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stevie_m · 23rd February 2011, 12:59

Nah they ain't cowboys ... Just the way the do stuff is to build up a repetative nature.

One guy works on the same machine doing every job until he knows how to put it together in his sleep and then when the guy decides to leave the place (mind you very unlikely ..). To me this causes a problem especially if you are teaching a young man a trade.

I'm on different sites all over the year doing various different jobs so I have learnt more on my trade than someone who is stuck doing the exact same thing everyday.

I'd say Aggreko is prob the biggest generator firm in the UK and one of the biggest in the world. I just personally feel that someone who is going to be a mechanic fitter should learn their trade elsewhere as working for them doesn't promote problem solving or "thinking outside the box"

23rd February 2011, 12:59	#8
stevie_m Saxperience Forum Bum Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Glasgow Posts: 4,772 Blog Entries: 4 Car(s): Mk2 VTR Two Tone, Mazda 3 Sport iTrader Score: 8 (100%)	Nah they ain't cowboys ... Just the way the do stuff is to build up a repetative nature. One guy works on the same machine doing every job until he knows how to put it together in his sleep and then when the guy decides to leave the place (mind you very unlikely ..). To me this causes a problem especially if you are teaching a young man a trade. I'm on different sites all over the year doing various different jobs so I have learnt more on my trade than someone who is stuck doing the exact same thing everyday. I'd say Aggreko is prob the biggest generator firm in the UK and one of the biggest in the world. I just personally feel that someone who is going to be a mechanic fitter should learn their trade elsewhere as working for them doesn't promote problem solving or "thinking outside the box" __________________ Click here for progress thread Two Tone Appreciation Society Last edited by stevie_m; 23rd February 2011 at 13:01.