint washer set on fire too only had it a week. Thinkbit was beko fridges that were setting on fire.

Edited July 21, 2016 by treecreeper

[Daniel cain 46,923]

Just go self employed ow- you can pick and choose when/how much work a week you want to do then.the only reason I took a job with a salary was to shut the wife up and to watch my little uns grow up.you will earn big coin if you don't mind working away.I would work for average 9 months of the year and the rest out with the dogs (that I do miss mind,but wouldn't change back as I missed the first 3 yrs of my oldest lad growing up.)You soon get pissed off working as a service engineer mate,try Clarkson and Evans sparkys they do the contracts on most of the big housing sites in wales .atb dc

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

I nearly took a job with them around the time I started on the roads.

 

If I'm not mistaken they come under indesit. That's who my correspondence was with. I will try to find the emails.

 

It was £28k salaried. I can't remember what the hours were and there was alot of weekend work.

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

If you fancy the field service engineer side then have a look at the casino industry. I did it for 3 years and thoroughly enjoyed it. Equipment is a doddle to fix it you're electrically and electronically minded, decent pay and a nice clean atmosphere. But again lots of evening and weekend work.

[shepp 2,285]

I think the best job for sparks these days is maintenance work, but a must is to get with a company that does electrical and mechanical. Get qualified as a spark and working experience with A/C heating and plumbing.

This will give a very good income and you can get a static job when older so you won't be breaking your back up till retirement.

 

Last week went over from self employed installation spark to a static job doing maintenance. At 46 I decided that if I wait until I am in my 50's I might not get the opportunity to make the move.

I took a cut in money but I will have half the work load and a much more pleasant environment to work in.

If I had working mechanical knowledge, then I could have got a similar job but would have been paid an extra £8,000 a year.

[Wales1234 5,570]

I like a regular salary it suits me I like to know where I am money wise !

I'm pie hot at domestic electrics haven't done any commercial !

My boss really doesn't want eletricians under him at the housing company I work for he's making it difficult for us to get work he would rather see us hanging around than doing work!

Iv got to look at moving jobs I think driving me crazy plus the boy I work with is a miserable b*****d at the best of times

[gnipper 6,621]

A lad I know just started for them mate, he did like a week long training and then got given a van and jobs to do on his tod. What do you need to know?

[Wales1234 5,570]

A lad I know just started for them mate, he did like a week long training and then got given a van and jobs to do on his tod. What do you need to know?

The salary that's all bud they don't say on there website

[gnipper 6,621]

My mistake it's whirlpool he's started for.

[Wales1234 5,570]

Same sort of thing mate I'm going send my cv to a few of them this weekend I think